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/** * Get Mutex config data and parse it * @param arg The mutex config string * @param pool The allocation pool * @param mutexmech The APR mutex locking mechanism * @param mutexfile The lockfile to use as required * @return APR status code * @fn apr_status_t ap_parse_mutex(const char *arg, apr_pool_t *pool, apr_lockmech_e *mutexmech, const char **mutexfile)
*/
AP_DECLARE(apr_status_t) ap_parse_mutex(constchar *arg, apr_pool_t *pool,
apr_lockmech_e *mutexmech, constchar **mutexfile);
/* private function to process the Mutex directive */
AP_DECLARE_NONSTD(constchar *) ap_set_mutex(cmd_parms *cmd, void *dummy, constchar *arg);
/* private function to initialize Mutex infrastructure */
AP_DECLARE_NONSTD(void) ap_mutex_init(apr_pool_t *p);
/** * option flags for ap_mutex_register(), ap_global_mutex_create(), and * ap_proc_mutex_create()
*/ #define AP_MUTEX_ALLOW_NONE 1 /* allow "none" as mutex implementation; * respected only on ap_mutex_register()
*/ #define AP_MUTEX_DEFAULT_NONE 2 /* default to "none" for this mutex; * respected only on ap_mutex_register()
*/
/** * Register a module's mutex type with core to allow configuration * with the Mutex directive. This must be called in the pre_config * hook; otherwise, configuration directives referencing this mutex * type will be rejected. * * The default_dir and default_mech parameters allow a module to set * defaults for the lock file directory and mechanism. These could * be based on compile-time settings. These aren't required except * in special circumstances. * * The order of precedence for the choice of mechanism and lock file * directory is: * * 1. Mutex directive specifically for this mutex * e.g., Mutex mpm-default flock:/tmp/mpmlocks * 2. Mutex directive for global default * e.g., Mutex default flock:/tmp/httpdlocks * 3. Defaults for this mutex provided on the ap_mutex_register() * 4. Built-in defaults for all mutexes, which are * APR_LOCK_DEFAULT and DEFAULT_REL_RUNTIMEDIR. * * @param pconf The pconf pool * @param type The type name of the mutex, used as the basename of the * file associated with the mutex, if any. This must be unique among * all mutex types (mutex creation accommodates multi-instance mutex * types); mod_foo might have mutex types "foo-pipe" and "foo-shm" * @param default_dir Default dir for any lock file required for this * lock, to override built-in defaults; should be NULL for most * modules, to respect built-in defaults * @param default_mech Default mechanism for this lock, to override * built-in defaults; should be APR_LOCK_DEFAULT for most modules, to * respect built-in defaults * or NULL if there are no defaults for this mutex. * @param options combination of AP_MUTEX_* constants, or 0 for defaults
*/
AP_DECLARE(apr_status_t) ap_mutex_register(apr_pool_t *pconf, constchar *type, constchar *default_dir,
apr_lockmech_e default_mech,
apr_int32_t options);
/** * Create an APR global mutex that has been registered previously with * ap_mutex_register(). Mutex files, permissions, and error logging will * be handled internally. * @param mutex The memory address where the newly created mutex will be * stored. If this mutex is disabled, mutex will be set to NULL on * output. (That is allowed only if the AP_MUTEX_ALLOW_NONE flag is * passed to ap_mutex_register().) * @param name The generated filename of the created mutex, or NULL if * no file was created. Pass NULL if this result is not needed. * @param type The type name of the mutex, matching the type name passed * to ap_mutex_register(). * @param instance_id A unique string to be used in the lock filename IFF * this mutex type is multi-instance, NULL otherwise. * @param server server_rec of main server * @param pool pool lifetime of the mutex * @param options combination of AP_MUTEX_* constants, or 0 for defaults * (currently none are defined for this function)
*/
AP_DECLARE(apr_status_t) ap_global_mutex_create(apr_global_mutex_t **mutex, constchar **name, constchar *type, constchar *instance_id,
server_rec *server,
apr_pool_t *pool,
apr_int32_t options);
/** * Create an APR proc mutex that has been registered previously with * ap_mutex_register(). Mutex files, permissions, and error logging will * be handled internally. * @param mutex The memory address where the newly created mutex will be * stored. If this mutex is disabled, mutex will be set to NULL on * output. (That is allowed only if the AP_MUTEX_ALLOW_NONE flag is * passed to ap_mutex_register().) * @param name The generated filename of the created mutex, or NULL if * no file was created. Pass NULL if this result is not needed. * @param type The type name of the mutex, matching the type name passed * to ap_mutex_register(). * @param instance_id A unique string to be used in the lock filename IFF * this mutex type is multi-instance, NULL otherwise. * @param server server_rec of main server * @param pool pool lifetime of the mutex * @param options combination of AP_MUTEX_* constants, or 0 for defaults * (currently none are defined for this function)
*/
AP_DECLARE(apr_status_t) ap_proc_mutex_create(apr_proc_mutex_t **mutex, constchar **name, constchar *type, constchar *instance_id,
server_rec *server,
apr_pool_t *pool,
apr_int32_t options);
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