Problem mit FCGI und Perl
Hallo,
ich möchte in Perl (FCGI.pm) unter Umständen die FCGI Schleife (while
fcgi-Accept) verlassen und die Instanz, die den letzten Request bearbeitet
hat, zu beenden.
Dazu verlasse ich die Schleife derzeit mit last:
while( $fcgirequest-Accept ) {
...
if( $beendeDich ) {
last;
}
}
Dies führt unter Umständen dazu, dass die Antwort auf den Request den Client
nicht mehr erreicht und stattdessen der Apache einen 500 Fehler an den Client
schickt, obwohl
der Prozess erst beendet wird, nachdem die vollständige Antwort an den Client
geschrieben wurde. Ich habe schon probiert dem FCGI Objekt einen Hint zu
schicken, dass die
Antwort vollständig ist: $fcgirequest-Finish() Aber das bewirkt nicht, dass
der Client die Antwort anzeigt.
Apache ist Version 2.2.15.
Hat jemand eine Hinweis, wieso diese Vorgehensweise problematisch ist oder wie
man auf besser Art und Weise den Lebenszyklus einer Instanz beenden sollte?
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Michael Wenko
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