> No, definitely. You would waste a lot of the server resources. [...] That's what I expected, but not knowing Apache behavior it worth asking.
> If SeparateVirtualInterps is off (default) you have one interpreter in each > child process, therefore the global namespace is shared even when your > applications store data in their own namespaces. If the flag is 'on' each > virtual hosts gets a slave interpreter and it will have its own global > namespace. Here what I need. I was hoping for separate interpreters for each virtual host, but that's not the default. In my framework, I was thinking about loding *all* the framework code inside the global namespace (and child namespaces), so that it happens once per virtual host/child pair. With the default value, I can't do that safely, because each vh could run a different site, with possible different version of the framework, or different code sharing the same names. Is there a way to programmatically check the value of SeparateVirtualInterps? I could implement a namespace switching features, which uses the global namespace if the option is true, so it's safe to put stuff there, or uses the ::request namespace if the option is false. Thank you very much again, Marco --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: rivet-dev-unsubscr...@tcl.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: rivet-dev-h...@tcl.apache.org
