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mod_perl is a powerful and widely used plugin to the Apache web server which serves dynamic Perl-CGI scripts much faster than normal CGI by caching code and providing a persistent Perl interpreter. Regular Perl-CGI scripts can be run in mod_perl, but they must conform to stricter coding guidelines, while keeping-in-mind other specific considerations. This course provides a basic understanding of mod_perl, guidelines to code for it, as well as how to port old CGI code, avoid pitfalls, optimize performance, and to configure Apache.

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3.1.1.1 Introduction to mod_perl

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1 | mod_perl | 3.1.1.1.1

introductino to mod_perl, coding guidelines, porting from cgi, shared memory, database connections, configuration, performance tuning

3.1.1.1.1.p1 | mod_perl | Courtney Mills | ppt
3.1.1.1.1.s1 | mod_perl | Courtney Mills | slides

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