> Hi Israel,
Hi Michael,
>
> I haven't used this but it looks like $r->cleanup_for_exec is used, in
> the child once forked, to close the socket connecting Apache and the
> client, failing which the child will hold on to the socket as long as
> it runs, which will prevent Apache from reclaiming t
Hi Israel,
israel.le...@alumnos.inf.utfsm.cl schrieb am 01.05.2010 um 15:35:19 (-0400):
> I was just reading about Apache::SubProcess [1] because I wanted to do
> something like [2] . But now with Apache2::SubProcess I'm a little bit
> confused with the idea of spawn_proc_prog() . I will really a
Hi,
I was just reading about Apache::SubProcess [1] because I wanted to do
something like [2] . But now with Apache2::SubProcess I'm a little bit
confused with the idea of spawn_proc_prog() . I will really appreciate if
someone could explain me the differences between cleanup_for_exec() and
spawn_
