Re: The list is dead in the water

"Simon" <[email protected]>
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Either way, I submitted by problem with mod_fastcgi but no replies

http://www.fastcgi.com/archives/fastcgi-developers/2007-June/004709.html

I get an error few seconds after I submit an upload form. The FCGI app is
never executed, so I know the problem is somewhere between OS, apache,
mod_fastcgi

-Simon

--Original Message Text---
From: Simon
Date: Wed, 06 Jun 2007 11:41:42 -0400


Can you share the same pool of FCGI servers by multiple vhosts under
mod_fcgid, like you can with mod_fastcgi ? I do this using a single
Unix socket under mod_fastcgi -- I read mod_fcgid uses unique socket
per FCGI process.

Does it fix issues with upload scripts? one I haven't been able to solve
on my own and nobody seems to be able to shed any light in this matter.

-Simon

On Wed, 06 Jun 2007 10:19:20 -0500, Matthew Weigel wrote:

>Simon wrote:
>> The support on this list is dead as ever. Even the mailing list itself is no longer
>> being maintained properly. Too bad this technology has been given up on.

>FastCGI support in lighttpd is being actively maintained (and actively
>used by e.g. Ruby on Rails), and mod_fcgid for Apache 2 is also actively
>maintained. But mod_fastcgi is rather old, has not been ported to
>Apache 2.2, and I don't think anyone is familiar with the code anymore.

>I know I struggled with mod_fastcgi for a little while, and then I gave
>up - upgraded to Apache 2 and built mod_fcgid. That's not perfect
>either, but it's quite a bit better.
>-- 
> Matthew Weigel
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