Then it's still best solution to use apache+fcgi+php.
quite fast and using it on production environment.
really bad is that php accelerator can't be used since it would really
speed up some timeconsuming scripts upto10x.
second drawback is that users homedirs can't be 700, because apache
still needs to look at the folders (for .htaccess files n'stuff).
the way i can see it, peruser is everythng needed if there were just
enough developers and testers.
in test environment it worked really well, except for the bug realated
to rh rpm's where you get 0.0.0.0 for src host address which makes it
totally unusable because you can't have decent stats about web usage.
The way i see it right now is 1 developer who is developing the module
just as much is needed for himself for it to work. Since he doesn't have
much time that's all it is to get right now. Thanx for the author but it
would be really nice if some brilliant minded developer would come in
from the door and fire up this project.
cheers.
Tino Didriksen wrote:
suPHP is not production-ready either:
- it only touches PHP, so the rest of Apache sub-processes and modules
will still run as apache/apache
- it runs PHP in CGI mode, which is horribly slow
- due to CGI mode, you can't use eAccelerator or Zend Cache or anything of
that kind
(i.e., suPHP has no real advantage over Apache's own suexec)
The Peruser MPM, if debugged, would be the perfect solution to a great
many Apache/PHP/Perl/etc permission and security issues.
Of note: Perchild / Metux MPM also exist, but since they are threaded it
requires all modules to be thread-safe, which is not realistic. Peruser is
forked, which works much more reliably.
-- Tino Didriksen
Matti Ranta wrote:
I would like to thank for peruser-patch.
As I tried to use this patch and found it quite buggy, I would like to
inform there is an another solution called suphp.
This is an apache module providing a solution for using php with the
privileges of the vhost-user. This solution seems to work much better.
If you´re interested, please, visit http://www.suphp.org/Home.html.
This also works with new versions of Apache.
-mr
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