Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
[...]This is a problem with persistence, not "ownership", and affects the
entirety of mp2's object system. In other words, there's no reason to single out pools in your example, the bug could just as easily been
my $r;
sub handler { $r ||= shift; my $pool = $r->pool; #bam! }
I agree. I think it's important to make sure that whatever perl code our users
end up writing, that they are not able to segfault the server. Preventing/detecting
this particular kind of problem will be tricky though.
The penalty of doing that will be too big for the normal uses. So hopefully we won't have to deal with that too much. And in the worst case, we will try to resolve the issue if we will have it.
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