I image each application could be be sent to a separate FCGI instance,
and that would allow module reuse without conflict.
Alternatively, the modules could be written to allow for cross site
dependencies.
P.S. I''ve (previously) been a big mod_perl fan. Rails eats all forms
for breakfast. :-)
--
-- Tom Mornini
On Jan 23, 2006, at 6:09 PM, Ben Loftin wrote:
> We have been contemplating a complete rewrite of our web software,
> Noosphere, that runs PlanetMath (http://www.planetmath.org) and
> PlanetPhysics (http://www.planetphysics.org). The current development
> framework is simlar to slashcode (Apache-mod_perl-mysql). One big
> limitation is not being able to run different Noosphere modules
> installed for different sites on the same Apache server. This has led
> us to only two solutions, (1) each Planet has there own webserver, (2)
> try out some sort of jailing, like vinstall (3) do something stupid
> like
> rename all modules and references within the code.
>
> My question is how does Ruby on Rails handle a situation like this?
> Thanks.
>
> Ben
>
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