Is there anything that actually uses the headers_out or err_headers_out fields in the request_rec that's created for a subrequest? Anything written to these fields appears to be discarded upon completion of the subrequest. We could save a couple of apr_table_make calls per subrequest if the httpd didn't have to create these two tables. --Brian
- Re: Terminiting threads in a process RE: [PAT... Aaron Bannert
- Re: Terminiting threads in a process RE: [PAT... Luke Kenneth Casson Leighton
- Re: Terminiting threads in a process RE: [PAT... Aaron Bannert
- RE: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... Sander Striker
- Re: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... Aaron Bannert
- RE: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... Sander Striker
- Re: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... rbb
- Re: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... Aaron Bannert
- RE: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... rbb
- RE: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... dean gaudet
- Re: request_rec question Brian Pane
- Re: request_rec question rbb
- Re: request_rec question Ian Holsman
- Re: request_rec question rbb
- Re: request_rec question dean gaudet
- Re: request_rec question Brian Pane
- Re: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... Aaron Bannert
- Re: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... rbb
- Re: Terminating threads in a process, WAS: RE... William A. Rowe, Jr.
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