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  From: Tan Duy Nguyen <tan.nguyen@av.com>
  To  : linuxsa@linuxsa.org.au
  Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2000 16:07:57 -0700

Apache DSO example?

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Hi,

I'd like to build a persistent cache that is instantiated when the =
Apache server starts and it should stay in memory as long as the server =
is running.  This cache should be readable to other CGI scripts such as =
C/C++/Perl etc.  It seems that DSO is the answer to all of this; =
however, I haven't found any examples that demonstrate what I'd like to =
do.  Could any of you outline the procedure?  Thank you very much.

PS: I did take a look at mod_example.c, but it looked like a forest to =
me. In addition, I did try to follow the instructions on Apache page to =
load the mod_example.so but it didn't work somehow.


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instantiated when the Apache server starts and it should stay in memory =
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but it=20
looked like a forest to me. In addition, I did try to follow the =
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Apache page to load the mod_example.so but it didn't work =
somehow.</FONT></DIV>
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