[users@httpd] MPM issue

["Michael A. Peters" <mp...@domblogger.net>]

Apache 2.4.23

When I load the Apache mod_mpm_prefork.so module, the php pecl 
ImageMagick extension loads. However, php progress meter doesn't work 
because the client can't make any requests until the upload is finished, 
so it can't get the progress of the upload.

When I instead load the Apache mod_mpm_worker.so module, I can then use 
the upload progress facilities of php - but then the ImageMagick pecl 
module no longer is available.

I can't have one or the other, I need both.

What is the correct apache mpm module to use and/or configuration that 
won't prevent the client from making requests while an upload is in 
progress and also won't interfere with the loading of the ImageMagick 
pecl extension?

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Re: [users@httpd] MPM issue

["Michael A. Peters" <mp...@domblogger.net>]

On 07/21/2016 03:01 AM, Michael A. Peters wrote:
> Apache 2.4.23
>
> When I load the Apache mod_mpm_prefork.so module, the php pecl
> ImageMagick extension loads. However, php progress meter doesn't work
> because the client can't make any requests until the upload is finished,
> so it can't get the progress of the upload.
>
> When I instead load the Apache mod_mpm_worker.so module, I can then use
> the upload progress facilities of php - but then the ImageMagick pecl
> module no longer is available.
>
> I can't have one or the other, I need both.
>
> What is the correct apache mpm module to use and/or configuration that
> won't prevent the client from making requests while an upload is in
> progress and also won't interfere with the loading of the ImageMagick
> pecl extension?
>

Just replying to say I solved it -

The problem was this particular pecl module was only built for 
non-threaded PHP, building a zts version of module solved it.

Using apache with mod_mpm_event.so is what I am now doing as that 
appears to be the best option for apache 2.4.x as long as php and all 
modules are built for threading.


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