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Date: Wed, 15 Jul 2009 07:41:38 -0500
From: Ray Morris <support@bettercgi.com>
Subject: Re: How do I manipulate request_rec Object in worker.c
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	on Wed Jul 15 06:39:11 2009)
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> I modified request_rec simply adding a field in=20
> request_rec.  Now, I would like get this field=20
> in worker.c

   You also wouldn't modify request_rec, adding=20
a new data member, to add information about a=20
request anyway.  If you wanted to add information=20
about a request, you would add it to the notes=20
table if there were no appropriate existing member.
request rec is used by every other module, so you=20
have no right to go changing it's definition.

   If you're wanting to prioritize by IP address,=20
Google "QOS" and your OS, such as "QOS Linux".
If you're wanting to prioritize based on something=20
else, start with r->connection.
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On 07/15/2009 06:39:11 AM, ricardo13 wrote:
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> hi all,
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> I modified request_rec simply adding a field in request_rec.
> Now, I would like get this field in worker.c
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> My doubt about this is because worker.c manipulates only sockets and
> doesn't
> request_rec object.
> How do I do this ??
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> Thank you
> Ricardo
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