Index: mod_nsd/TODO
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RCS file: /usr/local/cvsroot/mod_nsd/Attic/TODO,v
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-Does the scheduler die?  It sometimes trips spuriously when its parent
-   is being debugged, but I haven't got it to die when running "au naturel".
-   Still, the location when it does coredump is suspicious --- a sprintf
-   into interp->result, which may not always point to allocated storage
-   in tcl 8.x...
-
-Check ns_conn url and ns_url2file for behavior wrt PATH_INFO; fix if needed.
-
-Remaining db stuff:
-
-  *) Compile and test oracle driver.
-
-  *) With my Ns_Sets, you need an Ns_SetTrunc(.., 0) to actually reclaim
-     storage for anything that's been put in the set in the meantime (due
-     to use of the Apache pools).  The result is that right now, a select
-     consumes the storage required for all rows retrieved before it is
-     finally reclaimed.  It may be easier to fix this in the set code than
-     the driver (I'd need something that wipes the values without affecting
-     the keys; I could then just call that from Ns_GetRow), but it needs
-     some attention.  See also the ns_set related item below.
-
-  *) run CheckPools after each request.  (Obviously doesn't work
-     to run it as a scheduled proc, as that would only check the
-     pools in the scheduler process...).
-
-  *) Write the support code for Apache modules that load db modules
-
-Interaction with virtual servers needs testing.
-
-ns_server active --- requires extended status; and won't give full URLs
-   even then (you only get the first few dozen bytes of the request, so
-   long request lines will be truncated).  Currently stubbed out.
-
-Redo ns_sets so that the ns_set structure itself is not in the OWN_POOL,
-  if we have one; then we can clear the pool containing the real_table
-  without flushing and potentially invalidating the ns_set structure
-  itself.  (Right now, we make the correct but dicey assumption that ---
-  *without* ALLOC_USE_MALLOC --- we will reallocate the ns_set structure
-  right on top of its original location, so that pointers to it will
-  remain valid).
-
-ns_write header reparsing
-
-run registered procs in an ordinary response handler, not (like
-   filters) in fixups
-
-Look at diffs between aolserver 3b61 and 3rc1; anything new we want
-   to drag in?  (Don't want to keep the sprintf(interp->result, ...)
-   crap if they haven't...)
-
-ns_returnfile needs if-modified-since support.
-
-properly seed the random number generator
-
-Figure out "invalid method" errors when a POST to an ADP script
-   encounters a tcl syntax error...
-
-???Switch ns_share to namespace implementation
-
-