Movable Type under mod_perl

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poweredbymodperl.gifKasia configured her Movable Type installation to run under mod_perl.

I've done that too since I installed the 2.0 beta I got Ben to give me ("I get beta; you get patches?"). :-) Yes, it rocks. If Kasia had followed the detailed documentation for properly configuring Movable Type under mod_perl she wouldn't have trouble with having to move anything. It would also have been faster than using Apache::PerlRun. :-)

On my endless "to do list is to make Movable Type run the templates dynamically instead of doing the site rebuild thing...

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Following instructions? That's an option?


:)

Yeah, I know. It's a difficult concept. :-) Occasionally it's more than worthwhile though. ;-)

- ask

D'oh.. sorry about the double trackback ping.. Edited for typos and it pinged again, oops :)

My next step to learn: use preview!

2.0-beta - sounds interesting. I was actually starting to wonder why we didn't see any new releases after 2.21, but an upcoming major release explains.

uh, no. I meant the original 2.0 beta. :-) I started using MT just a few weeks before 2.0 was released. Does your monitor not show 2 (two) and 3 (three) as different symbols. ;-)

I guess I was too optimistic and thought you meant to type 3.0 beta :)

As I noted couple days ago I am now running Movable Type using mod_perl. It runs nicely.. apparently it can http://amorphis.tuonela.info

I have a problem Running Movable Type With mod_perl

I want to improve the performance of Movable Type by eliminating the overhead of CGI.
How can i Do it?

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