On Jan 3, 2008 6:06 PM, Nils Breunese (Lemonbit)
kerneljack wrote:
I do have a 'mod_perl-1.99_16-4.5' RPM installed on the system. How can I enable it?
Use the configuration file for your apache version that uses mod_perl. See the scripts dir for a couple of different apache configuration files.
Nils Breunese.
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Ok I have managed to get it working with mod_perl now. I had to use the scripts in /opt/otrs/scripts as Nils suggested (thanks). I had to change a few references to Apache2::Reload (and others) to Apache::Reload, etc because my CentOS comes with Apache2, but for some reason calls the modules 'Apache::' only, not 'Apache2::'. I have tested it with 'http://server.name/otrs/index.pl?Agent=foo' and I get an error page with ModPerl references so it is definitely working now :-) Now I have ended up with 6 httpd processes that start up initially, taking up about 40M each. The page load time is much better now, about < 1.5 secs which is a lot better than 3-4 secs. I was just wondering what I could do next to improve performance even further? I am expecting an initial load of about 10-15 users. How do I optimize to get the best performance for this? Should I use tools like 'httperf' to test? Should I increase/decrease the number of httpd processes or play around with the MaxClients setting? Remember I have only 256MB of RAM to play with. Hope you can offer some insights...