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Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2015 00:54:04 -0000
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Added a new recipe

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  Please see the [[php-fcgid|following article]]
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+ =3D=3D Using mod_php as a DSO with a threaded mpm (2.0 and newer)
+ =

+ This approach is identical to the next recipe, with the exception that a =
threaded mpm such as event or worker can be used. The main requirement is t=
hat the php system libraries and DSO must be (re)compiled with the thread-s=
afe flags.
+ =

+ If apache httpd 2.0 or older is used, it must be recompiled to change the=
 mpm. For 2.4, loading the appropriate mpm module suffices.
+ =

+ Special care must be taken to ensure that workers are restarted often eno=
ugh (MaxConnectionsPerChild > 0) since child processes are still prone to p=
hp memory leaks and processes are likely to consume large amounts of RAM an=
d deplete the available system resources.
+ =

+ This is probably the least used approach of all, due to the headaches of =
maintaining a thread-safe php library, and since most linux distributions d=
o not ship those packages.
  =

  =3D=3D Using mod_php as a DSO (deprecated) =3D=3D
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