Any-Daemon-HTTP
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examples/apache.pl view on Meta::CPAN
my $mode = 0; # increase output
my %os_opts =
( pid_file => '/tmp/apache.pid' # usually in /var/run
, user => undef
, group => undef
);
my %run_opts =
( background => 1
, max_childs => 1
# , max_conn_per_child => 10_000
# , max_req_per_child => 100_000
# , max_req_per_conn => 100
# , max_time_per_conn => 120
# , req_time_bonus => 5
);
my %net_opts =
( host => 'localhost:5422'
);
GetOptions
'background|bg!' => \$run_opts{background}
, 'childs|c=i' => \$run_opts{max_childs}
, 'group|g=s' => \$os_opts{group}
, 'host|h=s' => \$net_opts{host}
, 'pid-file|p=s' => \$os_opts{pid_file}
, 'user|u=s' => \$os_opts{user}
, 'v+' => \$mode # -v -vv -vvv
or exit 1;
$run_opts{background} //= 1;
#
## initialize the daemon activities
#
# From now on, all errors and warnings are also sent to syslog,
# provided by Log::Report. Output still also to the screen.
dispatcher SYSLOG => 'syslog', accept => 'INFO-'
, identity => 'any-httpd', facility => 'local0';
lib/Any/Daemon/HTTP.pod view on Meta::CPAN
See L<run(new_connection)|Any::Daemon::HTTP/"Action">.
=item $obj-E<gt>B<psTitle>($string)
=item $obj-E<gt>B<run>(%options)
When there is no vhost yet, one will be created. When only one vhost
is active, you may pass C<handle_request> (see the vhost docs).
-Option --Defined in --Default
background Any::Daemon <true>
child_died Any::Daemon 'childDied'
child_task Any::Daemon <accept http connections>
kill_childs Any::Daemon 'killChilds'
linger undef
max_childs Any::Daemon 10
max_conn_per_child 10_000
max_req_per_child 100_000
max_req_per_conn 100
max_time_per_conn 120
new_child 'newChild'
new_connection 'newConnection'
reconfigure Any::Daemon 'reconfigDaemon'
req_time_bonus 5
run_task Any::Daemon undef
=over 2
=item background => BOOLEAN
=item child_died => CODE|METHOD
=item child_task => CODE|METHOD
=item kill_childs => CODE|METHOD
=item linger => SECONDS
When defined, it sets the maximim time a client may stay connected
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