huge httpd processes

Hi clint This script looks helpful. I don't completely understand (even after looking at the documentation for Linux::Smaps) it though Looking at this output: ##before a bit hit on an expensive part of the web site VMSIZE: 119472 kb RSS: 96184 kb total 94904 kb shared

huge httpd processes

Hi clint Yes. Linux and this script looks good. We've think that part of the problem is in the modules Apache is loading so this will be useful. I also have another couple of questions: I have found the errant code where our process jumps by 13 Mbs. One part does something like this: $file_ha

huge httpd processes

oaded modules, where is it all comming from? many thanks Justin Wyllie

Redirects and Cache-Control

he - url1 or url2? Since it is url2 in the response headers surely url2? Many thanks Justin Wyllie

tUsing module

Hi This is a beginner question. I want to instantiate an object just once in the lifetime of a script, not on every request. I'm used to Mason where you can use Mason's <%once> block. In mod_perl proper would the equivalent be to instantiate it in a BEGIN block? But it would need to be in sco

Re: Reg Web Page Creation in Mod Perl

Hi Sean Mason is good. It enables you to do Perl scripting inline in html files. masonhq.com Justin - Original Message - From: Sean Davis To: prabap...@yahoo.co.in Cc: modperl@perl.apache.org Sent: Monday, February 16, 2009 2:41 PM Subject: Re: Reg Web Page Creation in Mo

Re: Apache::DBI and mySQL LAST_INSERT_ID

Hi Guys Thanks for all the help. I have some code which inserts something into a database and immediately (the next line) executes another sql statement with SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID() - so it is not a previous one from somewhere else in the code. My concern was that because the actual connect

Apache::DBI and mySQL LAST_INSERT_ID

s used to serve one request completely and then the next. If this is the case then it seems that LAST_INSERT_ID would be reliable. I hope that makes some kind of sense and thanks for any help Justin Wyllie

ServerUtil problem

to do? Would upgrading mod_perl be the best thing? with regards Justin Wyllie e. [EMAIL PROTECTED]