On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 04:12:30PM -0400, Sherm Pendley wrote:
> An admin doesn't have to allow the developer full access to
> everything mod_perl can do.
Oh? I thought it was always possible to delve into Apache's guts.
> A common configuration used with mod_perl is to service only static
> HTML requests on the "main" server, and proxy requests to mod_perl
> ...
>
> This proxy set-up can be set up on a virtual server basis, with each
> virtual server having its own mod_perl instance.
Admins don't like this. It's more maintenance, and mod_perl is a big
fat memory-eating pig.
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