I just deployed a modperl handler for my application, it's a CDN
scheduler, the url:
http://cdn.game.yy.com
A nginx on the front-end for reverse proxy, with two apache modperl
app-servers behind it.
The database is Mysql with Apache::DBI. All work fine with good performance.
Great site, Rand
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 2:13 PM, wrote:
...
> I have been using mod_perl now for approx 12-15 years now and it seems to be
> getting better and better. I have looked at other frameworks, and development
...
> I'm trying to get round to open source, my latest frame work Pagesmith, which
> we use at
>
> Great site, Randolph--thanks for the link. I'm glad to know
> /mod_perl[2]?/ is still in vogue. I'm about to start using it on my
> web site:
>
> https://usafa-1965.org
>
I have been using mod_perl now for approx 12-15 years now and it seems to be
getting better and better. I have looked a
On Fri, Sep 7, 2012 at 1:34 AM, Randolf Richardson wrote:
>> Hi all. I have a production site running mod_perl, and I'd like to make
>> sure mod_perl continues into Apache 2.4. To that end, I'm wondering if
>> there is anything I can do to help.
>
> That's excellent! I am looking forw
> Hi all. I have a production site running mod_perl, and I'd like to make sure
> mod_perl continues into Apache 2.4. To that end, I'm wondering if there is
> anything I can do to help.
That's excellent! I am looking forward to the continued support for
newer versions of Apache HTTPd
Hi all. I have a production site running mod_perl, and I'd like to make sure
mod_perl continues into Apache 2.4. To that end, I'm wondering if there is
anything I can do to help.
My perl-foo is much stronger than my C-foo, and I have no experience with xs or
apache internals.
-Andy
