Re: [PHP3] ["fhttpd-does-it-right" semi-rant] Limiting maximum number of connections to database From: Alex Belits (abelits <email protected>)
Date: 09/12/98

On Sat, 12 Sep 1998, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:

> It is not difficult to redirect an Apache request to a
> specific pool of processes (or even a single process) based on any number
> of criteria about the request. To get exactly the same behaviour as with
> fhttpd you would use mod_rewrite's internal proxy redirect which avoids
> having to physically tell the remote client to do the redirect (which you
> could of course also do if you wanted to).

  That requires to have another [virtual] server, and it will impose huge
overhead in the case of proxy, and will change relative URLs in the case
of client redirect. The same effect can be easier achieved by running
separate [virtual] server for database-related PHP scripts only and
pointing to it for every script. 

--
Alex

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