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Re: rfc: allowing more than one mod_perl install - s/Apache2.pm/PREFIX+blib: msg#00115

apache.mod-perl.devel

Subject: Re: rfc: allowing more than one mod_perl install - s/Apache2.pm/PREFIX+blib/

Geoffrey Young wrote:

The proposed solution:

Ditch the Apache2 coexistance workaround altogether and install each mod_perl into its own PREFIX, preferabbly outside the main perl tree. Suggested default is /path/to/httpd2/modules/perl, so we have:

/path/to/httpd2/modules/perl/lib
/path/to/httpd2/modules/perl/bin
/path/to/httpd2/modules/perl/include
/path/to/httpd2/modules/perl/man

This solution requires no extra logic during the build time, since we simply use the PREFIX MM argument. It also makes the mod_perl installed base self containing.


sounds like a good idea. however, I don't think I want this as the default behavior.

in the "real" world :), there are probably very few people who are going to want multiple mpms to choose from at the same time - you typically will only roll out one in production (the one that you've proven works for your application) and change it only after significant benchmarking, research, and stresses.

I think we are going to encounter lots of cases where Unix folks will want to have both: prefork and worker, (and even perhaps perchild) installed on the same machine (not sure about production), so they can perform transition from pre-forked apps to threaded apps. And that's the situation I was talking about.

I suppose that this can be done as an addition to the Apache2 solution in the main perl tree.

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