Ok <G> Let me digest this.
If I can digest it, and regurgitate it properly, then I understand it <G>
I've been up to the point of proxying all the /perl/ scripts to the "fat" server, and keeping all the /cgi-bin/ and .php3 scripts on the "thin" server (not that PHP is thin).
Let's see if I can _finally_ execute the mod_perl stuff on the fat server <G>,
along with PHP, and finally have a "thin" front end, and bloated back end .... (hmm... let's NOT go there...;) )
I know mod_perl is ok, but I've never been able to verify any scripts are actually running under it using the various commands to check the registered scripts.
More later..... :)
Ohhh.... one more thing! If I've rewritten the mod_php to the localhost:81 server, isn't there some sort of song/dance I need to do with proxypass & proxypass reverse to avoid ugly returned URL's?? (or is that what the P,L is taking care of?)
http://www.postcards.com
FAQ: http://www.postcards.com/FAQ/LinkSQL/
If I can digest it, and regurgitate it properly, then I understand it <G>
I've been up to the point of proxying all the /perl/ scripts to the "fat" server, and keeping all the /cgi-bin/ and .php3 scripts on the "thin" server (not that PHP is thin).
Let's see if I can _finally_ execute the mod_perl stuff on the fat server <G>,
along with PHP, and finally have a "thin" front end, and bloated back end .... (hmm... let's NOT go there...;) )
I know mod_perl is ok, but I've never been able to verify any scripts are actually running under it using the various commands to check the registered scripts.
More later..... :)
Ohhh.... one more thing! If I've rewritten the mod_php to the localhost:81 server, isn't there some sort of song/dance I need to do with proxypass & proxypass reverse to avoid ugly returned URL's?? (or is that what the P,L is taking care of?)
http://www.postcards.com
FAQ: http://www.postcards.com/FAQ/LinkSQL/