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in thread Which modules are best for accessing MySQL

In fact a common gripe against mod_perl is that many hosting services won't offer it (or at least weren't back last I really paid attention to the mod_perl list) since there's not a really good way to compartmentalize different users' handlers and what not as there is with something like suexec and CGIs. If you're targeting a hosted environment and want persistence you might have better luck with something like FastCGI.

(Not that mod_perl doesn't rule. I use it everywhere myself, but then again I also have always run the hardware myself as well.)

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Re^3: Which modules are best for accessing MySQL
by stvn (Monsignor) on Jun 08, 2004 at 17:23 UTC

    I have found that VPS (Virtual Private Servers) are the way to go for mod_perl. We usually use Verio as our host, and their VPS plans have never done me wrong. I am sure other companies offer similar packages though.

    -stvn
Re^3: Which modules are best for accessing MySQL
by cfreak (Chaplain) on Jun 09, 2004 at 04:45 UTC
    Exactly, which is unfortunate because it is very cool. Hopefully that situation will change as mod_perl2 gets out and stable. User control is much simpler with it from what I have read.
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