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Am 01.12.2012 00:13, schrieb William Kenworthy: |
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> why? - threads "sounds" like a good thing, but is it really if its |
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> optional? |
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Threads - at least for apache - is optional, because you can compile |
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apache with different MPMs (see documentation). MPM_PREFORK for example |
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does not use threads, it forks itself - as opposed to MPM_WORKER which |
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is based on threads. |
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So if you set threads, apache is compiled with MPM_WORKER, if not, |
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MPM_PREFORK is used. |
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If you are running a threaded apache, and you are choosing to use php as |
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apache module (apache2 use flag) then php with threads is required. |
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