Overview
To support shared memory in Apache/eapi, you need to create 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.
Notes
All the following commands are UNIX-compatible commands.
The Source Path is "/var/tmp" (other paths can also be used in actual situations ).
Installed in RedHat Linux 6.1 and passed the test.
Use the "root" user for installation.
The mm version is 1.0.12.
Package Source
MM homepage:
Must be sure to download: mm-1.0.12.tar.gz
Precautions for installing software packages
It may be a good idea to save the file list before and after mm installation. Then, use diff to compare the two file lists to find out where the MM file is installed, run "find/*> MM1" before installing mm, and run "find/*> mm2" after installing mm ", run the command "Diff MM1 mm2> MM" to obtain the list of installation files.
Compile Program
Decompress the software 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
Compile and install
CD to enter the new mm directory and then enter the following command on the terminal:
./Configure
-- Disable-shared
-- Prefix =/usr
This step tells mm to disable the shared library for the current hardware configuration.
[Root @ Deep] # Make
[Root @ Deep] # Make Test
[Root @ Deep] # make install
Note: The "Make Test" command will perform some important tests to verify whether the program works properly and respond correctly before installing the program.
Clear unnecessary files
[Root @ Deep] # cd/var/tmp
[Root @ Deep] # rm-RF mm-version/mm_version.tar.gz
The RM command clears all the source files used for compiling and installing the MM service, and also clears the compressed mm files from the "var/tmp" directory.
More information
For more detailed information, see the following man instructions.
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.
> Usr/man/Man1/mm-config.1
> Sr/man/man3/mm.3
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