Hi, I'm working on a mechanism to fork a a long
running child process. I've followed the standard
mod_perl forking wisdom in
http://modperlbook.org/html/ch10_02.html .
My issue is that warn() doesn't work in the child
process, though printing directly to STDERR does.
You probably want to reset/check $SIG{__WARN__} .
Also you probably want to reset $SIG{PIPE}, from memory.
Also, I want STDERR to go to the apache log like it
normally would, but I don't know how to determine what
the path to the log is. I can't hard code it since it
changes depending on the environment (dev vs. qa vs.
prod).
I thought STDERR in the apache process already went to the logfile? In which case, just don't change it in your child..
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- Gus
