Running a proxy in front of mod_perl has long been the recommended configuration.

Firstly, I hate mod_perl; and, I don't use Apache. Though for a long time I used both of them. With that said, mod_perl is not recommended by anyone who uses it and knows of its "alternatives." Again: If you use mod_perl it is not a recommended solution.. It is the *only* solution. There isn't a single non-contrived use case of mod_perl where fastcgi can be used, in which FastCGI shouldn't be used. FastCGI is a platform agnostic way to write web pages with your favorite scripting language. It requires no linking, and offers a clear separation of the web-server logic, and the web site logic. Conversely, mod_perl is a way to write Apache modules in perl.. These are two totally different tasks. Instructing people to write web sites using mod_perl, is akin to instructing them to write gui's in kernel space using frame buffers.



Evan Carroll
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In reply to Re^2: Time to write a "serious" http server in Perl? by EvanCarroll
in thread Time to write a "serious" http server in Perl? by jdrago_999

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