Dear Wiki user,

You have subscribed to a wiki page or wiki category on "Httpd Wiki" for change 
notification.

The following page has been changed by MarcMongenet:
http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/ModuleLife

------------------------------------------------------------------------------
   * The module post_init hook is called for the 1st time.
   * Depending on platform, the module is completely unloaded and reloaded. It 
means that global and static variables are reset.
   * The configuration is parsed again, for real this time.
-  * The module post_init is called for the 2nd time.
+  * The module post_init hook is called for the 2nd time.
-  * Child processes are started, they may be forked, or not (Windows).
+  * Children processes are started, they may be forked, or not (Windows).
-  * If the child processes are not forked, they repeat the startup, with 2 
configurations parsing.
+  * If the children are not forked, they repeat the whole startup, with 2 
configurations parsing.
-  * On restart and gracefull restart, the module is unloaded and reloaded/init
+  * On restart and graceful restart, the module is unloaded and reloaded/init, 
and the post_config hook is called one time.
  
  == 1st and next post_config calls ==
  In the post_config hook, we use apr_pool_userdata_get/set to detect if we are 
called for the first time or not. Using a static variable does not work because 
the module may be unloaded/reloaded between the two calls.

Reply via email to