** Yes the obvious solution to this is to go with threaded
Actually, reports so far are that running mod_perl 2 with threaded MPMs on Linux actually takes more memory because it breaks the copy-on-write sharing. Preforking is more efficient.
I'd like to second Perrin. Start with the proved prefork. At some point we may get to figure out how to get the threaded use less memory (most likely when perl improves ithreads).
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