A dedicated process or thread just for my module, or still linked to the Apache request? The better thing is to create a thread unlinked with the Apache request, it is possible? I'm like a Newbie with Apache module development, is there somewhere an example or a sample of code?
Like I said, the better thing is that I create a thread (more efficient than process I thing) which could run 10s if it want without interfering with the initial request and with others. I thing it isn't easy, that's why I need a few help :-) Thanks a lot for your reply, Samuel. 2010/2/28 Eric Covener <[email protected]>: > On Sun, Feb 28, 2010 at 5:27 AM, Samuel ROZE <[email protected]> wrote: >> Yes, the log_transaction hook is what I expect, thanks! :-) >> >> But I've still a problem: if in my hook function I put a sleep function, >> which sleep for 10 seconds for example, the first page is served >> correctly (few ms) but for the next, it will wait for these 10s (not >> really 10s but the rest time), is it because I should have threads? > > You could start a dedicated thread or process in e.g. post_config and > just post work to it asynchronously in log_transaction. > > > -- > Eric Covener > [email protected] >
