From: "Perrin Harkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If you're serving static files and running mod_perl without a reverse
proxy, that should be the first thing you change. It has a very
significant effect on performance.
- Perrin
Sorry for off topicness, but please tell me, does it have a bad effect if
the files are just some files sitting in a directory, and they are served by
apache directly, with no relations with the directories that are handled by
a perl-script handler?
What I don't understand is why serving the files directly decreases the
performance of mod_perl apps, even though downloading those files has no
relation with those mod_perl apps.
Does it happen the same in case of FastCGI applications?
Do you have a recommendation for a text for learning how to use a reverse
proxy?
Thank you.
Octavian
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