pqf wrote:
> Hi, all
> I am Ryan Pan, who wrote the first version of mod_fcgid.
> While I uesd mod_fastcgi(not mod_fcgid), one issue that bother me is: while
> a fastcgi process(created by mod_fastcgi's process manager process)in a dead
> loop, no one is respond to kick it out. So from tim
2009/10/13 pqf :
> Hi, all
> I am Ryan Pan, who wrote the first version of mod_fcgid.
> While I uesd mod_fastcgi(not mod_fcgid), one issue that bother me is: while
> a fastcgi process(created by mod_fastcgi's process manager process)in a dead
> loop, no one is respond to kick it out. So from
Hi all
I'm on apache 2.0.63, and seeing nonsensical Dav Locks
(symptoms are that files show as being locked by users that couldn't
possibly have locked them).
I *think* I've tracked it down to a bug in mod_dav_fs; it appears that
if files are deleted
from disk (by a mechanism other than Dav), any
Jeff Trawick wrote:
maybe increasing the granularity of the lock could help
(multiple busy lists with the inode used as a hash to get to the
proper busy list)
I happen to have a module, unrelated to mod_fcgid, which manages
a fairly large shared-memory cache across a number of user sessions.
Chris Darroch wrote:
Because this runs on Linux and we're just using the APR defaults,
the process locks are SysV semaphores. Maybe sometime in the far
future, once glibc 2.10 appears on our systems, we might try
APR_LOCK_PROC_PTHREAD and see if we can't get the shiny new
pthread_mutexattr_s
Is there any chance the fix for security vulnerability CVE-2008-2364 (
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-2008-2364) will be back
ported to Apache 2.0.x? The reason I ask is because this particular
security vulnerability is missing from the Apache 2.0 list of security
vulnerabili
Hi!
I have applied patches to the 2.2.14 sources. I've copied mod_cache.so and
mod_disk_cache.so to the apache modules directory. The problem is NOT
solved. As soon as I add CacheQuickHandler Off to the cache configuration,
the servers stops caching (new directories aren't appearing in cach
I forgot to add that I have a ProxyPass directive in the same config. I.e.
I'm trying to build caching proxy with mod_rewrite on the "front".
It looks like mod_proxy is run before the mod_cache.
Please advise.
Thank you.
Alexander Alfimov писал(а) в своём письме Thu, 15
Oct 2009 01:47:30
