Hi,
I need to initialise some structures for each process (in prefork MPM)
when it is created, and need to be able to access these structures in
ap_hook_post_read_request and ap_hook_log_transaction handlers. I
would like to initialise the structures before the first HTTP request
is being served b
On 2008-12-22, Andrej van der Zee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need to initialise some structures for each process (in prefork MPM)
> when it is created, and need to be able to access these structures in
> ap_hook_post_read_request and ap_hook_log_transaction handlers. I
> would like to initialise the s
>
> You hook child_init (ap_hook_child_init) and store your data in global
> variables that are accessed by post_read_request and log_transaction.
>
Easy enough.
Thanks,
Andrej
Hi,
>
> You hook child_init (ap_hook_child_init) and store your data in global
> variables that are accessed by post_read_request and log_transaction.
>
BTW, in a worker-MPM, is child_init executed for every created
worker-thread? Or is it per process?
Thank you,
Andrej
On 22-Dec-08, at 6:49 PM, Andrej van der Zee wrote:
Hi,
You hook child_init (ap_hook_child_init) and store your data in
global
variables that are accessed by post_read_request and log_transaction.
BTW, in a worker-MPM, is child_init executed for every created
worker-thread? Or is it pe
Hello.
ap_regexec() do not match multi line strings without AP_REG_NEWLINE
flag, but it should.
For example i have string:
SELECT\r\nstate.SECNAME,\r\nstate.SHORTNAME,\r\n
state.LATNAME,\r\nstate.DECIMALS,\r\nstate.PREVPRICE,\r\n
realtime.BOARDID as BOARDID,\r\nrealtime.SECID
On Dec 22, 2008, at 4:48 AM, Sorin Manolache wrote:
You hook child_init (ap_hook_child_init) and store your data in global
variables that are accessed by post_read_request and log_transaction.
Global variables are fine if your module will never run multithreaded,
or you won't write to the
Hi,
>
> Global variables are fine if your module will never run multithreaded, or
> you won't write to the data structures from any potentially threaded
> situation.
>
> If you want to be able to run multithreaded, you can mutex access to the
> globals. If you want to decide at runtime, you can f
