Thanks for your work on this, perrin. One question - the only place I can find "private_cache_key_pid" is in this code snippet, where it is only assigned. Is this a custom attribute for DBI that is in a locally modified copy?

I'm trying to use this in conjunction with Class::DBI, and when I paste this into my DBI class, instead of "fetch before execute" errors in the parent, I'm getting "server has gone away". I'm setting InactiveDestroy on all the children, but the best I can figure is that somewhere Class::DBI is breaking my connection in its own DESTROY handlers. I don't actually use DBI in the children, it's just that the fork behavior breaks the parent's connection.

As you know, Ima::DBI creates closures and I likely have a ton of references to it in child "memory", so it's not as simple as setting InactiveDestroy and undefining a handle. =\

mhoward - at - hattmoward.org

In reply to Re^2: Class::DBI and mod_perl 2 by meredith
in thread Class::DBI and mod_perl 2 by artemave

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