Peter M. Jansson said: > you can run 1 process with 20 or 30 threads, which is similar in concept > (although not execution) to AOLserver. Well, yeah, but then you can no longer safely share these interpreters between different clients. Although you can change the UID they execute with (keeping your files safe) the internals of the interpreter aren't necceserily protected, unless the interpreter is written that way and internaly keeps the procedures, variables and database pools apart. Since most (mod_perl, php) basicaly implement an existing interpreter which isn't designed to be multi-user, I doubt any do or will any time soon.
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