my $uid = $s->uid; my $gid = $s->gid;
Include yes, but how should it be coded.
is apr_uid_current equivalent to the old s->server_uid/gid? if so, we could open up part of APR::User.
No, it's not. It gives you the same as perl's $< and $(.
s->server_uid/gid give you the User/Group setting for that server. Therefore at the server startup, if running as 'root' and the setting is 'User nobody', you want to get this 'nobody' value, and not 'root'. $< and apr_uid_current will both give you root's uid.
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