On Thu, Jan 06, 2000 at 10:40:31PM +0200, Eli Marmor wrote:
> running CGI-BINs, the parsing (of scripts like Perl and PHP), the
(You've got FastCGI, mod_perl and commercial solutions for that)
> need to load and parse htaccess files (sometimes even per request),
I'm no expert in web servers, but this looks strange to me. Could
you explain why there isn't some way for a user to signal the server
that he had changed his .htaccess file? If this is really such a
bottleneck, we can (it seems to me) change the semantics a bit and
put the responsibility on the users' side.
(In case I haven't made myself clear, I mean something like asking
users to kill -1 the server after every time they modify their
htaccess. I realize they can't do that themselves, but surely there
is some sort of mechanism to deploy here that's cheaper than
what you describe above.)
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