a) threaded-perl which is significatly slower in most operation you are
executing
I've just heard they are "comparable" in speed.. how big can this difference
be?
In our application that heavily uses hashes and closures we
experience a 2x slow down, and seldom segmentation fault.
We fell
Herve, you've uncovered a bloody global perl context switch bug. Please
try this patch (the reproducing tar ball now works for me under worker)
This test does run successfully with your patch.
Now define two directives.
Use one inside the Location, another outside, and core dumps again.
Test ta
On Fri, 20 May 2005, Stas Bekman wrote:
Herve, you've uncovered a bloody global perl context switch bug. Please
try this patch (the reproducing tar ball now works for me under worker)
This test does run successfully with your patch.
Now define two directives.
Use one inside the Location, an
Stas Bekman wrote:
Herve, you've uncovered a bloody global perl context switch bug. Please try
this patch (the reproducing tar ball now works for me under worker)
This test does run successfully with your patch.
Now define two directives.
Use one inside the Location, another outside, and core dump
New report:
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1. Problem Description:
A custom apache config directive defined in a together with
a PerlResponseHandler makes the request handling crash (apache dumps
core, see below).
Nothing printed in the error_log nor the access_log.
httpd.conf contains:
PerlLoadModule
On Thu, 19 May 2005, Stas Bekman wrote:
Herve Guillemet wrote:
1. Problem Description:
A custom apache config directive defined in a together with
a PerlResponseHandler makes the request handling crash.
Herve, have you considered to check the error_log before reporting a problem?
Your code is
1. Problem Description:
A custom apache config directive defined in a together with
a PerlResponseHandler makes the request handling crash.
httpd.conf contains:
PerlLoadModule Xi::TestConf
XiTest test
SetHandler modperl
PerlResponseHandler Xi::Test
TestConf.pm:
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