On 6/27/07, Rici Lake <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If the user servers are listening on high ports, then they can be started as the user/group rather than as root, and the owner could have quite a bit of flexibility in configuring their server. It's quite possible that less reliance on .htaccess files would actually compensate for the additional cost of running multiple server instances.
Good point. I moved some of this discussion into its own section, since it applies equally to the main example. I also removed your comments about needing separate LockFile/etc locations, since its not true in recent versions. (These files are created with the pid of the parent process appended to ensure they are unique.) Joshua.
