This is mostly an APR patch but it fixes a symptom (segfault)
associated with mod_cgid after doing "apachectl graceful" followed by
"apachectl restart".
I turned on Greg Stein's mprotect-based memory debugging to help test
it out.
Before, we were leaving registrations in the other_children list a
On Thu, Apr 26, 2001 at 11:57:26AM -0700, Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
>...
> We are currently using prefork because pthread is completely useless at
> this point. Hopefully, the signals stuff gets fixed soon... Actually,
> on FreeBSD, threaded MPMs are disabled, but no one tells APR, so it
> defin
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> Add a nifty memory/pool debugging option: allocation everything on a page,
> then turn the page inaccessible at "free" time. Causes segfaults on access.
>
way cool! Thanks.
Greg
On Wed, 25 Apr 2001, Roy T. Fielding wrote:
> APR file io, when compiled with APR_HAS_THREADS (the default unless it
> is specifically disabled or on a non-thread platform), is acquiring
> mutex locks on every buffered file read or write. That is lunacy.
> Whether or not locking is necessary must
APR file io, when compiled with APR_HAS_THREADS (the default unless it
is specifically disabled or on a non-thread platform), is acquiring
mutex locks on every buffered file read or write. That is lunacy.
Whether or not locking is necessary must be decided by the caller,
not by the library. The n
