Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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It depends on many things. For example it's possible to have a simple filter written in C, which will accept all the data from the response handler and then spoonfeed the client, just like the proxy does.
Stas, related question: I was looking over the interpreter-pool stuff in modperl_interp.c and modperl_callback.c and it looks to me like each call
to modperl_callback_run_handlers grabs its own interpreter to use. Do
you know if it's possible, within a single http request, for an auth
handler and a response handler to use two different perl interpreters?
It looks to me like it is possible.
Yes. This is controlled by the PerlInterpScope directive:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/config.html#C_PerlInterpScope_
if you set it to 'handler' than each phase will have a different interpreter selected. The default is 'request' so once an interpreter is selected, it'll be used by all request handlers in the current request.
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