Re: Echo.c observation (and corresponding dumb question)

Hi,

Have you tried stopping Apache, deploying the newly compiled echo.exe to  
the fcgi-bin directory then restarting apache?  What results do you get if  
you do that?

Have you tried compiling and installing the echo-cpp.cpp example?

Kind regards,
Michael Hartley
http://www.openfieldsolutions.co.uk

On Sun, 24 Jul 2005 02:48:10 +0100, Ken Gustafson <[email protected]>  
wrote:

> Hi all - thanks in advance for any comments on this:
> Running windows XP; apache 1.3.33; mod_fastcgi 2.4.1; MS VC++ 6
> I've successfully compiled and ran echo.c (as a 'C' app) from the
> supplied MS VC++ project files...apache output is perfect.
> I then created a new C++ project (myecho.cpp), copied/pasted echo.c
> into myecho.cpp, and compiled (as a 'C++' app) fine.
> On execution though, the (static) application does not echo the proper
> request environment; it's always a mirror of the initial environment
> (output below):
>
> FastCGI echo
>
> Request number 4, Process ID: 3476
>
> No data from standard input.
>
> Request environment:
> SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS
> _FCGI_SHUTDOWN_EVENT_=1892
> _FCGI_MUTEX_=1944
>
> Initial environment:
> SystemRoot=C:\WINDOWS
> _FCGI_SHUTDOWN_EVENT_=1892
> _FCGI_MUTEX_=1944
>
> <dumb_question>
> It appears as though the server passed request environment is not  
> accessible.
> Is there some #ifdef __cplusplus directive the compiler sees and
> changes what environ points to?  Could it be MS VC++?
> </dumb_question>
> Bewildered newbie...
> Ken
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