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Leggett <> Subject Re: Httpd 3.0 or something else Date Tue, 10
Nov 2009 17:54:54 GMT Greg Stein wrote:  >> Who is "you"? >
Anybody who reads from a bucket. In this case, the core network
loop > when a client connection is ready for writing.  So would
it be correct to say that in this theoretical httpd, the httpd
core, and nobody else, would read from the serf bucket?  >> Up
till now, my understanding is that "you" is the core, and
therefore >> not under control of a module writer. >> Let me put
it another way. Imagine I am a cache module. I want to read >>
as much as possible as fast as possible from a backend, and I
want to >> write this data to two places simultaneously: the
cache, and the >> downstream network. I know the cache is always
writable, but the >> downstream network I am not sure of, I only
want to write to the >> downstream network when the downstream
network is rea