Mike P. Mikhailov wrote: > Hello modperl,
HELO Mike > I'm run into weird problem: apache output (HTTP headers and entity) > appears in the my own separate log file. > > Here is scenario: > I'm fork a new process, cleanup for exec, redirect STD(IN|ERR|OUT) > in the /dev/null,/tmp/err,/tmp/out correspondingly, chdir '/' and > start long running job. In the first call to the my logger print > subroutine it open own log file and writing messages into it. It's > all work fine, but when size of the log file near 4KB I see a HTTP > header and chunk with log file content. It looks like a HTTP > response but why in my log file ? Logger print method echoed message > in the log file and in the STDOUT also. I'm mentioned before that I > redirect STDOUT in the /tmp/out. But /tmp/out is zero size. (BTW: > when warn messages STDERR (/tmp/err) always contain that I'm send > into it). I stop echo messages in the STDOUT and my log file > contains what I want. But I'm think this is because I'm not > STDOUT'ed anythig and apache output buffer do not grow enought to > send to the client. It's ok but why in my log file ? Any thoughts > why it is happen or start investigate why from ? It seems to me that you've overriden the STDOUT of the parent process and that's why you see this behavior. Try not to touch the STD* handles at all, is everything going as usual? If so, check that you override STD* in the child process. _____________________________________________________________________ Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://ticketmaster.com http://apacheweek.com http://singlesheaven.com http://perl.apache.org http://perlmonth.com/
