Hi,
solved it myself $f->r->status() how stupid I haven't seen this before,
works like a charme but one more question, what is a filter supposed to
return on ERROR why does one have to set the status one self and return
Apache2::Const::SERVER_ERROR from the filter handller isn't setting the
reques
To avoid use of Reload, I'm using semaphores to ensure all processes are up to
date with a single large hash that rarely gets updated. Is this a bad idea?
I'd appreciate any constructive criticisms:
# each session
unless(-e "$semaphore/$$"){
# do the caching routine from
i asked something like that once before (though not in terms of
mod_perl) , and was told this:
if the disk doesn't have a lot of read/writes already, the the OS
should optimize a bunch of the filechecking into memory and won't
touch the disk
if it does have a lot of use ( uploads/ shred
Thanks - It'd be great to share this memory, but I'm suspecting start/stop
could cause other problems -- i.e. dropping current connections. Also, we'd
still need to know when to start/stop the given machine's service.
As for touching, instead of using the physical disk, we could use an extra
c
