A common and effective solution is to run a two-tiered setup, where
the front end proxies requests to one of many backend servers based
on your name based virtual hosts.
Each backend server runs on a different port, usually as unprivileged
user, with a totally or partially different set of perl modules.
The mod_perl guide has lots of information in the Real World
Scenarios section. Here's the key configuration piece:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/
scenario.html#Front_end_Back_end_Proxying_with_Virtual_Hosts
Aaron
On Mar 19, 2006, at 8:09 AM, Jackie Hamilton wrote:
I run a shared site, with several users/vhosts. I'd like to be able
to use mason on all of them, but am having problems with that. If I
have a perl module named "Album.pm" on site 1, and then I create
another module on site 2 and name it "Album.pm", these seem to get
mixed up, and sometimes site 1 will show the output from site 2's
Album module, and vice versa.
I have the sites set up with separate component roots, in httpd.conf:
(site 1's VirtualHost directive:)
PerlSetVar MasonCompRoot /home/user1/public_html
PerlSetVar MasonDataDir /usr/local/modperl/mason-data/user1
(site2's VirtualHost directive:)
PerlSetVar MasonCompRoot /home/user2/public_html
PerlSetVar MasonDataDir /usr/local/modperl/mason-data/user2
This seems to have no effect though. Right now the only solution
seems to be to name the modules differently, eg. "Site1Album.pm"
and "Site2Album.pm". I'd rather not have to do that, as it seems
risky (don't want to have to approve every module a user wants to
post), and it makes it hard to post multiple installations of the
same program.
Is there a better solution to this?
Thanks,
-- Jackie Hamilton
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