llu"?
I found a lot of issues involving printing
Can I write a hack to ensure this (possible detecting the architecture with
#defines then writing the correct printf placeholder from the #define)? Is
there a more graceful method in APR for handling situations like this?
Thanks,
Dave
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Da
s unknown
to me. And mod_xmlns plays a role in these usages, unknown to me.
Might one or two of you direct me to some more info as to enlighten
this dim bulb;)
Sam
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implementations? Is it guaranteed to return a
writeable directory?
Thanks,
Dave
On 4/4/07, David Wortham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for such a simple question, but I have not been able to find the
answer yet.
Is there a function in APR to retrieve the default Apache logs directory?
When my
rs with the same MX/domain based on different directories,
you may run into session problems (I'm not speaking from experience, just
conjecture).
Regards,
Dave
On 3/23/07, Danie Qian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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From: "David Wortham" <[EMAIL PROT
You aren't walking through a
sequential list of URLs in apr_tables are you? Are the "URI"s you're
storing full URIs, domain names, or MXs? Perhaps you could use some help
with your overall design of the module (or maybe there's an existing module
that does what
d
process (on potentially different).
Maybe this page can shed some light on your questions:
http://www.fmc-modeling.org/projects/apache/html/3_3Extending_Apache.html
Regards,
Dave
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&highlight=build+apache+mod+ssl++visual+express
Hopefully you can get some use out of this.
Regards,
David Wortham
On 3/13/07, Chris Kukuchka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I am trying to compile a module against the Apache 2.2.4 codebase using
Visual C++ .NET. The compile stops wit
inks will help you
get the gist of the overall structure of writing modules and using the
module API. When learning, it helps to know what version of Apache your
sample code is written for (look for STANDARD_MODULE_STUFF or
STANDARD20_MODULE_STUFF in the module definition).
Hope this helps,
D
r person was trying to do the same thing two weeks ago but no
one ever responded to him.
Does anyone have any suggestions or places to look?
Thanks in advance,
David Wortham
Hello again developers,
I don't fully expect anyone to be able to answer this question. At this
point, I am just looking for ideas to try.
I am still trying to get my module to make a POST request to an external
server (I am using a subrequest that bounces off of mod_proxy to the
external s
ep-Alive: timeout=15, max=1
Connection: Keep-Alive
*Transfer-Encoding: chunked
Content-Type: text/html*
I make the different header parts in bold.
3) Do you think I need to use mod_file_cache ? I do not use it.
Regards,
Erica
David Wortham wrote:
> Erica,
> My only comments: either
>
While I really like Nick's response (regarding creating a subrequest through
mod_proxy), one of my supervisors doesn't like the fact that we require
mod_proxy to be installed for my module to work (took me a couple of
searches on some newsgroups to get it compiled/installed/activated myself).
I w
JD,
I ran into the same problem/issue that you are observing. I was not able
to effectively use a casted version of the (void*) parameter.
ap_get_module_config(...) works fine for me.
To clarify some of the questions you have:
- Server config inits are run when the httpd.conf is read (at ser
apache2_modules/tut2/tutorial2.html
And finally, understanding how Apache handles modules (during both startup
and request-handling):
http://www.f-m-c.org/projects/apache/html/3_3Extending_Apache.html
Hope these help,
David Wortham
On 2/22/07, Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
On Thu,
Drew,
I can only respond to two of your questions (intelligently):
First, how do I return valuable information if there's a config error?
For example, if my config has the directive "MyFile conf/foo.txt" and
the file doesn't exist, how can I report this when I run httpd -t?
If the error can
Hi guys,
I know Nick or one of the other frequent responders mentioned something
about a double server-startup. Does anyone have (or know of) documentation
on this effect? I believe I understand the relationships between the server
process, the child processes and the cprocess threads.
It seems
Nick (and other module developers),
I am still struggling with some Seg Faults.
They no longer occur from directory/file/location contexts.
Now, I have determined that it only occurs on one specific directive-handler
and only if the value of the flag is "On" (not "Off") and called from a
server
ote:
On Thu, 16 Nov 2006 16:39:26 -0700
"David Wortham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello fellow module developers!
> I am trying to debug one of my directive-handling functions.
You haven't really told us enough to make a diagnosis.
However, the thing that springs t
Hello fellow module developers!
I am trying to debug one of my directive-handling functions.
I want to set both the server and the appropriate directory structures when
the function is invoked.
Currently, I am getting Segmentation Faults (outside of all of my functions)
when I set my server confi
I'd like to know if anyone developing modules has run across a
struct-serialization function/library (in C, preferrably well tested with
the APR and multiple (file|operating) systems). I am attempting to share
data across child processes, but I have a few bugs in my serialization
code. I'm reall
On 10/10/06, William A. Rowe, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You are responsible for mutexing; and remember unless you alloc before fork
and never modify the data, it's per-process private.
Is this to say that using a subpool of a "s->process->pool" pool, what
mutations made by one child proces
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