This is probably true for any os on which APR favors file locking for
global mutexes, in my case it's FreeBSD.
When a global mutex is created with apr_global_mutex_create(), it creates
a file owned by root/wheel whose perms are 600. After the server changes
uid/gid, it no longer has permissions t
Title: Scoreboard access rights on Windows
Does Apache set access rights in the scoreboard so that no other processes can write to it? I refer to named scoreboards using ScoreBoardFile.
Juan
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, Pascal MILON wrote:
> Is anybody have an example of a code that read the post_data in a filter, just the
> minimum of the prototyped functions and the good
> functions to call to read the args in POST request ?
Take a look at http://www.webthing.com/software/mod_upload/>
whi
Geoffrey Young wrote:
this came up on test-dev@ a while ago. while we haven't quite fully
settled on an interface to Apache-Test yet, I thought to post this patch
here, since it implements some XXX comments in core. the output for the
prefork and worker builds I have look like
Server version:
Our problems also only seem to occur in production (likely due
to increased bucketizing/brigadeering on a congested network),
but we'll try to get these into various QA environs to help shake
out any bugs.
Thanks,
Ron
> -Original Message-
> From: Glenn Nielsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Hello everybody,
We use a cgi-bin developed in C to perform some tags treatments on our pages.
We have installed the Apache 2.0.47 on our server and it is working well.
We think about transform our C program to an apache filter but we block on :
"How to read the Post arguments of the page when w
