Re: Is mod_perl on win32 possible??
On Fri, 27 Apr 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote: > But someone has to care enough to put the work into it. If you care enough, > you can contribute your time to making this happen. :) if anybody wants to invest time in this, it must be done in 2.0. the framework is already there for multithreaded support, which will also work for win32. it just needs a build mechanism.
Re: Is mod_perl on win32 possible??
It is probably possible. ActiveState made PerlEx do it on Windows IIS multithreaded. But someone has to care enough to put the work into it. If you care enough, you can contribute your time to making this happen. :) At 04:38 PM 4/27/01 +0200, Kurt George Gjerde wrote: >Hi again (and thanks to everyone who replied to my last post). > >Is it at all possible to get mod_perl to work PROPERLY on win32? > >Using multi-threading? > >Since win32 can't fork, Apache here uses multi-threading. This actually >works very well... except for mod_perl which doesn't use multi-threading >itself. > >This means that if one page takes a long time to deliver, all other >requests will have to wait in line! ...making mod_perl unusable. > >Is it possible to create a multi-threaded mod_perl handler or won't this >help? > >Or does there exist binaries of Apache for win32 that use forking? > >Or do I have to set up a linus/bsd server... :) > >thanks, >-Kurt. __ Gunther Birznieks ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) eXtropia - The Web Technology Company http://www.extropia.com/
Is mod_perl on win32 possible??
Hi again (and thanks to everyone who replied to my last post). Is it at all possible to get mod_perl to work PROPERLY on win32? Using multi-threading? Since win32 can't fork, Apache here uses multi-threading. This actually works very well... except for mod_perl which doesn't use multi-threading itself. This means that if one page takes a long time to deliver, all other requests will have to wait in line! ...making mod_perl unusable. Is it possible to create a multi-threaded mod_perl handler or won't this help? Or does there exist binaries of Apache for win32 that use forking? Or do I have to set up a linus/bsd server... :) thanks, -Kurt.
