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Pipelining for php.stdin and non-blocking filesystem calls #11
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Let's hope it works then. Merging it without testing. |
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Pipelining for php.stdin and non-blocking filesystem calls
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pipelining the request directly into stdin solves for me following problem with uploading larger files:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/21388363/getting-econnreset-on-child-stdin-write
synchronous calls block the entire node process until the response is there, meaning that no other http request can be handled until it got the results for fs.existsSync() & fs.statSync()
now async & removed the unnecessary fs.exists()-check ( fs.stat() does both)