On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Do you know why you are running mod_perl with your apache?
>
> to be honest, not entirely :-)
Aha.
>
> > The "modoule-caching annoyance" you speak of is the basic reason for the
> > existence of mod_perl ... the idea is that the perl code in your module
> > only gets compiled once rather than every time a user requests the URI.
>
> true, but if it *never* gets recompiled there are reasons to worry.
Well, when I say "only gets compiled once" I mean once per child
process. You can control how many requests each child handles before it
biffs (thus forcing the parent to spawn a new child who will recompile the
code) in the httpd.conf file.
- nick
