The sensible thing would be to stop putting so many implementation assumptions throughout the code. If we separated the act of checking the value from the nature of the config data structure, then we could have look-up routines that acted on a list of layered configs instead of copying each layer onto another onto another for every request. That would speed up the high-performance case of no-overrides and eliminate mixing of pools. In the mean time, though, let's just fix the seg fault. ....Roy
- Re: [PATCH] I prefer this... Re: [PATCH] for... Bill Stoddard
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- Re: [PATCH] solves the mod_mime seg fault wi... Brian Pane
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- Re: [PATCH] for mod_mime seg fault in 2.0.23... Roy T. Fielding
- Re: [PATCH] for mod_mime seg fault in 2.0.23 :-) Jeff Trawick
