jon * wrote:
>
> All I have to say is that you are crazy to use Apache on NT for a highly
> loaded server. Not only are you on a crappy server OS, but you are also
> using software (ie: Apache) that was never even designed to work on NT...it
> is a port, not an application that was designed for NT.
I totally agree with jon.
run Apache+mod_jserv on freeBSD or linux, MS-SQLServer on NT if you can
get a type4(pure Java) JDBC driver from MS,and distribute JServ's load
on the [fastest/most robust/cheapest] JVMs according your
knowledge/requirements. (I would strongly recommend Solaris+Sun's JVM,
but this also depends of your JDBC drivers). And yes, this makes sense
to load-balance on different hosts for non-stop production services.
>
> Do yourself a big favor, save yourself from major hairloss and reformat your
> hard disk with Linux, FreeBSD or x86 Solaris and run things that way. Get a
> copy of StrongHold and run your SSL with that (unless you are outside of the
> US of course).
Outside the US you can use OpenSSL(SSLeay) for free.
>
> -jon
jean-luc
PS: just an add word on the freeBSD port for mod_jserv : there is a
patch in the cvs tree that corrects the bug (the shared memory file was
not used on freeBSD).
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