From the bind9 man page, I understand that the named process starts one worker thread per CPU if it was able to determine the number of CPUs. If its unable to determine, a single worker thread is started.
My question is how does it calculate the number of CPUs? I presume by CPU, it means cores. The Linux machine I work is customized and has kernel 2.6.34 and does not support lscpu or nproc utilities. named is starting a single thread even if i give -n 4 option. Is there any other way to force named to start multiple threads?
Thanks in advance.
