I am wondering how time spent in a cleanup handler affects page response time.
For instance, if I do a sleep(1) in a cleanup handler, will my page
delivery times be increased by a second?
Or will other available mod-perl child processes pick up pending
requests until the cleanup handler returns?
On Wednesday, 20 July 2011 22:37:08 E R wrote:
I am wondering how time spent in a cleanup handler affects page
response time.
For instance, if I do a sleep(1) in a cleanup handler, will my page
delivery times be increased by a second?
Or will other available mod-perl child processes pick up
2011/7/20 Torsten Förtsch torsten.foert...@gmx.net:
If the connection is kept alive the client will think the request is done
and send the next one over the same connection. But the server will start
processing it only when the cleanup handler returns.
A common approach is to use KeepAlive on
