I've looked through and all looks good. It builds on Linux. Thanks for
the effort, Geoff.
FYI, I'm going to rearrange the directory layout for mod_webkit later
today. I'll create a native subdirectory of WebKit, and put in there
mod_webkit1.3, mod_webkit2.0, wk_isapi, wk_cgi, and common. All is for
C source.
Jay
Geoff Talvola wrote:
> I implemented a "smarter" retry algorithm in mod_webkit.c similar to
> the one I checked into Adapter.py -- so now you can restart the
> appserver without losing requests. Compiled and tested only on
> Windows. Someone like Jay (hint, hint) may want to code review my
> change, as I'm not 100% confident I did it right. It does seem to
> work fine though.
>
> I also cleaned up the indentation of the file -- it was a bit on the
> random side before which made it difficult for me to read.
>
> Incidentally, the reason I'm now interested in mod_webkit for Windows
> is because there's a pretty serious bug in mod_python when running on
> Windows. Basically, there's some kind of threading bug, which makes
> it choke on simultaneous requests, sometimes causing incorrect
> responses, and sometimes even crashing Apache. This bug has
> reportedly been fixed in mod_python CVS and will be included in the
> next mod_python release (2.7.4). But mod_webkit provides a nice fast
> alternative.
>
>
> --
>
> - Geoff Talvola
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