Hi,
I use PHP for more than 3 years now, and have found it very
convienient and easey. The hardest way was to set it up, get it
compiled and running.
I recently found out that there is a very easy way of using .so in
Apache (apxs), and PHP can have extentions loaded dynamicly too.
I used to box everything into one binary, just for the 'performance'
sake. This resulted in rather huge Apache binaries (1718372 bytes for
Apache 1.3.14 with PHP 3.0.11, and 2211536 bytes for Apache 1.3.14
with PHP 4.0.4)
These eat up a LOT of memory for each instance of http (and having
+600 http deamons). I was wondering if it would be less memory
intensive using apxs, knowing that every page gets parsed.
Would it be advisable to switch to apxs on busy servers, and will
this use less RAM (rule: web server that swaps == web server that
does no longer respond)?
I use a Solaris Sparc platform (some running take up to 9MB RAM).
Thanks
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