On Mon, 26 Mar 2001, Fredrik Sjoholm wrote:
>
> It's well known that Apache::Registry will load and compile the same
> script multiple times when a site contains Apache::Registry scripts in
> mutliple directories, symlinked and aliased to different URLs (perhaps as
> a means of different levels of access restriction to the same scripts).
>
> An easy (and efficient) way of avoiding this is to map the virtual Apache
> perl module name to the underlying file's inode#, instead of its URL.
> As an extra bonus, this makes pre-loading scripts a breeze, because you
> no longer need to write a complex translation callback to map between
> filenames and URLs.
It's a refreshing idea. Is this solution cross-platform?
The latest policy is mod_perl-1.3 doesn't accept any new features and
provides only bug fixes. All the development goes into 2.0.
Still you can subclass Apache::PerlRun and provide your own method for
the unique namespace package generation.
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