On Tue, 2002-11-26 at 05:15, Philip Mak wrote:
Is the 'front end' and 'back end' apache servers on the 'same box'?
My problme is that I had one web server. and I did the FE and BE bit (BE
being on the loop back address). to free up some major resources since
mod_perl apache gets huges. I didn't
deal with the extra overhead, and
with time Everything will be mod_perl2.0 aware.
DBI.pm, CGI.pm, and Text::Templates would be great if they were to port
them to work on mod_perl2 ASAP :)
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Jason Czerak
I've mod_perl running on several machines (apache 1.x) Today I
installed a new system
and
mod_rewrite and all other unnecessary modules not compiled in. and for
dynamic requests, it proxys them to the back end as suggested by the
mod_perl guide, very please with this performance and memory usage. Was
wondering what is the statues of such a configuration with apache 2.x.x.
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Jason Czerak
wishes to know.
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Jason Czerak
On Fri, 8 Feb 2002 17:02:20 + (GMT), Ged Haywood wrote:
My message is about data space. The data space for the modules does not
seem to be recreated or reinitialized (BEGIN blocks are not rerun) from one
invocation of a script to another.
Yes
.
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Jason Czerak
in the mod_perl Guide?
http://perl.apache.org/guide
73,
Ged.
As I mentioned ealier today. I asked the question. 'do you have threaded
support compiled into perl?'. If you do, this was the solution I needed
to fix the same problem that I have been having also.
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Jason Czerak
that through in a second because of parallel execution.
What do you suggest as a good benchmark tool to use that would be
'smart' when testing a whole complete site.
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Jason Czerak
is interested right now in the development of it. Give me a
ring. I'll be glad to get some help with it. (expecially with fedex, ups
shipping calcs :) )
If anyone would like to see a working site using the cart that I am
working on. It's over at http://www2.test.jasnik.net.
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Jason Czerak
Im running Apache 1.3.12 + mod_perl 1.25
I'm looking to fully optimized my mod_perl scripts and in
the process I'm finding that I can't totaly seperate my
virtual hosts. I'm finding that sub procedure that are in
modules that I write will get redefined across vhosts.
I did extensive research on
