Re: random errors

Joachim Durchholz wrote:

> Stefan Wendt schrieb:
>
>>
>> I can only emphasis again that if you want an easy to setup and easy
>> to maintain production strength system, then you should stick to
>> mod_php. (my 0.02€)
>
>
> Only if all users with PHP content on that server can trust each 
> other. (Which usually translates to "only if just a single user has 
> scriptable content on the server".)
>
> I'm administering servers with customer accounts, and there's no good 
> alternative to fcgi in that setting.
> mod_php is far too unsafe.
> mod_php with safe_mode is far too restrictive.
> PHP through CGI takes too long to start up. Besides, it burdens the 
> customers with adding a shebang line in every PHP script, and/or 
> making the scripts executable.
>
Hi Joachim,

I totally agree to all your statements.

But currently, mod_fcgi and php_fgci are no option eigther.
Unless you have very simple dynamic content and you don't
care about 1 page in a 1000 that failed to get served.

Stefan Wendt

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