> > > How huge are 20 apr_mmap_t's? Big deal if they have to wait for the end
> > > of the request. and how common would it be to have 20 include files
> > > anyway?
> >
> > Yeah, but there're other problems, like chewing up too many file handles
> > in pathological cases...
> >
> > > Let's see some real world examples where this is noticeably bad.
> >
> > What about mod_autoindex on a directory with 1000 files?
>
> <gulp> If the little icons on each line turn into subrequests, you've
> got me, for sure.
>
> I don't think many admins would intentionally turn on autoindexing on
> such a directory - imagine navigating thru this puppy with your favorite
> browser. But if they did, I'm sure that they would rather see output
> than seg faults.
>
> As I think I said, I don't mind a superior solution. But the last time
> I checked, it didn't exist. Seg faults in the core whenever you use
> something as popular as mod_include just don't cut it.
The solution wasn't coded, but it was detailed on this list. My veto
still stands, please back out the code. I consider this as hiding a
problem, and a step backwards.
Ryan
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