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Wednesday October 01, 2003
09:01 AM
no more httpd -X in Apache-Test
if you are using
the idea behind the change is to make the test environment more real, letting you do things like rotate children with
at any rate, I ran all of my Apache 1.3 modules through and didn't see any issues, but if you use
Apache-Test to test Apache 1.3 based application, you might be interested in knowing that, as of this patch, the server no longer runs in single server mode (httpd -X), instead setting MaxClients and StartServers each to 1 in httpd.conf the idea behind the change is to make the test environment more real, letting you do things like rotate children with
ap_child_terminate, or bump the number of clients to handle tests that require multiple children be present (apparently some proxy tests need this). the Apache 2.0 environment in Apache-Test already did this, so it's really just getting the two more in sync.at any rate, I ran all of my Apache 1.3 modules through and didn't see any issues, but if you use
Apache-Test with Apache 1.3 and see any problems, let me know.
Or is it a BUG?"
"Let's call it an accidental feature. :-)"
--Larry Wall in <6909@jpl-devvax.JPL.NASA.GOV>
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