[users@httpd] Re: Distribution repository vs compiled.

[@lbutlr]

On 01 Jun 2018, at 00:09, Mimiko  wrote:
> Tell me, please, what's better to use in production:
> 1) Precompiled binaries of apache httpd from distribution
> 2) or Self compiled from sources
> 
> What are the risks for each options and pro and cons of each?

Which is better to use in our company cafeteria, a kitchen staff to make food 
or a food service company to bring in food?

There is no better, they are both solutions that will work well, Which one you 
want depends on you and your needs and not inherent properties of the food.

There is certainly more ease and convenience in using compiled binary installs, 
but there is more flexibility in compiling your own from source.


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[users@httpd] mod_wsgi in Apache 2.4

[Stormy]

To support Python code, it appears that mod_wsgi is necessary? | 
desirable. It appears to function correctly within Apache 2.4, but I 
cannot find it in the *Apache* documentation 
 (the developer's documentation 
is easily available.)


Does anyone have any experience, thoughts, caveats, recommendations?

Thanks -- Paul

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Re: [users@httpd] mod_wsgi in Apache 2.4

[Luca Toscano]

Hi!

2018-06-01 15:38 GMT+02:00 Stormy :

> To support Python code, it appears that mod_wsgi is necessary? |
> desirable. It appears to function correctly within Apache 2.4, but I cannot
> find it in the *Apache* documentation  /2.4/mod/> (the developer's documentation is easily available.)
>
> Does anyone have any experience, thoughts, caveats, recommendations?
>
>
mod_wsgi is a third party module not shipped with httpd, but recently
https://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_proxy_uwsgi.html was donated
to the project and now it is available for 2.4 too.

Hope that helps,

Luca