"Stas" == Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Stas> I didn't say that recent additions to .htaccess made the reponses Stas> slower, I was talking in general. I guess a proper benchmark will be Stas> better than thousands words.
This seems to be the knowledge of the wise, to not have *anything* in an .htaccess file.
In fact, an upcoming column I'm writing will be showing how to have ".htaccess2" files in each directory, and on server startup, it quickly walks the directories and interprets those with <Directory> directives embedded, so they get parsed once. Then you get nearly the best of both worlds. Downside is that "root" is now running them, not the web User, so you have to trust those with write access to .htaccess2.
That's a cool idea, though it'll require mod_perl built in. Which is not the case with perl.apache.org, which runs on the main httpd server. I think we will just ask root to add:
Include whatever/wherever/perl.apache.org.httpd.conf
, so we can modify it without bothering root. Of course that means that changes won't propogate immediately, but I doubt we will have any changes to .htaccess once we release the site.
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