How does this help if the server hosts only one sites which is base on, say,
Mason, and where every page request would require mod_perl?
-Tom
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Hm. Rebuilding perl without threading seems to have fixed the problem.
Tom.
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> From: John D Groenveld [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: Tom Gazzini
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> Subject: Re: Problem building Apache::Reque
I've built apache/mod_perl/mason many times, but this is the first time I
have come across this problem:
I'm getting a strange "dereferencing pointer to incomplete type" error when
I try and install Apache::Request.
I'm using apache 1.3.33/Fedora Core 2/perl 5.8.6 ithreads/mod_perl
The full outp
I’ve managed to modify a CGI shopping cart application
so that it successfully works under Apache::PerlRun.
Now I want to further improve the performance by using Apache::DB. The CGI script already uses DBI to access MySQL. Do I need to do anything special to get the CGI
script to use Apach
I'm trying to decide whether to buid mod_perl as DSO for a production
environment.
To quote from Practical mod_perl, "The server runs approximately 5%
slower on some platforms, because position-independent code (PIC)
sometimes needs complicated assembler tricks for relative addressing,
which are n
