Re: [Persistentperl-users] Persistent Perl future

[JupiterHost.Net <ml...@ju...>]

Hello,

> As with any such group discussions, there may be people that know about things
> and others talking from their rear end, he may have even confused the author
> of pperl with the author of turck-mmcache.
> 
> Either way, I've personally not been able to confirm what he said through
> google searches. The developer is on this list, maybe he can clarify?

I second that request! Persistent perl is awesome, in my benchmarking of
various projects it actually *beats* zend-optomized PHP and doesn't have
nearly the headache or overhead of admining a PHP Bloated Apache that
breaks everytime you need to build in support for some funtionality into
PHP.

In fact the only servers of ours that have PHP are hosting servers for
customers that don't know any better ;p

Of course we offer, recommend, and assist users use perperl instead and
use it exclusivley for mission criticl apps.

Please keep Peristent Perl Sam, if its abandoned please let us know so
we can find someone to take it over properly. If not you still rock Sam!!!

Either way thanks a bunch, PeristentPerl is awesome :)