Meanwhile, back at the ranch...
> My questions is how slow in seconds can a CGI be, before it is too
> slow for Mod_Perl to help?
This depends on how frequently it's requested. If it's rarely requested
than keep it as a CGI. The fewer applications you can keep out of the Web
server process, the more lightweight it will be. OTOH, the more frequently
a CGI is requested, that economy is diminished. I don't think there's a
real formula to follow but just common sense.
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