I've compiled apache with built-in PHP. And I've compiled apache with
built-in mod_perl. And I've compiled apache with both PHP and
mod_perl built-in. My server mainly does PHP, but I'd like to play
with mod_perl. The only downside is that if you compile both into
apache, each apache server that gets spawned, takes up a gob of memory
b/c it's got both PHP and mod_perl in it's pockets. Looks like it eats
about 4-5 MB per process.
So, my question is can you have 2 apaches on the same server running
concurrently? Say, 1 with PHP to handle the main pages. And 1 with
mod_perl, limited to a couple servers max, as the test apache server.
Would this just be a matter of having 2 build directories and 2
install locations? Has anyone done this before?
Thanks,
Rob
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