On Wednesday 09 February 2005 15:19, Billy Holmes wrote:
> I was curious up until this post what exactly all the fuss over apache2
> and php5 was. I run apache2+php5 on a development/staging server. It
> handles some backoffice apps, but it's basically used to stage new
> versions of our apps before diff'ing them out to the production machines.
>
> So far, I haven't had any issues, however all the code has to be
> compatible with php4, so I'm not using any of the new php5 only stuff.
>
> What issues besides thread safety have other people seen?

AFAIK, the isses are Apache 2 <-> PHP, and aren't PHP 5-specific.

There have been memory leaks found in the apache2sapi handler (in PHP 4, 
probably in PHP 5 too) in recent times.

So long as you're using the prefork MPM with Apache 2, it's widely accepted 
that the PHP Group's published recommendation against using PHP w/ Apache 2 
lies somewhere between overcaution and out-right FUD.

Best regards,
Stu
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