in reply to mod_perl shared hosting

You're probably not finding anything because using mod_perl in a shared environment is not safe. E.g. namespace pollution

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Re: Re: mod_perl shared hosting
by Hero Zzyzzx (Curate) on May 23, 2001 at 17:48 UTC

    One reason I like Kattare is that they'll let you run your own httpd processes on a different port, avoiding the namespace pollution problem, and then proxy to the port to translate it to port 80.

    So, yes, I am aware of the security implications, but there appears to be ways around it.

      It sounds like you're looking more for a web hosting company that allows you to run your own servers. IMHO, this totally breaks the purpose of using mod_perl. I can just imagine how the machines perform with N users running their own apache servers. Why don't you go with straight perl and find a web host that has perl and CGI + suexec?