Yeah, the problem is mod_perl -> you'll only have one 'scope' in
which the perl modules are loaded. This means you'll have one
"Kernel::Config" object and thus one database connection.
Of course you could use CGI but this would be slow, and you could use
FastCGI but this is cumbersome, at least i
Hi.
Am 07.07.2014 um 17:15 schrieb Karlos Jelez
mailto:otrs...@gmail.com>>:
My 2 OTRS instances are separated, working on their own directory (/otrs1 and
/otrs2) with separated Config.pm, Kernel.pm and Defaults.pm files, separated
scripts into httpd.conf Apache config and separated cronjobs.
Thanks Daniel
My 2 OTRS instances are separated, working on their own directory (/otrs1
and /otrs2) with separated Config.pm, Kernel.pm and Defaults.pm files,
separated scripts into httpd.conf Apache config and separated cronjobs.
I did try with 1 and with 2 MySql users to each OTRS instance, wit
Each Installation should have it's own config.pm, Check the Database in that
file.
But i would recommend to use two seperate Systems, just to make sure you have
no Problems with file permissions and cronjobs.
Regards
Daniel Litzbach
Am 07.07.2014 um 03:14 schrieb "Karlos Jelez"
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