My questions are, what does one do to ensure that MySql (or other code) can take full advantage of the 64bit G5's, including SMP, and can fink enable/deal with it. I can't find much info on this on Apple's site.
Also, what apps, besides MySql, will take good advantage of 64bit, and, what limitations are currently present in the current MacOSX foundation/libraries that may be an issue.
I am asking because I am moving a client's website from a single machine (LInux Dual Athlon 1900+, 3GB ram, multiple U160 drives) to a dual server setup (Panther Dual 2Ghz G5, 3GB ram currently, raptor drives, using the old machine for backup/rollover and perhaps offload some other processes like mail and serving large/non-thumbnail images).
The old system has been reaching it's load limits on a daily basis, and I am hoping the G5 will fare well with this. The site has extremely heavy use of PHP/MySql, uses Apache2/php4/mysql4 + turck-mm cache for php (hoping it can work under osx/fink).
I will save the Apache2 vs. Apache1 question for another mail. ;) (ie. would the apache2 threading enhancements work/work better with php4/mysql)
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