Re: [APC-DEV] apc_store and apc_fetch between apache processes

Yes, I believe Gopal is working on this.

-shire

Iuri Chaer wrote:
> That is problematic with Apache running with the worker MPM and mod_fcgid.
>
> Are there plans to have an option to use named locks and one single
> shared memory space so that there is only one syncronized shared memory
> space for all PHP processes?
>
> "shire" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
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>> Every apache httpd child process shares the APC cache, this is part of
>> the purpose of the user cache (to share memory amongst the apache
>> processes).
>>
>> Note, however, that other processes without the common parent such as
>> the command line scripts or another apache server started on the same
>> machine will *not* share the same cache, but will create it's own cache.
>>
>> -shire
>>
>> On May 20, 2008, at 3:37 AM, Andrew Lyczak wrote:
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>>> Is APC cache memory shared by all apache httpd child processes or does
>>> each httpd process have its own APC cache memory?
>>>
>>> If I call apc_add('foo','bar') from httpd child 1
>>> And later call apc_fetch('foo') from httpd child 2 (a different linux
>>> process)
>>> will the apc_fetch return 'bar' ?
>>>
>>> Sorry to post this here (probably not the appropriate venue). My
>>> comp.lang.php newsgroup posting went unanswered, and I could not find
>>> any
>>> APC documentation which would answer this question.
>>>
>>> Andrew
>>>
>>>
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