Hi Thanks for the info. I'll try setting up some virtual hosts. More below...
On Wed, Apr 02, 2003 at 06:07:01PM -0500, Perrin Harkins wrote: > Brian C. Thomas wrote: > >I have read through the lists looking for issues related to mp2 and > >@INC, and have read the part about "+Parent" and virtual hosts. > > You should read the docs for tips on this, especially here: > http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/control/control.html#Starting_a_Personal_Server_for_Each_Developer > > The strategies for this are mostly unaffected by mp 1 vs 2. > > >Is there a "best" way to configure the apache/mp2 setup so that there > >doesn't have to be constant additions to "startup.pl" to adjust the > >INC path? > > If you don't need to restart the server, you could give each developer a > separate virtual host with a separate pool of perl interpreters. These > could each have a different @INC setting and would not share code. If > you need people to be able to restart though, it has to be separate servers. > > >For example, I want developer1 to use /dev1, and developer2 /dev2. I > >want each developer to be able to build functions below there > >directories in as many subdirectories as projects they have going on. > >I don't want developer1's "functions.pm" code to interfere with > >developer2's "functions.pm". > > Well, what I mentioned above will let you do that, but how do you do it > on the production server? You probably don't want to have multiple > pools of interpreters there, since it would use more memory. If you > keep these files in a separate namespace, it won't be an issue. Are > these real modules, with package declarations? > > >Is such an arrangement even possible under mp2? I've been using > >Apache1/mp1 and this works fine > > How are you doing it in mp1? There is no support for pools of > interpreters in mp1, so all of your code must be using the same @INC. Right, I guess it just "feels" like it is working under mp1, since I can get @INC to contain "." (the current dir) and use StatINC in all the developer locations. In the mp2 server, it shows me a different @INC, that doesn't include "." (is it possible in mp2?). Thanks again, BCT
