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Does this really make sense? You are printing the pointer of the pointer
to the apache request object.
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package Bla;
sub new {
bless {};
}
package main;
# $bla = new Bla();
$bli = new Bla();
print "" . (\$bli) . " => $bli\n";
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Run this example in the shell and you'll also get the same output, then
uncomment and the object is create in new memory position.
Moreover as far as I know perl reuses space allocated space (hence it's
not freed) that's why you should not use fileuploads with mod_perl.
Tom
Tim Esselens schrieb:
> Hi list,
>
> I'm using mp2 (2.0.1) and have it configured like this:
>
> -[httpd.conf]------------
> PerlResponseHandler X;
>
> -[X.pm]------------------
> package X;
> sub handler() {
> $r = shift;
> print STDERR \$r."\n";
> }
>
> When I look at the printout, I get (ex):
> 0x11111 [req 1 child 1]
> 0x11111 [req 1 child 2]
> 0x22222 [req 2 child 1]
> 0x22222 [req 2 child 2]
> ...
>
> So I was wondering wether or not this is normal behaviour.
> (The Apache2::RequestRec is only re-new()ed every n-hits,
> n being the number of apache children)
> And where I could find out more about why it's doing this.
>
> --
> kind regards,
> Tim Esselens
>
>
>
>
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