Caching and mod_perl

["Richard L. Goerwitz" <ri...@catlin.cis.brown.edu>]

Is there a mod_perl interface to caching routines available via the C
api (e.g., mod_proxy's ap_proxy_cache_update()--or to any other low-
level caching utilities)?

-- 
Richard Goerwitz				Richard_Goerwitz@Brown.EDU

Re: mod-perl and redhat 6.2 's apache rpm

[Ged Haywood <ge...@jubileegroup.co.uk>]

Hi there,

On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Clayton Cottingham aka DrFrog wrote:

> is there something seriously wrong with redhats
> apache and modperl rpms?

Yup.

> am i gonna have to recompile apache myself?

Yup.

73,
Ged.

mod-perl and redhat 6.2 's apache rpm

[Clayton Cottingham aka DrFrog <dr...@smartt.com>]

is there something seriously wrong with redhats
apache and modperl rpms?

ive just tried for an hour to get the Pg perl module to load at startup
{through the startup.pl way}
and it just crashes without any errors

whats the deal ? am i gonna have to recompile apache myself?

Re: Caching and mod_perl

[Perrin Harkins <pe...@primenet.com>]

On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Richard L. Goerwitz wrote:

> What I'm interested in knowing is whether anybody's written an inter-
> face to the actual Apache caching utility routines.

If it's not in the Eagle book, the answer is most likely "no".  Most of
use dbm files or something similar for caching from mod_perl.

- Perrin

Re: Caching and mod_perl

["Richard L. Goerwitz" <ri...@catlin.cis.brown.edu>]

Regarding my question about mod_perl access to Apache caching utilities,
morpheus@cinemaspace.berkeley.edu wrote:

> See page 120 in the Eagle book for If-Modified-Since caching, using
> update_mtime and set_last_modified.  Except for the creation of temp
> files and unlinking, this is somewhat similar to what
> ap_proxy_cache_update is doing in mod_proxy.

Maybe I read that chapter all wrong, but I thought the problem to be
solved there was that of providing clients with enough information to
effectively cache what, in fact, was a dynamically generated navigation
bar.

What I'm interested in knowing is whether anybody's written an inter-
face to the actual Apache caching utility routines.

-- 
Richard Goerwitz				Richard_Goerwitz@Brown.EDU

Re: Caching and mod_perl

[mo...@cinemaspace.berkeley.edu]

See page 120 in the Eagle book for If-Modified-Since caching, using
update_mtime and set_last_modified.  Except for the creation of temp
files and unlinking, this is somewhat similar to what 
ap_proxy_cache_update is doing in mod_proxy.

~m

On Mon, 12 Jun 2000, Richard L. Goerwitz wrote:

> Is there a mod_perl interface to caching routines available via the C
> api (e.g., mod_proxy's ap_proxy_cache_update()--or to any other low-
> level caching utilities)?
> 
> -- 
> Richard Goerwitz				Richard_Goerwitz@Brown.EDU
>