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ServerGenius 11-15-2002 08:31 AM

Apache 2.0.43 worth installing?
 
And I donīt want opinions of people who havenīt used it...but
just heard that it sucks.......Thank You



DynaMite:winkwink:

funkmaster 11-15-2002 08:38 AM

... I heared it sucks !

ServerGenius 11-15-2002 09:08 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by funkmaster
... I heared it sucks !
Then it must be true :eek7

DynaMite

funkmaster 11-15-2002 09:30 AM

... hahahaha !!

... to be honest with you I have not upgraded yet, because I am a lazzy bastard and there are only some minor bug fixes ... nevertheless I will do it this weekend, if you want me to I will let you know ...

ServerGenius 11-15-2002 09:35 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by funkmaster
... hahahaha !!

... to be honest with you I have not upgraded yet, because I am a lazzy bastard and there are only some minor bug fixes ... nevertheless I will do it this weekend, if you want me to I will let you know ...

Apache 1.3 or 2.0 is a BIG difference....2.0 is a complete rewrite
from scratch based on a completely different structure.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/new_features_2_0.html

Itīs now multithreaded and also the API for the modules is
completely new.....this is not just an upgrade...itīs a complete
different webserver.

DynaMite

SpaceAce 11-15-2002 11:39 AM

This probably isn't what you meant, but I have it on my personal machine. I use it for script development and testing purposes. I have about half a dozen virtual hosts setup on it. So far, it's been 100% stable and I like it. With the 1.x series I would experience a lot of minor irritations with setup and performance but 2.0.43 doesn't give me any hassles.

SpaceAce

MadCat the 2nd 11-15-2002 11:44 AM

Apache 2.x is basically an entirely different beast, so only upgrade if you can get your custom modules also for 2.x - for example, if you use mod_perl at all, you really -dont- want to go to 2.x since a lot of custom modules will plain out refuse to work, or cause some major crashage because they're not thread safe.

ServerGenius 11-15-2002 12:00 PM

I know the modules issues....all I basically need is mod_rewrite,
mod_auth_mysql and php. I donīt use dynamic loaded modules.
I prefer to compile everything static in the httpd binary...all
modules I need are working under 2.0 so I donīt have any issues
with that......I guess Iīm going to give it a shot.....will let you guys
know what happens

DynaMite :2 cents:


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