I wish they would adjust the information on the PHP apache 2 manual page from:
Is there a version of Apache 2+ that now works with PHP? Last I checked,
the were incompatible, but recently someone I ran into claimed that the bugs
have been for such a setup.
There is the warning not to use apache 2.0 and php in production. I am sure that there are many that are using it in production; however, it is not 100%. There are some issues with the multi-thread (not 100%).
*Warning*
Do not use Apache 2.0 and PHP in a production environment neither on Unix nor on Windows.
To something more clear. This line has been the death to many to try Apache 2. The statement should be more along the lines of "Some PHP modules are not fully tested for running in the default multithreaded environment of Apache 2. Core functions should be safe for this environment. To be safe, it is recommended to run Apache 2 in prefork mode which should avoid problems as it runs similar to Apache 1.3.x in this mode." Something along the lines of this and then for there to be a list of modules tested / check and not tested which could have problems. This single ambigous line of "Do not use..." is not productive.
Steve
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