--On Sunday, March 7, 2004 6:28 PM -0400 "Marc G. Fournier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
'k, then this is probably why I can't recreate it, since the
ads.postgresql.org stuff itself keeps the hits pretty continous ...
Yup. FWIW, I just tested against -STABLE as of Mar 11th (Brian just upgraded
mi
Quoting Mark Rowe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Check out this further pool test,
>
>
> Using apache 2.0.48
>
> I defined tenbyte_string as the
> constant string "0123456789"
> which is 10 bytes long.
This would probably be 11 bytes, plus maybe a few extra for alignment. Not a big
difference probably
Check out this further pool test,
Using apache 2.0.48
I defined tenbyte_string as the
constant string "0123456789"
which is 10 bytes long.
Here is a test where I used
apr_pstrcat( ... ) to
in a loop 10,000 iterations
so the resulting string
should only take up
10 * 10,000 = 100,000 bytes.
It took
Check out this pool test,
Using apache 1.3.29
I defined tenbyte_string as the
constant string "0123456789"
which is 10 bytes long.
Here is a test where I used
ap_pstrcat( ... ) to
in a loop 10,000 times
so the resulting string
should only take up
10 * 10,000 = 100,000 bytes.
It took nearly 400 MB
Hi,
this patch makes htdigest use the apr_temp_dir_get() for getting the temp dir;
and also removes the dependance on external cp/copy;
changed printout to use apr function like htpasswd;
replaced tabs with spaces.
I've have tested this on NetWare and Win32.
The OMIT_DELONCLOSE I left in for now ca
By uncommenting just one line from the default config you can get to
this misconfiguration:
NameVirtualHost *:80
which is not handled properly by the vhost code - httpd serves requests
with c->base_server == NULL, httpd -tS segfaults, etc.
The check below in vhost.c:remove_unused_name_vhosts
Hi,
this patch makes htpasswd use the apr_temp_dir_get() instead of only asking the
environment vars.
If someone isnt fine with the move back into main() of this part, I can provide
another patch which leaves the separate function in. In addition I removed some
obsolete ifdefs; have tested this
Hi,
I wonder what your opinion is on having functions in addition to variables
in SSIs.
An example would be <--#set var="blah" value="random($min,$max)" --> .
My idea is to make ap_ssi_parse_string aware of functions and call a
function which does the SSI function parsing/calling.
In addition I'd