Re:Migrating to Apache 2.x
by
aqua
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· Score: 5, Informative
It wasn't that interactive of a session, but it went pretty well. The only two major reasons not to upgrade are that (1) most distros haven't adopted it as the stable-default yet, so you have to do the install by hand, and (2) using a threaded MPM you'll hit trouble if your CGIs depend on non-threadsafe libraries.
This latter is still the major obstacle, since the number of third-party libraries used by (say) PHP is pretty large. You can eliminate the threaded-MPM obstacles by using the process-based prefork MPM, but you don't get some of apache2's performance improvements, especially on operating systems with slow, expensive forks (Solaris, Win32).
This latter is still the major obstacle, since the number of third-party libraries used by (say) PHP is pretty large. You can eliminate the threaded-MPM obstacles by using the process-based prefork MPM, but you don't get some of apache2's performance improvements, especially on operating systems with slow, expensive forks (Solaris, Win32).