Matthew Palmer <mpalmer@debian.org> writes: > On Thu, Jan 22, 2004 at 10:24:14AM +0100, Arnaud Vandyck wrote: >> phpldapadmin and phpwiki were not usable with my modified php4-apache2 >> packages! > > If you think the problem lies in phpwiki, by all means file a bug - > preferably with a patch that doesn't break operation for apache 1.3. Not at all. I just wanna say that php4-apache2 package that I build is not working as expected!.. no more. By the way, I did re-install apache1.3 and phpwiki and everything is fine (maybe a grant problem with mysql but solved in a second;) > After talking to Rasmus last week about this very issue (and I was > originally skeptical of his claims), I believe that it will be *very* > difficult to get something the size of PHP4 working fully threaded. > There's just too many third-party libraries of varying quality out > there that php4 modules might end up using. I've heard tell that if > the prefork model in apache2 gets quicker, then that's an option, as > is doing unpleasant things with large scale mutexes - but they both > totally ruin any performance gain you might have had by going the > threaded model. So you think I'd better try to get php4-apache2 working with apache2-mpm-prefork and build php4 with apache2-prefork-dev? > And having put together some threaded code in my younger days, I > totally agree with Rasmus on his "not smart enough" comment. Waaaay > too mind bending, especially once you get into large chunks of other > people's code. I don't want to make a flamewar but maybe you can try java ;) Cheers, -- .''`. : :' :rnaud `. `' `-
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