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Subject: Re: Lua state reuse does not work
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> 2) Because I had the "LuaScope" directive below the <LuaQuickHandler>
> =A0 container. Needs to move before! Should order matter?

I guess it matters due to exec-on-read of the config sections.  We
could probably retrieve this scope info from the dirconfig when the
corresponding hook actually runs rather than using the one that is
stashed in the "hook_spec".