I am not able to get the order in which the directive handlers are called
when a request comes. I have a directive to connect to the database and the
other to do put operation. In the conf file, i write the connect directive
first, but when request comes, the connect directive handler is not called
What is the life of objects allocated using the request pool? If I allocate
memory from the r->pool in a request handler, what would be the life of the
object? Will the objects be freed if the request is over of will it sustain
over multiple requests?
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I am allocating memory using malloc for some of my variables in my module.
I know i can call an exit master process, but how do i access my variables
in that function. I tried finding some examples, but didnt find any. Can
anyone guide me through this.
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Is there any way to check in a command's set function if the command was
invoked i.e. the command was called from server context or location
context. For example, if I write a command that can be used both in server
context and location context, is there a way to differentiate from where it
was cal
I have a command 'pass' that needs to pass two arguments to its handler. I
know that in the conf file, i just need to write "pass arg1 arg2". But how
do i access these arguments in the handler? Please guide me through this.
Thanks.
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Hi, I am just beginning with nginx and had a problem. Is there any way to
reuse resources allocated, across different modules, or multiple
invocations of the same module?
For example, suppose I initialize a variable in module1, can I reuse that
variable somehow in module2 or, may be reuse that var
Hi,
I am new to nginx. I would like to know if its possible to reuse persistent
connections in different location modules. Suppose I establish a connection
through and object through my server configuration module. Can i use this
object in my different location modules? If yes, then how? Thanks.
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