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Depending on the configuration, during the boot up, Apache Server performs a dry-run over httpd.conf and then if everything went well then executes a second pass over httpd.conf.
A dry run for Apache Server means directives are invoked but they shouldn't have any effect. Currently, we do not support this in mod_wasm.c, and the side effect is the next warning:
./httpd -X[Thu Nov 17 11:51:04.318334 2022] [wasm:notice] [pid 13747:tid 281472847323168][Thu Nov 17 11:51:04.318630 2022] [so:warn] [pid 13747:tid 281472847323168] AH01574: module wasm_module is already loaded, skipping`
As a consequence, wasm_runtime is also trying to load Wasm modules twice. In this case, either 1) mod_wasm emits a "Wasm module already loaded" warning message, or 2) we turn off that check and then we cannot really identify such a doubled-load scenario.
While this is not supported, the doubled-load check in pub fn from_file() in module.rs won't emit any warning.
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Depending on the configuration, during the boot up, Apache Server performs a dry-run over
httpd.conf
and then if everything went well then executes a second pass overhttpd.conf
.A dry run for Apache Server means directives are invoked but they shouldn't have any effect. Currently, we do not support this in
mod_wasm.c
, and the side effect is the next warning:As a consequence,
wasm_runtime
is also trying to load Wasm modules twice. In this case, either 1) mod_wasm emits a "Wasm module already loaded" warning message, or 2) we turn off that check and then we cannot really identify such a doubled-load scenario.While this is not supported, the doubled-load check in
pub fn from_file()
inmodule.rs
won't emit any warning.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: