Hi there!

Recently I've installed Apache 2.2 with worker mpm and there are additional settings for mod_perl. But I couldn't find anywhere scoping explanation.

If I start 4 servers with 64 ThreadsPerChild for example, as far as i understand, they are working pretty independently and Apache::DBI, for example, works per client process and shares cache between threads of a client, but not between processes.

The most important question is about PerlInterp* settings, like PerlInterpMax. Is it max perl interpreters per client, or limitation of total number of interpreters in all client processes?

Am I right, that perl interpreters being created and cached in the client proces and couldn't be tossed between them?

And one more question, can anyone say something about mod_perl for apache 2.4? There is no stable version and my FreeBsd hasn't started without additional shamanistic rituals.

In reply to mpm-worker + mod_perl2 settings meaning by hurricup

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