stas at stason
Feb 27, 2005, 8:23 PM
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[ANNOUNCE] Apache-Scoreboard-2.05
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[This announcement is relevant only for mp2 users]
The uploaded file
Apache-Scoreboard-2.05.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/S/ST/STAS/Apache-Scoreboard-2.05.tar.gz
size: 16488 bytes
md5: b44c2142b03afe886e5dd4d192260ba2
Changes since 2.04:
apxs/mod_scoreboard_send.c has been ported to Apache 2.0
Apache::DummyScoreboard was ported to mp2 (this is used to process a
scoreboard outside running Apache).
when freezing/sending don't try to figure out what are the live
servers, since a sequential search doesn't work. if a server went
away, there will be a hole, e.g. if C goes down in ABCDE, we will get
ABXDE and send only AB info. so just send them all
added new methods $image->thread_limit and $image->server_limit and
deprecated the Apache::Const::SERVER_LIMIT and
Apache::Const::THREAD_LIMIT constants, since those are correct and
useful only for the image of the Apache server parsed from within the
running server.
use the passed image object, rather than accessing the global
ap_scoreboard_image. Previously we have switched to use Apache
accessors, instead of accessing the struct directly, but the problem
was that we no longer processed the real image object. So if the
script has acquired a different image (not the one seen by the current
process), we were handing bogus information. Now this has been fixed
by copying the apache accessors and changing them to use the passed
image.
correct docs s/parent/parent_score/
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