I need to have different code (and same module names!) for production and development site.
Also I need to have (for example) two different production sites (production sites for company A and company B) (site-A-production and site-B-production), developed with same module naming conventions (for example, each production site (A and B) have pm-module with name "Tools.pm" and different code of each Tools.pm). For example, my programming style is to use in web-pages my service module named "Tools.pm" developed specially for each site.
And for each of production sites (A and B) I need to have development version of site (site-A-dev and site-B-dev) with different code of modules.
Do you really think it is a good idea to have your production and development running in the same httpd? I understand you may have specific restrictions but get around this if you can.
Ok, general question about hosting multiple sites (virtual hosts). ==================================================================
Assume that I need to host 10 (or 50) Apache::ASP-based sites. Assume that each site have private module "Tools.pm" with globally-unique code. Assume that I need to have one httpd build configured for processing by child-httpd more than 1 user request (user request for random hosted site). Assume that I need to use only one IP-address and only port 80 on this IP-address with one httpd build (one root instance in memory with 10 child processes).
How flexible is your one root httpd requirement? If you can bend this a little, one option would be to have one apache running on your IP:80 serving static content for all sites (such as images) and also acting as a front-end proxy for your apache/mod_perl servers. You would have one mod_perl instance per site but they would not need to bind to an external IP, each would run on a different local port (localhost:8000, locahost:8001, etc).
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/scenario.html#Front_end_Back_end_Proxying_with_Virtual_Hosts
HTH, Stuart Johnston -- http://VaultraNet.com
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