Hi,
Although you never respond to my questions, I continue my adventure with Apache ;-) This time I would like to inform you about two weird things in httpd-2.0.32. First: in apr there are functions apr_socket_data_set/get. This name can be misleading, as they do not associate the data with the socket, but with the pool where the socket resides. If I create two sockets in the process pool (because they should survive restarts), they will share the same data. Therefore, these functions cannot be used to implement any socket-private user data, or to distinguish between sockets. And the distinguishing is another thing: at the moment it is not possible to distiguish between TCP and UDP socket using the same local address and port. In particular, routine reusing sockets in server/listen.c can reuse UDP socket from local port 80 and try to use it as a main http socket. Funny thing - probably on each architecture-version of the apr_socket_t structure there is a 'type' field. However, it inaccessible for a module without including the architecture-dependent networkio.h header (which is bad by nature). A simple apr_socket_type function would do.. Regards, M. -- +------------------------ ---- -- -- - - - : Michal Szymaniak | mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] .
