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The first way is usually the easiest. If you're using the cache in a
Net::Server based module, you'll want to open the cache in the
C<pre_loop_hook>, because that's executed before the fork, but after
the process ownership has changed and any chroot has been done.

In mod_perl, just open the cache at the global level in the appropriate
module, which is executed as the server is starting and before it
starts forking children, but you'll probably want to chmod or chown
the file to the permissions of the apache process.

=head1 RELIABILITY

Cache::FastMmap is being used in an extensive number of systems at
L<www.fastmail.com> and is regarded as extremely stable and reliable.
Development has in general slowed because there are currently no
known bugs and no additional needed features at this time.

=head1 METHODS