I *think* as long as you create it in the parent process before the children are forked, it should be ok, but post_config is probably a better place, if for no other reason than it keeps your directive handlers simpler, and lets you not have to expect one to come before another. If your module is simple, this may not be an issue, but as the complexity grows, it may.
Also be aware of the Double DSO Load issue. I'd defer to the following references, though: http://www.codemass.com/mod_shm_counter/ http://www.codemass.com/presentations/apachecon2005/ac2005advancedmodules.pdf On 5/25/07, César Leonardo Blum Silveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all, Is there any problem if I try to create a shared memory segment in the module config creation phase, instead of the post config phase? Thank you, -- César L. B. Silveira http://cesarbs.wordpress.com/
