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Friday June 21, 2002
10:59 AM
neato
just finished a (very) conceptual but neat module...
in mod_perl, you can register cleanup routines either when the request is over (via
of course, I should be working on those YAPC slides instead of messing around with this stuff...
in mod_perl, you can register cleanup routines either when the request is over (via
$r->register_cleanup) or on server shutdowns/restarts (via Apache->server->register_cleanup). However, in HTTP/1.1 several requests can be lumped into a single connection. What if you wanted to do cleanup processing on a per-connection basis?Apache::ConnectionCleanup provides the $r->connection->register_cleanup method which allows you to do per-connection cleanups. alphaware, for sure, but cool in concept.of course, I should be working on those YAPC slides instead of messing around with this stuff...
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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