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Posted to modperl@perl.apache.org by Todd Finney <tf...@boygenius.com> on 2005/01/19 21:12:16 UTC
Re: ModPerl Installiation help [lurching OT]
At 01:37 PM 1/19/2005 -0600, Frank Wiles wrote:
> Upgrading to a recent version such as Fedora Core 2 or preferably
> Core 3 will help loads in several areas such as securtiy fixes,
> bug fixes,
Those fixes are available in the source distributions.
> and most notably speed.
I can't comment on this, as I've never seen benchmark comparisons.
If I had a PHB to answer to, I might be inclined to agree that a fully
supported OS managed exclusively through official packages could be a
better choice. It's misleading, however, to tell someone that they "need"
to upgrade. Steve's problems aren't rooted in any inherent deficiencies in
his OS version.
> Besides all of this it is a very good idea to keep up to date in
> general. You'll have less issues of software incompatibility if
> you are not too far behind or too bleeding edge. I typically
> stay no more than one version of Core behind.
I disagree, but this is more of a philosophical difference than a technical
one.
Perhaps we should take this off list, if you want to talk more.