So, the mod_perl hack to avoid loading time just trades that for piecemeal, on-the-fly memory allocations and copying. And the more you preload, the worse it gets. Hence your problems I think.

I thought that might have been the issue as well but the strange thing is if I run 3 sites under the same shared pool in IIS/perlex and an apache instance with mod_perl.(all on the same 1 server)

with 1 instance of IIS being public, while other 2 are lets say different sub domain but not public. Same for apache..the public instance experiences these issues while the none public ones and apache run perfectly. so unless it hit a cap limit to the size a namespace can be(is that possible?) or it places a lock on the certain portion of the namespace(ram) too many times limiting the connections...but these are all guess work...is there any way to test this?

On another not I will experiment with Tiny a bit to see if it will come in useful in the future, thanks!

In reply to Re^10: Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk
in thread Timing concerns on PerlEX/Mod_Perl by Anonymous Monk

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