Rob Crittenden wrote:
b) do all the work on the first module load. Don't really shut down the
module after the first load (that is, pretend that you shut down).
Then do nothing on the second load, and continue to use the stuff
loaded
the first time.
I don't have the choice with b).
Nelson B wrote:
Rob Crittenden wrote:
I'm having an issue with mod_nss, an Apache module I wrote that provides
SSL using NSS.
The way Apache loads modules is a tad strange.
I'd say it's more than a tad!
What it does is it loads them one time in order to get its list of
configuration direc
Rob Crittenden wrote:
> I'm having an issue with mod_nss, an Apache module I wrote that provides
> SSL using NSS.
>
> The way Apache loads modules is a tad strange.
I'd say it's more than a tad!
> What it does is it loads them one time in order to get its list of
> configuration directives and
I'm having an issue with mod_nss, an Apache module I wrote that provides
SSL using NSS.
The way Apache loads modules is a tad strange. What it does is it loads
them one time in order to get its list of configuration directives and
it verifies that the configuration is ok. It also runs through
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