On Jul 2, 2007, at 11:38 PM, Eli Shemer wrote:
I have installed mod_perl 1.3 statically to apache while using php
as a DSO
After I've gracefully reloaded apache, php stopped working
What is the best way to get them both working together ?
Should I statically link php as well or do I have to use mod_perl
as a DSO ?
there was some sort of library conflict between php/mysql/modperl a
while back on a few distros.
i think the only way around it was to recompile everything from scratch.
generally speaking though... don't run mod_php and mod_perl on the
same server. you're just going to bloat apache and tie up resources.
i run nginx on port80 for static content, push php content to fastcgi
and proxy certain urls to mod_perl. my server's efficiency spiked
drastically when i moved away from an all-apache setup.
// Jonathan Vanasco
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