-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 André Warnier wrote: | The first thing that happens, is that there are multiple Apache children | processes started and running at the same time, and that you never know | which one is going to execute your script. And each one of these | children processes, will have its own independent copy (or instance) of | your "common" variable (or object). So the variable will not really be | common. FWIW, things created before the PerlChildInit (before the httpd children are spawned) in the parent httpd process are shared via COW (copy-on-write).
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