mod_perl 1.21 Apache 1.3.9 Solaris 2.5.1, Linux 6.0 Is this a good or bad idea? I want to create an inheritable module based on Apache::Request mainly for uploading files, then create individual PerlHandler modules for individual page content. If I do this, will the uploaded files end up increase the memory consumption of the module, or is all memory freed after the fileupload process? I was going to use "register_cleanup(\&CGI::_reset_globals)" to clear the CGI environment but don't know if that frees up the memory. If used, should the register_cleanup be attached to the original request object ($r = shift;), or the $apr=Apache::Request->new($r) object? Should I (How can I) destroy the entire page after each request? Doing so would lose some of the reason for using mod_perl, I'd like to write these handlers with all dynamic content (no "real" page source). Some thoughts for destruction would be to create the Apache::Request::Upload as a blessed object, then destroy it on page completion - Is this wise or even possible? Any pointers on how to accomplish this? TIA, Cliff
