Re: _apache._global_lock theory

2005-08-09 Thread Jim Gallacher
Daniel Popowich wrote: Jim Gallacher writes: Daniel Popowich wrote: The recent discussion of max locks and deadlocking issues with _apache._global_(un)?lock() are timely for me: I'm in the middle of writing a caching module for mod_python servlets so a developer can have the output of a serv

Re: _apache._global_lock theory

2005-08-09 Thread Daniel Popowich
Jim Gallacher writes: > Daniel Popowich wrote: > > The recent discussion of max locks and deadlocking issues with > > _apache._global_(un)?lock() are timely for me: > > > > I'm in the middle of writing a caching module for mod_python servlets > > so a developer can have the output of a servlet ca

Re: _apache._global_lock theory

2005-08-09 Thread Jim Gallacher
Daniel Popowich wrote: The recent discussion of max locks and deadlocking issues with _apache._global_(un)?lock() are timely for me: I'm in the middle of writing a caching module for mod_python servlets so a developer can have the output of a servlet cached, keyed on the hash of the URI, for fut

_apache._global_lock theory

2005-08-09 Thread Daniel Popowich
The recent discussion of max locks and deadlocking issues with _apache._global_(un)?lock() are timely for me: I'm in the middle of writing a caching module for mod_python servlets so a developer can have the output of a servlet cached, keyed on the hash of the URI, for future requests. The goal,