On Fri, 19 Sep 2003, Josh Chamas wrote: > Skylos the Doggie wrote: > > Greetings gentlemen, > > > > I just noticed something that disturbed me greatly. > > > > I have several *necessarily* independant ASP applications that I wish > > to run on the same server. Different directories, different > > virtualhosts, different global.asa's, all utilizing Apache::ASP. > > Make sure you have UseStrict set, this will help with global variables > that need to be scoped properly.
Hm. I haven't had any trouble with that. (well, okay, I have, here and there, but I have been solving it by explicitly scoping and initializing my variables.) > The Global settings and global.asa should be compiled separately as long > as they are different. I believe they are. > What are your separate configs for a couple apps that seem to overlap, > and what variables are seemingly shared ( report on this only after > making sure UseStrict is set and you have worked through that > everywhere. ) > > I see no problem with you have multiple separate Apache::ASP on a server, > as I do this myself without problems. Good, good. > Also, if you are talking about share $Application data, then that is > dependent on what StateDir is set to. Yes, of course. $Application data is the Application Collection, as I referred to it. StateDir. Okay. (I thought this granularity was implied, and StateDir was a global-where-to-put-files sort of thing) First I modified my virtualhost scopes each to have their own StateDir setting. I have tried changing the StateDir inside of scopes, and found initially that it didn't work - it was only paying attention to the base httpd.conf setting of StateDir...? I commented out that 'root' definition of StateDir, and then I got individual state dir's active for my applications. The application collection data no longer appears elsewhere. Have I found a bug in the overlapping-variable-values resolution for configuration variable scoping? It should have overwritten the StateDir with the smaller-scope value, rather than ignoring it. Thanks muchly, Josh. Skylos - [EMAIL PROTECTED] - The best part about the internet is nobody knows you're a dog. (Peter Stiener, The New Yorker, July 5, 1993) - Dogs like... TRUCKS! (Nissan commercial, 1996) - PGP key: http://dogpawz.com/skylos/mykey.asc --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
