Bill Stoddard wrote:
The idea originally was to have a separate module called mod_shmem_cache that did this for systems that needed it, or we can make mod_mem_cache cleverer. I prefer the separate module though.- It's probably worth noting in the doc that -each- child process will cache up to MCacheSize KBytes. If you have 10 child processes, then you need 10xMCacheSize Kbytes RAM available just for the cache (the same files could be cached in each process). I wonder if we should, at startup, allocate MCacheSize KB of shared storage and have mod_mem_cache allocate out of the shared pool. Each child process would have it's own unique reference to the object, but the object itself would only be cached once for all processes to access.
Regards,
Graham
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