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.
True.
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?
It depends on who you ask. I haven't tried it myself but from what
I've read on this mailing list - it works for some people, some
other people have problems.
Bye,
Ivan
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