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Il 16/05/2011 16.56, Mark Montague ha scritto: > On May 16, 2011 10:49 , marco <marcodisano@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> I want to ask you if someone have tried to modify apache source code. > > Yes. > >> Can I modify code after installation or I need to recompile all >> apache source files? > > Apache HTTP Server is written in C. This means that you need to > recompile anything that is affected by your modification. If you > modify the Apache core (httpd), you will need to recompile that > binary. If you modify an included module, you will need to recompile > that module. If you modify a third party module, then only that third > party module will need to be recompiled. Your software build system > ("make" if you are using a Unix-like system) will track dependencies > and recompile only the affected source files; you will then need to > install the new binaries. > > >> P.S: In particular I want to modify http_request.c file (and I want >> to insert into it a routine called from ap_process_request() function). I explain you what I have to do: I have a LAMP architecure and I want that when an http request must be served, then the apache server (before the request is served) send a signal to a different process (that doesn't belong to apache, for example a process called X). Only after the X process run, Apache can serve the request. So the temporal sequence are: ----->httprequest---->Apache--->Xprocess--->Apache I have seen that http_request.c file manage this situation; for this I want to modify this file. Can you believe that this problem can be solved without modify http_request.c file? Bye Thanks for the answer > > Are you sure you need to do this, and that what you need to do can't > be done via a module such as mod_rewrite, mod_headers, mod_include, or > mod_perl? (note that mod_perl has access to the internal Apache > request processing hooks). > > -- > Mark Montague > mark@xxxxxxxxxxx > |
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