Ivan Ristic wrote:
Right, but you can still use shared memory, or, you can store
persistent objects onto the filesystem. We've done the later
with satisfactory results.
Point taken. But this only allows to share resources that can be copied
into and from IPC shared memory. Some resources (like open database
connections, or a JVM) are not like that, even though they are expensive
to create.
Apache 2 resolves this problem. You can configure it to
run multithreaded. Still, the issue of having a stable PHP remains.
Interesting. Does PHP run with apache 2?
Akos
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