Greetings,
I have some questions about optimizing memory usage. I could probably
get
some of these answers myself with more study of the mod_perl / perl source,
but I was hoping someone might just know the answer and be able to tell me :)
First off, am I correct in the assumption
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
>
> If you asked Santa to bring you one for Christmas he'd look at you,
> stare for a moment, and give his jolly ol' laugh just before he says
> "You're shit out of luck"
>
> To the best of my knowledge, there are 3 mod perl 1 (MP1) books :
> practical mod_perl and th
You will only get the Seg fault or Bus error when a process comes round
for recycling.
StartServers 1
MinSpareServers 1
MaxSpareServers 1
MaxClients 150
MaxRequestsPerChild 0
SetHandler perl-script
PerlResponseHandler TEST::ENV
TEST/ENV.pm
package TEST::ENV;
Has anyone heard of someone being contracted to write a MP2 book for O'reilly
or another publisher? Or are the publishers just tossing money at potential
authors php/mysql and rails books?
Last I heard Orielly was looking but we were all busy. :)
If you asked Santa to bring you one for Christmas he'd look at you,
stare for a moment, and give his jolly ol' laugh just before he says
"You're shit out of luck"
To the best of my knowledge, there are 3 mod perl 1 (MP1) books :
practical mod_perl and the mod_perl developers cookbook -- w
So I'm looking at a library update, and my shelves are tragically thin on
MP2 books. Since an early New Year's resolution is to start delving
heavily into MP2, I'd love some recommendations on what everyone considers
to be the best MP2 books out there at the moment?
Thanks,
First off a bit of CPAN wierdness. With perl -MCPAN 'install Sys::HostIP'
you get version 1.0 (07 Jun 2000), rather than the latest version (1.3.1
29 Sep 2003), something to do with the change of owner (five->bluelines).
Unfortunately 1.0 is the only version which doesn't use local %ENV (...and
ho
This is a ThreeParter
On Dec 14, 2005, at 10:43 AM, Thomas Schindl wrote:
I brought about a few days ago a discussion about mod_dbd
(available with
Apache-2.2 ) which exactly acts like I think connection-pooling
should work
in Apache.
on a side note, does mp2 work with apache-2.2 yet? i've
On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 16:43 +0100, Thomas Schindl wrote:
> I've now taken a closer look into the whole thing and at the moment
> it seems to possible to use mod_dbd to provide the physical connection on
> C-level to DBD::mysql. I've already contacted the maintainer of DBD::mysql
> and I hope until
Hi,
you are right Jonathan at the moment there's no real DB-Pool implementation
available like one knows it e.g. from Java.
a. Connection-Pool(Connection1, Connection2)
b. Apache-Child-1 "Request-Starts":
-> Connection1 = Pool->fetchConnection();
-> Connection1->executeQuery("SELECT * FROM
I'm shocked that nobody mentioned Apache::DBI->connect_on_init()
That's because he really doesn't want persistent connections. He's trying
to get 1 db connection for XYZ number of child processes.
;-)
Regards,
KAM
Phillip,
Thanks for your reply.
First off a bit of CPAN wierdness. With perl -MCPAN 'install Sys::HostIP'
you get version 1.0 (07 Jun 2000), rather than the latest version (1.3.1
29 Sep 2003), something to do with the change of owner (five->bluelines).
Unfortunately 1.0 is the only version wh
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