> > Not common. I would suggest that people who have to use
> > shared hosting should consider using SpeedyCGI.
>
> Alas, PersistentPerl (nee SpeedyCGI) no longer seems to be supported.
> Questions to the mail list by myself and others go unanswered, which is
> mighty unfortunate, as PersistentPerl seemed the answer to my dreams. The
> memory leak tests fail on install (at least on RHEL v4/Centos v4), and it
> mysteriously hangs when I use it with CGI::Application::Dispatch (The
> problem may be in my code, but it doesn't use globals, etc, and it runs ok
> under mod_perl). I can live with the former problem, as I schedule my PP
> processes to die at regular intervals anyway, but the latter is a show
> stopper for me.
I've been using PersistentPerl a lot too, and I'm also worried that it's
no longer supported. I guess it will be hard for the community to take
over this project, since it's written in C and probably does scary
embedded Perl interpreter stuff. Maybe it is finally time to crack open
"Extending and Embedding Perl".
As a possible alternative there's also pperl:
http://search.cpan.org/~msergeant/PPerl-0.25/
It looks very similar to PersistentPerl. It's missing a couple of
features (e.g. groups, cleanup handlers). But maybe these could be
added?
Michael
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