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It is possible to have various RT instances in the same machine, you
just need various RT instalations and various apache instalations.<br>
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Each apache must listen either to a different IP or different port.<br>
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I have a system over here with 3 RTs, and it works just fine.<br>
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<pre wrap="">"Ruslan U. Zakirov" <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:cubic@acronis.ru"><cubic@acronis.ru></a> schrieb am 31.03.2004, 14:02:46:
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<pre wrap="">Hi,
I plan to run several different RTs (about 25) on a single host
and I would like to avoid multiple copies of the RT libraries.
My preferred solution would be to specify the appropriate
config file in the Apache configuration and just run multiple
databases.
Has anyone experience with this kind of setup?
As the config files are hardcoded into webmux.pl I see only
two options: alter RT a bit (thus making updates a pain) or
multiply webmux.pl and adjust the config file for each copy.
Is the latter solution possible or does it break any dependencies
beyond webmux.pl
Thanks a lot in advance.
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<pre wrap="">You can't do this under mod_perl with single Apache instance.
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Ah, damn. Sure - how stupid.
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<pre wrap="">If you want 25 instances of RT then may be something wrong in the
beginning? I think you'll come into memory problems.
You should consider using FastCGI. One apache instance and 1+ FastCGI
server on each RT instance.
I'm not FCGI guru and don't know how much memory each server eat for RT.
Don't understand why you need such setup.
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The company I need this for has a number of customers that are
managed seperately but have an identical setup and service processes.
I want to avoid stuffing everything in a single RT and having to
manage 25 times 3 queues each and 25 times say 15 customer-users
each etc. But it seems I'll have to do that anyway....or get 25 machines
;-)
Thanks for pointing out my brain damage about mod_perl - ugrrh.
Jan
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<pre wrap=""> Best regards. Ruslan.
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Jan
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