Hi,
Are you sure you are using mod_perl. It is extremely rare for a shared server to provide mod_perl. If you go to the admin and go to Tools->FileMan and click on Preferences then Environment, do you see:
Persistant Env: mod_perl (1)
If not, then while your server may have mod_perl installed, your script is not running under it, and you definitely don't have persistent connections.
Another thing to try is periodically go to your SQL monitor and run:
SHOW PROCESSLIST()
and that will display a list off all the active connections. Depending on how your host is setup you may be able to see other people in that list.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
Are you sure you are using mod_perl. It is extremely rare for a shared server to provide mod_perl. If you go to the admin and go to Tools->FileMan and click on Preferences then Environment, do you see:
Persistant Env: mod_perl (1)
If not, then while your server may have mod_perl installed, your script is not running under it, and you definitely don't have persistent connections.
Another thing to try is periodically go to your SQL monitor and run:
SHOW PROCESSLIST()
and that will display a list off all the active connections. Depending on how your host is setup you may be able to see other people in that list.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.