Javier Now I'm having a different problem. In my restart handler I
Javier print out the PID using a simple 'warn pid = $$\n. I was
Javier expecting it would print out the PID of the parent
Javier (listener) Apache process
[...]
Sounds like you want getppid() instead.
b.
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this
hasn't been fixed by now.
Nonetheless, this subject has been covered over and over on the list.
If you look in the archives you'll most certainly find more details.
b.
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a somewhat modern version of BIND and you make
the ndc domain socket read/writable via the user/group Apache is
running as, you should be able to restart the daemon without root
privs.
Not that you still shouldn't be weary of doing something like that,
though.
b.
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uot; httpd for the non-mod_perl-virtualhosts and a
Thomas bigger one for the others.
A single httpd process could handle requests for many different
vhosts.
You could always run separate Apache instances per vhost. :-)
--bruno
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Bruno Connelly
mas period in a production setup?
It should work fine, just keep in mind the extra resources required
for multiple instances (especially with pre-forking). But again,
splitting one instance into two shouldn't be too nasty.
--bruno
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Bruno Connelly
the interface it's trying to bind() to isn't
plumbed yet?
--bruno
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