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interesting, it was an opera cache. Starting in different
browsers gives me correct results.
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CthuMP wrote:
I have follow simple script:
!#/usr/bin/perl
print Content-Type: text/html\n\n;
print Counter: . (++$counter) . \n;
print time(), \n;
sleep(20);
print time(), \n;
Starting that script twice in two different browser windows gives me same
results. In second window I start
CthuMP wrote:
CthuMP wrote:
Starting that script twice in two different browser windows gives me same
results. In second window I start script after some period (about 10
seconds) after first script started. First and Second scripts ends at the
same time.
I have solved that problem.
If
It's quite simple really. You're running 2 instances of the script. To
retain the value of $counter, read up the mod_perl documentation for tips.
CthuMP wrote:
I have follow simple script:
!#/usr/bin/perl
print Content-Type: text/html\n\n;
print Counter: . (++$counter) . \n;
print time(),
Second question about childs. I not fully understand, how childs work.
In a little bit more details :
When you start Apache, one single process is started.
That's what you can call the main Apache.
It reads and checks the configuration, and bombs out if anything is wrong.
If nothing is
