Quoting "David N. Welton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Remember that they are persistent *within the particular instance of
> Apache* - and since Apache usually runs with several child processes,
> you can't count on something like a counter working reliably.
>
child processess? No shared memory that can be handled by a
module? I don't know a bit about apache internals. How the
word 'persistent' is meant for in this context?
> > <?
> > global visits #or ::request::global visits or ::global visits
> >
> > set visits([clock seconds]) [env REMOTE_ADDR]
> > foreach {t ip} [array get vists] {
> > puts "-> $t $ip <br />"
> > }
> > ?>
> >
> > My comprehension of the docs is maybe unadequate, but
> > I suggest to reformulate the paragraph in a more schematic
> > form.
>
> Such as...? Want to have a try?:-)
>
I think this paragraf is too convoluted. It is in
a 'conversation style' (I don't have a dictionary
at reach, what is the english word for 'colloquiale'?)
but I had to read it twice in order to squeeze out
the message (clearly I don't speak or understand
english as a native speaker does)
Something more 'brutal' but effective would be
a simple statement of the shift in the meaning of
the keyword in connection with the issue of
persistence. But what is 'persistence' in Rivet anyway?
-- Massimo Manghi
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