On Mar 6, 2011, at 3:57 PM, Haros wrote: > > Thank you for the quick reply Jonathan. > > It's true that syntax for domain mapping has become very easy and also > can be used with different webservers, but I find this way a bit > unefficient when it comes to many domains / applications. > > I would be glad though if anyone could provide some help about the > apache config file. I can't believe that everyone using web2py on > apache uses routes to handle domains :P
I think that configuring apache vhosts ought to be straightforward (and independent of web2py); I just don't know how to do it. My point, though, is that I don't see why you couldn't get equivalent performance with wsgi directly, if Apache and wsgi and configured correctly (in particular, with enough processes). But I'm no expert on the subject. > > Oh, one more question. The routes method does it affect somehow the > SEO process? I mean, is it better / worse / same as handling domains > using apache for search engines? I don't think a search engine could tell the difference, if the two configurations use the same URL scheme.
