Re: mod_perl memory issues...

Hi cLive,

I assume you're using Apache::Registry as opposed to writing handler modules. You would have a directory which is setup for Registry scripts which will stay in memory, but you can still have a normal cgi-bin type directory as well. Simply put the rarely used scripts in your normal cgi-bin and the rest in your mod_perl directory.

cheers,

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Re: mod_perl memory issues... by cLive ;-) (Prior) on Oct 15, 2003 at 22:35 UTC
Sorry, yes, we are using APache::Registry. Good solution, but it's not dynamic enough. If we ran occasional logging on which modules were used, it would be nice to be able to set a flag somewhere to turn off caching of that module. Or maybe it wouldn't :) I'm still not really sure about a lot of mod_perl automagical stuff. Maybe I just need to spend a few days re-reading the docs to improve my overall understanding... cLive ;-)	[reply]

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Re: mod_perl memory issues...
by cLive ;-) (Prior) on Oct 15, 2003 at 22:35 UTC

Sorry, yes, we are using APache::Registry.

Good solution, but it's not dynamic enough. If we ran occasional logging on which modules were used, it would be nice to be able to set a flag somewhere to turn off caching of that module.

Or maybe it wouldn't :)

I'm still not really sure about a lot of mod_perl automagical stuff. Maybe I just need to spend a few days re-reading the docs to improve my overall understanding...

cLive ;-)

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