marocnl
Thu 1st May '03, 3:27pm
Hi there fellow FeeBees,
I was wondering what is the best way to compile Apache 2.0. You might know that they added the feature MPM(Multi Processing Modules) to Apache 2.0. For a dedicated server that is mainly using vBulletin (PHP/MySQL), what is the best way in configuring Apache 2.0. --with-mpm=prefork(this makes Apache 2.0 behave like 1.3) or --with-mpm=worker(dynamic pool of processes and each proces has a static pool of threads) or --with-mpm=perchild(static pool of processes and dynamic pool of threads)??
I don fully understand what this all means, but i just trying to understand little by little. So more info on this would be much appreciated.
Greets,
Me
I was wondering what is the best way to compile Apache 2.0. You might know that they added the feature MPM(Multi Processing Modules) to Apache 2.0. For a dedicated server that is mainly using vBulletin (PHP/MySQL), what is the best way in configuring Apache 2.0. --with-mpm=prefork(this makes Apache 2.0 behave like 1.3) or --with-mpm=worker(dynamic pool of processes and each proces has a static pool of threads) or --with-mpm=perchild(static pool of processes and dynamic pool of threads)??
I don fully understand what this all means, but i just trying to understand little by little. So more info on this would be much appreciated.
Greets,
Me