Steve Hay wrote:
>Stas Bekman wrote:
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>>Steve Hay wrote:
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>>>Stas Bekman wrote:
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>>>>>>OK, that's better :) But doesn't Apache start a new process then?
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>>>>>No -- we're only running one process (-D ONE_PROCESS) -- see
>>>>>Apache/TestServer.pm ;)
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>>>>You mean when debugging? Because normally we don't start one process.
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>>>>It's only the case if $self->{run}->{opts}->{'one-process'} is true.
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>>>Hmm. Where would that get set?
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>>It's not. Unless you pass this option or you run coverage testing. on
>>worker mpm, we have two processes.
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>>>Both the full test suite and the bug reporting skeleton definitely only
>>>have one Apache.exe running in my Task Manager. However, I notice if I
>>>watch it carefully that a second Apache.exe appears very briefly and
>>>then disappears again.
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>>a bug in Apache may be? May be check the winnt mpm source?
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>No, it's something in the mp2 test setup. If I just start my installed
>Apache2/mp2 setup then I get two Apache.exe's as expected. I'll try to
>see what the difference is.
>
Got it. We made an exception for Win32 to always run in one-process
mode because otherwise we couldn't relaibly stop both the parent and
child processes. See the call to Win32::Process::Create() in
Apache::TestServer::start().
It does have the undesirable side-effect that we have seen in this
thread, though, namely that if one test causes the single Apache.exe
process to exit for whatever reason then all subsequent tests will fail
since they now have no server to connect to :(
- Steve
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