Re: fastcgi-developers Digest, Vol 4, Issue 7

"Steve Kallestad" <[email protected]>
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I used to run fastcgi against apache 1.3.x, but I couldn't get it running on
2.2 when it was released.

I also had lighttpd up and running, so I started using that.  Lighttpd
1.4.13 and 1.4.15 without a hitch using perl 5.8 and CGI::Fast. (latest from
CPAN)

My only concern is that CGI::Fast takes actually takes slightly longer than
CGI to create a CGI object, but of course there's a huge savings with
persistency.

I've load balanced it across multiple processes using lightty without
problem for testing, but I haven't load balanced on separate machines (no
need yet).  I can't see how it would make much difference though.  FastCGI
makes an enormous difference.

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> I would like to thank everyone that has replied to my prior,
> so called, "dead in the water" post.
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> Please post the version of FastCGI module/implementation and
> HTTP server (Apache, etc...) you are using and whether or not
> you are currently experiencing any issues with this technology.
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> I would also like to gather some input from people that are sharing
> the same FCGI server across multiple vhosts over Unix socket
> under Apache. I have been doing this for a while with success,
> primarily for PHP scripts. The only problem I have ran into is upload
> or any other script which takes very long time to return back some
> output. I'm in the process of upgrading from mod_fastcgi 2.4.0 to
> 2.4.2 I already have it running on beta machine. I believe this
> would solve my upload script problems. So far so good.
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> Thank you!
> -Simon
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