First let me apologize if this is not the appropriate forum for my question.
I thought it would be because the issue has to do with
apache/modperl/mysql performance.
We have recently added a site to our server which hosts 30 other sites.
The new site uses modperl & MySQL. After adding the new site
Thanks for the suggestions. We are planning on migrating to Apache 2.0,
but I need to read up on the implications to the various sites first.
Do you think this server has enough resources to handle our sites without
trouble?
Sys
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>> But before I go any further with testing & modifying configur
> Hey there
>
> It strikes me that your problem is directly related to memory usage.
> Linux machines have a bad problem in that if your apache children get
> swapped out ->for any reason at all<-, they will lose any shared memory
> that they may have had before being swapped out. When they are s
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>
> Probably the biggest bang for the buck with the least effort or code
> changes is to set up a lightweight (i.e. non-mod_perl) reverse proxy httpd
> in front of the httpd that is running mod_perl:
>
Would you recommend squid or mod_proxy?
Interesting, your comments on CGI::Session vs Apache::Session as I've had
nothing but trouble with Apache::Session::File -- session data
inconsistently being written to the file. Several years ago I first tried
Apache::Session, but had the problem with data being saved in the session,
so tried CGI:
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> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> Interesting, your comments on CGI::Session vs Apache::Session as I've
>> had
>> nothing but trouble with Apache::Session::File -- session data
>> inconsistently being written to the file.
>
> I'm sorry to hear that. Did you mention those problems to the author or
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