allan juul wrote:
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On Wed, 2004-12-22 at 07:56 +0100, allan juul wrote:
it would be cool if it somehow somehwhere were more visible for
everybody. for instance, if ASF on the menu on http://apache.org/ had
a big fat checked mark and the words Apache2 compatible next to
Perl, Jakarta or which ever was compatible with Apache2 (obviously
many of these menuitems are not httpd-
related)
PHP is just as compatible with apache 2 as mod_perl 2 is. The threading
problems are in the libraries, which is where Perl's threading problems
are as well.
aha - hmm, if that's the case why aren't *we* worried about people
upgrading to Apache2 like the PHP folks apparently are, as seen in the
slashdot article ? IOW, whats the big difference in the mod_perl
community making an upgrade suggestion versus PHP making a non-upgrade
suggestion if PHP is just as compatible with apache 2 as mod_perl 2 is ?
[sorry for getting a bit off topic here, but i'm just getting a little
bit worried that the PHP folks actually are right here]
They are right. But there is not much to worry about. Those problems
aren't modperl ones, but mostly CPAN modules' ones. Once people will
discover problems they will fix those. mod_perl2 is probably the first
real product that will give a real test to CPAN modules under threads.
That's said I think there are a few problems to solve in modperl, but we
will get there and fix those as soon as they are discovered, so again
nothing to worry about.
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