getting there with the mp2 handlers
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@ -22,6 +22,53 @@ save you many hours of grief.
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no longer need date caching so the enableDateCache directive can
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be removed from your config file.
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* WebGUI now requires Apache2 with mod_perl2 so CGI, FastCGI, PerlEx,
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although never officially supported, are no longer possible.
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Making this change gave us more than 70% performance improvement
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and opens up even more possibilities for performance and other
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optimizations.
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You'll need to make the following changes in Apache to upgrade
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to this release:
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Install libaprereq2. You can either download and compile this
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from the mod_perl web site, CPAN as Apache2::Request, or by
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getting the version of the WRE 0.6.0 or higher.
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Edit your httpd.conf or httpd.modperl.conf and add the following
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directives to your global server config:
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LoadModule apreq_module modules/mod_apreq2.so
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PerlSetVar WebguiRoot /data/WebGUI
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You may also remove this block if you have it:
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<Files ~ "\.(pl)$">
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SetHandler perl-script
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PerlHandler ModPerl::Registry::handler
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PerlOptions +ParseHeaders
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</Files>
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Edit each of your virtual hosts and add the following directives,
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changing them to suit your needs:
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SetHandler perl-script
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PerlInitHandler WebGUI
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PerlSetVar WebguiConfig www.example.com.conf
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If you were using mod rewrite you'll need to adjust your rules
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because they no longer need to remove the gateway (index.pl)
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from the URL.
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If you were using the uploadsAccessHandler.perl you no longer
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need that as it is built in to the WebGUI handler.
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For more information consult the WebGUI Done Right documentation.
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* WebGUI now requires MySQL 5.0 to operate. This is due to the huge
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number of new features afforded us in the MySQL 5.0 database,
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which will increase performance, and add to our functionality
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for the future.
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