Adam Prime wrote:
Victor Danilchenko wrote:
I need to do it forcibly, no matter what happens during the
request. I have to slightly relax security constraints to call an
unusual subrequest, and since I cannot guarantee that the cleanup code
will be reached (what if the subrequest is terminated by the client,
or dies on a bug?), I figure my best bet it to make sure that at the
end of the request execution, the current apache process dies so that
a new one can be spawned. 'kill $$' is obviously inadequate.
Does anyone have any idea how this can be achieved? perhaps
utilizing MaxRequestsPerChild somehow, I could trick the parent
process into terminating this one after the request completes? or is
there some mod_perl feature which tells mod_perl to not re-use the
perl runtime in a given process?
Any help and/or ideas are much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
$r->child_terminate()
mp2:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/RequestUtil.html#C_child_terminate_
Perfect. Much thanks.
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Victor Danilchenko
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