Michael Clark wrote:
* A stackable performance statistics vfs module implementation that
does timings on filesystem io calls.
BTW I did some timings on linux for the wrapped apr_stat unix socket
sendmsg/recvmsg ping/pong calls to the privsep process and a OS cached
stat was about 22
Michael Clark wrote:
Paul Querna wrote:
How you stubbed out the file io seems fine for the lifetime of 2.2.x
and maybe 2.4.x, but in the long run, I believe we need to support
some kind of VFS layer, to make all IO pluggable. (open file,
directory listing, etc etc).
Directory listings in
Niklas Edmundsson wrote:
However, I found a slight bug that might be my configuration or
something worse: httpd won't serve http when I have mod_ftp with
accompanying config enabled. It reads the request and then closes the
connection, it doesn't even log anything in the error log despite
Attached is a proof of concept for an Apache VFS layer.
There is a consumer API which just mimics the APR file IO API with
the addition of a request_rec *r argument (see example patch to
consumer code).
There is a provider interface using an ap_vfs_mount structure that
can be filled out and
