On Mon, 2002-07-15 at 18:30, Gerard Samuel wrote:
I dont think Apache 2 or php 4.3.x are meant for production boxes..
My opinion, the latest verion of apache 1.3.x and php 4.1.2 (my test
box
is 4.2.1 but thats ok)
Apache2 is meant for production.
Php 4.2.1 is meant for production.
I've had a hunt through the mail archives but can't find a definite
answer:
Is Apache 2.0.x and PHP 4.2.x/4.3.x on Linux a viable proposition yet in a
production environment?
I guess the diversity of experiences described in the archives probably
means no, but what is the current opinion?
In a production environment: no
for fun: yes
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On Tue, 16 Jul 2002 09:13:41 +0930 (CST)
Michael Hall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had a hunt through the mail archives but can't find a definite
answer:
Is Apache 2.0.x and PHP 4.2.x/4.3.x on Linux a viable proposition yet in a
production environment?
Nope
-Rasmus
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I dont think Apache 2 or php 4.3.x are meant for production boxes..
My opinion, the latest verion of apache 1.3.x and php 4.1.2 (my test box
is 4.2.1 but thats ok)
Michael Hall wrote:
I've had a hunt through the mail archives but can't find a definite
answer:
Is Apache 2.0.x and PHP
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