Jean-frederic Clere wrote:
If you finish your maintenance module then it'll
be his responsibility to make a heartbeat independent
of the request, on the regular intervals.
Sure I need an extra program to make a real heartbeat but I still still
don't see how I could close a socket in a httpd s
Mladen Turk wrote:
Jean-frederic Clere wrote:
Rainer Jung wrote:
It's called once a minute (at least if a request comes in) to be
able to
clean up things not directly related to the actual request, like
closing
idle connections.
Something to add to mod_proxy probably.
If you finish
Jean-frederic Clere wrote:
Rainer Jung wrote:
It's called once a minute (at least if a request comes in) to be able to
clean up things not directly related to the actual request, like closing
idle connections.
Something to add to mod_proxy probably.
If you finish your maintenance module
Rainer Jung wrote:
It's called once a minute (at least if a request comes in) to be able to
clean up things not directly related to the actual request, like closing
idle connections.
Something to add to mod_proxy probably.
Cheers
Jean-Frederic
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Hi,
I'm curr
It's called once a minute (at least if a request comes in) to be able to
clean up things not directly related to the actual request, like closing
idle connections.
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> Hi,
>
> I'm currently working in mod_jk in order to add a particular mechanism, in
> this
> work I have
Hi,
I'm currently working in mod_jk in order to add a particular mechanism, in this
work I have to understand the structure and the behavior of the different
workers (status, lb,...).
So I spend my time in the reverse engineering of mod_jk... An for example I
don't really understand the meaning
