Linux Shared Memory _ server

Overview
If you want to have shared memory support in the APACHE/EAPI, you need to set up a mm shared memory library. In this case, it will allow mod_ssl to use an efficient RAM-based session cache instead of a disk-based session cache.
Attention matters
All of the commands below are UNIX-compliant commands.
The source path is "/var/tmp" (of course, you can use a different path in fact).
Installed in the Redhat Linux 6.1 test pass.
To install with the "root" user.
The version number of MM is 1.0.12.
The source of the package
MM's home page:
Must be sure to download: mm-1.0.12.tar.gz
Issues to be aware of when installing packages
In the installation of MM before and after the file list to you may be a good idea, and then use diff to compare the two file list to find out where the mm file was installed, the method is to install the MM before running the "Find/*>mm1", and in the installation of MM service run "Find * * > MM2 ", then execute the command" diff MM1 MM2 >mm "To get the installation file list.
Compiling programs
To decompress a package (tar.gz):
[root@deep]# CP Mm_version.tar.gz/var/tmp
[root@deep]# cd/var/tmp
[root@deep]# tar xzpf mm_version.tar.gz
Compiling and installing
The CD enters the new mm directory and then type the following command on the terminal:
./configure
--disable-shared
--prefix=/usr
This step tells MM for the current hardware configuration: Disable shared libraries.
[root@deep]# Make
[root@deep]# Make Test
[root@deep]# make Install
Note: the "make Test" command will do some important testing to verify that it works properly and react correctly before installing this program.
Clear unnecessary files
[root@deep]# cd/var/tmp
[root@deep]# RM-RF mm-version/mm_version.tar.gz
The RM command clears all source files used to compile the installation mm service and also clears the compressed files of mm from the "var/tmp" directory.
More information
For more detailed information, refer to the following man descriptions.
MM (3)-shared Memory Library
Mm-config (1)-MM Library Configuration/build Utility
Files installed in the system
>usr/bin/mm-config
>usr/include/mm.h
>usr/lib/libmm.la
>usr/lib/libmm.a
>usr/man/man1/mm-config.1
>sr/man/man3/mm.3
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