Jeff Rogers wrote:
One way to address this issue with apache is mod_log_spread which sends log messages over the spread group communications toolkit[1]. It wouldn't be difficult to set up something similar for aolserver. I don't know offhand if the tcl spread library is threadsafe (I suspect it isn't), but it would probably be better in any case to redo it as a ns_spread module that would share one spread connection across all threads. Still, the api is straightforward and the implementation would fairly simple. Once that's in place just use a filter proc to log to the spread channel.
I ripped out most of the tcl_spread module and changed it into an AOLserver module that implements a single command with no options, to send a message to a channel. I'd consider it proof-of-concept quality code; there's plenty that could be done to improve it if there's interest.
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