> > > I agree with Pier, the threaded MPM has been a real lifesaver. > Supporting > > 10,000+ concurrent clients with Apache 1.3 (including some > complex modules) > > on AIX and Solaris is practically impossible. Quite doable > with Apache 2.0 > > and the worker MPM. > > I am sure it does, but you also need to recognize that around 40% of all > Apache installations have PHP on them. And 30% or so have mod_perl. Many > actually have both, so there is some overlap, but I would say that over > half of all Apache installs have one or both of PHP or mod_perl. > > Apache 2 is being pitched as a production-quality web server without any > mention of the fact that over half of the current Apache sites probably > should not upgrade at this point.
This is definitely worth mentioning in the 2.0 Announcements. Have the problems in mod_perl and mod_php been identified, so folks can at least make an educated guess whether their site will tickle the known bugs? Bill
