RE: hi
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Re: Hi
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Re: hi
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RE: Hi, dev, here´s the archive you requested
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RE: Hi, dev, here´s the archive you requested
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Re: hi had a suggestion
acked. -- The Apache Software Foundation If you have not looked at http://www.apache.org/foundation/preFAQ.html PLEASE DO SO NOW. There's an excellent chance your question/concern is addressed therein. ---BeginMessage--- Hi how are you today. I just had a suggestion. Can you make the Apache Server an Graphic Use Interface for windows operating systems. It make make it easier to control the server. Thanks _ Add photos to your messages with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail ---End Message---
Re: hi,about souce reading
From: Liu Wen [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, November 17, 2001 8:10 PM hi,folks I am starting out reading Apache source code as a first step to learn Unix Environment and Network Programming. while can you give me some directions for reading? This might sound crazy, but I would start with the httpd-2.0/server/mpm/prefork directory, and review the basic outline of how prefork works and runs. Prefork starts its life as one process that reviews the configuration, then forks like crazy into tens to hundreds of copies that serve individual requests. Since the raw network_io stuff is in a directory srclib/apr/network_io/unix/ it's pretty easy to read over the abstractions, and then look at exactly how they were implemented. Better yet - if you want to understand BeOS, OS2, Win32 or NetWare, just jump over to the appropriate parallel directory and you can get a glimpse of the differences. If you try using 1.3, you will fall into http_main.c, a monstrosity of code that goes on for miles. The Apache 2.0 mpm architecture neatly broke things up into parts, and the prefork flavor is probably the simplest to understand. Bill
Re: hi,about souce reading
thank you for your advice. perhaps this is really somewhat crazy... Anyway I heard Apache's code is well written, and I have previous programming experience under Unix environment ,though not much.So I think it is worth doing so... well, I am still not sure reading 2.0 beta or latest stable version.2.0 seems to include a lot of new and useful features, maybe it makes good to read the code as the developer group is releasing the final ? btw,I use MSVC to open dsw file in source tarball ,but no project is loaded, why? Cheers Liu
