> be sure to compile mod_perl with EVERYTHING=1 > and be sure that expat is disabled > and be sure that USE_DSO=0 > and remove the LoadModule commands from httpd.conf because you > are creating a static httpd > Hmmm. DSO works fine for me. I know a lot of people seem to believe that mod_perl with DSO is not so good, but if you want to do something like have a front-end non mod_perl Apache for static content and a mod_perl apache proxied behind it for dynamic stuff its a LOT easier to do that using a single DSO enabled binary and have the two copies load the modules they each require. Its a MUCH more efficient way to run a production server. Otherwise every time some client asks for a .html or .jpg or whatever they are carrying the full overhead of a mod_perl enabled web server (which can EAT your server's memory really fast). Putting mod_proxy in as a reverse proxy in the front-end apache is a good idea as well. Just bind the mod_perl apache to port 8200 on localhost only and use mod_rewrite to forward requests for .pl .xsp and .xml (and .xps if you use that) to http://localhost:8200/whatever.
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