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Date: Wed, 07 Jan 2004 11:30:44 -0500
From: Brian Akins <bakins@web.turner.com>
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Subject: Re: Save brigade and buckets
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Nick Kew wrote:

> 
> ICBW here, but ...
> 
> Brigades are created on a pool.  When the pool dies, so does the
> brigade.  Most brigades are created on the Request or Connection
> pool, so die with the request or connection.
>
So, if I created a bridage like so:

  bb =apr_brigade_create(r->server->pool, r->connection->bucket_alloc);

The brigade would stiil be "functional" after the connection went away? 
  IOW, is a brigade dependent upon the buckuet_alloc after the brigade 
is created?

> 
> However, that still doesn't help if you want the saved brigade to
> be seen by a subsequent request, because that'll be handled by
> a random server, 

For my uses it actually would help alot if I created my own longlived pool.


Thanks.


-- 
Brian Akins
Senior Systems Engineer
CNN Internet Technologies