Justin Luster wrote: > I agree making it lexically scoped would be better. I've done that with > all of my other files but this one is used everywhere in the code in a > global manner and would be a lot of work to change.
Well if you are using a threaded mpm then you can't use globaly file handles. So you have to pick between the 2. If you're using Windows then using a threaded mpm is definitely going to give you better performance. So you'll have to choose between the 2. > How would I know if I was using: "threaded httpd MPM"? from http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/MPM.html use Apache2::MPM (); # check whether Apache MPM is threaded if (Apache2::MPM->is_threaded) { do_something() } > Again, it seems to be working just fine under Mod_Perl 1, any idea why > things might be different in Mod_Perl 2? Well, there are were no threaded mpms in Apache 1, so none in mod_perl 1 either. -- Michael Peters Developer Plus Three, LP