[Seaside] Seaside hosting questions - multiple sites, uploading

[Cees de Groot]

Avi Bryant <avi@beta4.com> said:
>Same thing, no?  Only difference is whether you have Apache forwarding
>requests to the long-running process or have it handle HTTP directly...
>amounts to the same thing in terms of development style, anyway.
>
The advantages are that a) you can do some URL mapping to static content (e.g.
'/images/' to a directory and b) you can pass requests on to a different port
then 80 which solves the 'Squeak-binds-to-all-addresses' problem (it doesn't
solve the problem that your users still can do harm to each other by binding
to other-than-assigned-ports).

>Yes, that would be very cool.  Do we need to add "c) doesn't make
>excessive system calls" or do you have the gettimeofday() thing worked
>out?
>
swiki.squeakfoundation.org has used 5737 minutes of CPU time (user-mode
Linux on a dual Xeon 700), and I think it has been running since June 30,
so that's almost exactly three months. It's a VM I built from 3.2-4743
with the itimer thingy, I think it's entirely ok to use it on a server
like that.

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