Marc Lambrichs wrote: > So, my first question is: am I right?
Yes. And it's not a mod_perl thing, it's a Perl thing. You can't have multiple modules with the same name. Now people try this more under mod_perl because they think different requests behave differently, but that's not the case. Each request will hit the same long-running Perl interpreter. > Secondly, what if we're running the cgi under speedycgi? I don't know. I haven't used speedycgi. FastCGI seems to be what most people prefer these days, but I don't know about it's problems either. Typically how people solve this under mod_perl is to give each client it's own namespace. So you'll have Client1::App::Handler, Client1::Site::Handler, Client2::App::Handler, Client2::Site::Handler, etc. Another alternative is to run a separate mod_perl backend apache for each client and just have the front end proxy redirect to the right one based on the virtual host. Depending on how many clients you have though, that could get a little wasteful. -- Michael Peters Plus Three, LP
