Using mod_perl in a non httpd environment

Hello all, I wrote a mod_perl module managing FORM authentication (and a lot of other things). This module had to run on a platform (router) with a lot of memory/CPU. These last days, our marketing team changed the platform definition (few memory, cheap CPU) In other words, apache/mod_perl/my

Re: Using mod_perl in a non httpd environment

titetluc titetluc wrote: My questions: is there a way to run mod_perl/my_module on an HTTP server/reverse proxy other than apache ? If so, what kind of HTTP server/reverse proxy ? mod_perl is an Apache module written to the Apache API. Like every other Apache module, it will only work under

Re: Using mod_perl in a non httpd environment

In a message dated 2009-2-11 19:48:12 titet...@gmail.com writes: > My questions: is there a way to run mod_perl/my_module on an HTTP server/reverse proxy other than >apache ? >If so, what kind of HTTP server/reverse proxy ? You can't run modperl modules on other httpds than Apache. But for re

Re: mod_perl2 with mod_dbd and Apache2

I realize that this response is months late, but this thread is only now coming to my attention due to another recent response. Still, I think you may have been trying to solve the wrong problem. Perhaps I'm missing a detail or two here, but you are running mod_perl. Perl processes live on beyond t

Re: Using mod_perl in a non httpd environment

On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 6:47 AM, titetluc titetluc wrote: > I wrote a mod_perl module managing FORM authentication (and a lot of other > things). > This module had to run on a platform (router) with a lot of memory/CPU. > These last days, our marketing team changed the platform definition (few > m