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Re: (dws)Re: A story of a Perl Monk and Problem

by lindex (Friar)
on May 19, 2001 at 23:12 UTC ( [id://81778]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??

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in reply to (dws)Re: A story of a Perl Monk and Problem
in thread A story of a Perl Monk and Problem

Good Question, ++
Well on the perticular machine in question, I am developing this tool as a mod_perl application, so any memory used by perl is shared with apache
Thus if perl has an array in memory that is about 2.3mb then so does apache, this is not acceptable for me.
As well as the machine does web serving and other file processing, so good CPU and MEM stats are a must.

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Re: Re: (dws)Re: A story of a Perl Monk and Problem
by dws (Chancellor) on May 19, 2001 at 23:20 UTC
    Thus if perl has an array in memory that is about 2.3mb then so does apache, this is not acceptable for me.

    Is mod_perl mandatory, or can you do this particular task with a CGI?

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      Yup its about as manitory as it gets.
      Iam writing the file manager on top of an allready existing mod_perl application, on a web server that doesn't do anything else but server mod_perl handlers.
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