This scares me a bit. I removed ap_setup_client_block(), and ap_should_client_block() and the module works fine! I thought those were necessary. Now I'm not sure what they do. I'll have to go back to the basics to check that out now.
Brian McQueen On 9/11/06, Joe Schaefer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"Brian McQueen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I noticed that there are two temp files generated by apreq when I am > uploading data. When the files are really big, like gigabytes, that > becomes a problem. mod_apreq spools the entire request to a tempfile, so you have that on plus the tempfile created for each file upload. > Does it seem right that there should be two temp files? The seem to > be identical - at least when the request is completed and they are not > yet deleted, I can see that they are the same size. It looks like the > parser must be running twice for some reason. The procedure is fairly > simple, but maybe I got it wrong. I am doing these steps: > > 1) apreq_handle_apache2 - init apreq > 2) ap_setup_client_block > 3) ap_should_client_block Not necessary. If you're in a handler, call ap_discard_request_body instead and mod_apreq will not need to spool the request. -- Joe Schaefer
