Re[4]: how do I do FCGI_Accept() loop?

I don't think you can. If you want to persist some global variables,
you may have to use a database :)

> Well that certainly explains it!  Yes, I've already got it to the point
> where all .php files are run as fastcgi.  What still throws me off is this:
> when I look at what processes are running I see many copies of the php
> binary.  However, I have a particular php file that is special.  I wanted
> *it* to be a long-running process that all the users contacted - and I
> expected to see multiple copies of it.

> -----Original Message-----

> Hello Ron,

> I think the reason is that it's not necessary for PHP.
> With PHP, you don't have to implement the FCGI_Accept() loop.
> Instead, it can be built in into PHP. Run php -v to see if it supports
> fastcgi already. If it says cgi-fcgi, then it does.
> Otherwise, you'll need to build PHP from source with --enable-fastcgi
> option.

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