Wiggins d Anconia wrote:
Still not convinced you need any such idiom...
I'm not either, but they are not, believe it or not, "multiple executions of a non-persistent script...." they are multiple executions of a persistent script that remains persistent between executions.
Its hard to image but take a look at this (and its not running as an apache module of any kind) :
http://redspot.jupiterhost.net/cgi-sys/howisthishappening.pl
Pretty cool huh? :)
Well, I see it. But explain the persistence then... Is this your host?
What does the Apache conf have in it?
Apache conf has nothing to do with it (although you can install an apache module to help speed it up a bit more but I havn't done that yet)
Take a look here: http://search.cpan.org/~horrocks/PersistentPerl-2.22/lib/PersistentPerl.pm
Very cool!
Ok, well you think that might have helped to state in the first place, especially when posting to a beginners list?
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