Re: [Speedycgi-users] Question about SpeedyCGI sharing processes

[Sam H. <sa...@da...>]

If you have lots of different cgi's run under the same user-id,
SpeedyGroup will help with the memory sharing.  It lets you run multiple
cgi's in one process.  The default is no-grouping.

I think what you're looking for is something like this:

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=226647&group_id=2208&atid=102208

I don't think pre-load will ever work across different users though.


 > Hello Sam, 
 > 
 > First off, many thanks for providing and maintaining the excellent
 > SpeedyCGI module. I think it's a super alternative to the heavy ModPerl.
 > 
 > A question came up while I tested a rather code-rich search engine using
 > SpeedyCGI as back-end in live usage. First, my impression was that
 > SpeedyCGI shares the same CGI application and all of its loaded modules
 > between different user processes, except that it forks off new Perl
 > interpreters for each new process. 
 > 
 > However, I discovered that SpeedyCGI sets up a completely new
 > environment for each new PID, meaning that the startup penalty for
 > loading large Perl applications (including modules) applies each time here.
 > 
 > Question: am I missing something here or is there an option to allow
 > SpeedyCGI to compile the code of one particular  application and share
 > it across multiple user processes? The SpeedyGroup directive seems
 > rather to provide an option to allow one Perl interpreter to run
 > different applications per one unique user process. Or am I totally off
 > the mark here?
 > 
 > Thanks!
 > 
 > Best regards,
 > 
 > Philippe Wiede
 > 
 > Megapublic [r], Inc. 
 > www.megapublic.com
 > 
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