On 6/3/07, Jani M. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The problems start only when two or more interpreters per process is running - unfortunately, this is exactly what I would need for scalability and performance.
Are you sure about that? On Linux, prefork is likely to perform better. Threads will use up a lot more memory, and be slow to spawn. I think you should try a little benchmarking before you put a lot more time into using threads. If it turns out you do need to get threads to work, the next step in fixing segfaults is typically to get a backtrace. There are instructions for doing this in the mod_perl docs. - Perrin
