On 05 Dec 2012, at 2:27 PM, "Mikhail T." <[email protected]> wrote: >>> > In my case, for example, the CGI-invocation belongs to a completely >>> > different vhost than mod_rivet and websh… >> Are the configurations for these expensive modules defined server wide? This >> could be an issue where other configuration is leaking into your virtual >> hosts, and is running when not necessary. > No, the modules are only configured inside the vhosts, where they are used -- > and these happen to be different from the vhost, where I invoke the CGI. > > But, it would seem, the modules' hooks are invoked simply because they are > LoadModule-ed in…
That is intentional - if a module has hooked itself into a hook, then the server will call the module's hook as the module asked the server to. The server isn't in a position to second-guess a module, if a module asked to be hooked in, the server will respect this assuming the module knows what it wants to do. If a module is hooking itself into the server, then running some expensive processing during the hooks but then declines to handle the hook, this is wasteful. This is a module bug, not a server bug. Regards, Graham --
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