Ron Savage wrote:
Hi Folks
Is anyone using Strawberry Perl with mod_perl compiled into Apache?
If so, how did you compile Apache + mod_perl with Strawberry Perl?
Personally I'd opt for using FastCGI rather than mod_perl so as not to
be locked into Apache. If you are after speed then a light weight web
server such as Lighttpd + FastCGI will out perform Apache+mod_perl.
Of course you could use Apache + FastCGI, or even IIS + FastCGI since
Microsoft have released a FastCGI library for IIS 5.1, 6 & 7.
+ a load more web servers support FastCGI.
Just my view, it's nice to keep your options open ;)
Lyle
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