RE: how do I do FCGI_Accept() loop?

 There seem to be examples of fastcgi processes written in everything *but*
PHP!  Is there no sample out there anywhere or is it just not a good idea
for some reason? 

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To: Rares Marian
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Subject: Re: [FASTCGI] how do I do FCGI_Accept() loop?

Rares Marian <[email protected]> wrote:
> I know how to get it to work in perl and C. How does it work in PHP or 
> Ruby or Python?
> 
> Preferably the PHP solution is what I'm looking for.
> 
> Something like while FGCI_Accept()>=0 { $count=$count+1; echo $count; }.

Don't know about PHP (I don't think it works like that - it does the Accept
stuff for you), but in Python you could use my fcgi.py module
(http://jonpy.sf.net/) and the code would be:

  count = 0

  class Handler(cgi.Handler):
    def process(self, req):
      global count
      count += 1

  fcgi.Server({fcgi.FCGI_RESPONDER: Handler}).run()

(effectively the 'Accept' loop is inside the fcgi.Server.run method) (NB the
'count += 1' may well not be thread-safe)

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