Re: Fast CGI?

Simon Rönnqvist <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.cms.bitflux.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On Sep 14, 2005, at 11:34, Christian Stocker wrote:

> On 13.9.2005 22:51 Uhr, Simon Rönnqvist wrote:
>> At the present moment I'm using Flux CMS without FastCGI. One  
>> problem  I
>> started to think of was wether it's a problem to update using svn   
>> (as a
>> normal shell user) while using Flux CMS (without FastCGI) to   
>> manipulate
>> files. To my understadning this could mean trouble, since  not the  
>> same
>> user accesses the files when updating with svn as when  using them
>> through Flux CMS.
>>
>
> updating via svn shouldn't touch any files, which the webuser has  
> to be
> able to edit. it leaves files/ data/ conf/ and some others alone
> (everything in install/dist/). So that shouldn't be a big issue

   OK, so then I won't need Fast CGI for that reason.

>>
>> Installing FastCGI problably would be a good idea anyways, but I   
>> could
>> only find a link to a page with German instructions.   
>> Entschuldigen ihr
>> mich, aber ich verstehe nicht genug Deutsch... ;-)
>> Does anybody know a good howto or something similar in English?
>>
>
> I can't remember, who did the fast cgi stuff, maybe it was Alain. He
> should then be able to help you
>
> I never used Fast CGI, so I can't help you much here, but I heard,  
> that
> it does work :)

OK, I kind of assumed that it'd be better to use Fast CGI. But if you  
don't use it I probably won't need it...
The server I use is anyways only used by people I know and trust, at  
least people won't go touching eachother's files.

   cheers, Simon

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