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Paul Davis wrote:

> Taking a wild stab, are you running out of ports on the client side?
> The 20-30 second wait would be when all your sockets are in TIME_WAIT
> mode before closing?

That seems to be fine -- BUT:

> You might check and see if your cilent lib is doing Keep-Alive or not.

This gives me an opening - there is something odd with Keep-Alive. Just 
to confirm - couchdb should do the right 1.1 dance, understand 
Keep-Alive and allow for (anyish) number of subsequent requests ?

Dw

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