At 18:01 -0500 11/26/03, Perrin Harkins wrote:
...This has the advantage of being easy, but
the disadvantage that the data is no longer shared. I don't think you can
reall solve that without HUP-ing the server, but if you find a way I'll be
eager to hear about it.
Will report back, probably in the
> hup it as in graceful restart? But I don't need it to re-read all of
> my Perl modules, plus their inherent initializations... I just need
> e.g. a hash updated...
I agree with Stas -- it would be easier to use something like a dbm.
MLDB::Sync works well for this stuff.
When I've had to do th
I think Apache::DB_File is just what you are after.
Is that on CPAN? I can't find it. I _can_ find
Apache::Session::DB_File and Apache::Session::Store::DB_File, is that
what you mean?
Sorry, I messed up the names and owners. I meant Tie::DB_Lock by Ken Williams,
David's DB_File::Lock is som
At 14:02 -0800 11/26/03, Stas Bekman wrote:
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
my $updating;
$SIG{123} = sub {
return if $updating++; # make sure only one at a time
#update data structures;
$updating = 0;
};
That's what you told me back in July, which I liked. Though I
haven't seen it at work
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
If you are talking about serving HTTP, you probably want
PerlInitHandler. Similar to Apache::Reload.
But PerlInitHandler runs in the child, does it not?
They all run in the child. The only hooks run by the parent process
that spawns the child processes is PostConfig an
At 13:41 -0800 11/26/03, Stas Bekman wrote:
If I remember correctly, you mentioned this to me back at
YAPC::Paris in July. But back then you said you are going to
gracefully restart the child processes, after updating the
parent's data so that the newly spawned processes will see the
updated in
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
At 11:13 -0800 11/26/03, Stas Bekman wrote:
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
I was wondering whether the following trick could somehow work with
mod_perl 2. And excuse my preference for prefork MPM's: I guess
that's the hammer to work on all my nails (pun intended). I'm o
At 11:13 -0800 11/26/03, Stas Bekman wrote:
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
I was wondering whether the following trick could somehow work with
mod_perl 2. And excuse my preference for prefork MPM's: I guess
that's the hammer to work on all my nails (pun intended). I'm open
to other solutions to th
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
I was wondering whether the following trick could somehow work with
mod_perl 2. And excuse my preference for prefork MPM's: I guess that's
the hammer to work on all my nails (pun intended). I'm open to other
solutions to this "problem"!
Liz, when you are talking abou
I was wondering whether the following trick could somehow work with
mod_perl 2. And excuse my preference for prefork MPM's: I guess
that's the hammer to work on all my nails (pun intended). I'm open
to other solutions to this "problem"!
The problem:
-
When you're using prefork
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