Run two sets (or more) of servers with different configuration
files on different virtual host addresses.
> capable of handling much more. The only thing that forces
> this limit is the limitation designed into Linux and Libc.
> The reasons for this design limit are unclear.
The big problem is compatibility. Libc6 is the point that we can
make a clean break for new code. File descriptors however are the worst
of all. What happens if you pass file descriptor 257 to a program that
only understands 8 bit file descriptors..
> Agreed. Ther reason that an HTTPD server must run as one big process
> is because it must bind all those addresses to one port: 80.
Actually thats no reason at all. You can bind separately to specific
addresses. I've had apache 1.1 and 1.2 running at the same time on the
same box
Alan