Re: Any RPM based distro suitable for compiling & using FastCGI

Sam Vilain <sam-s9IUA/[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.fastcgi.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Roy P Ammeraal wrote:

>Does anyone have success compiling mod_fastcgi on an RPM based Linux
>distributions using the Apache version that comes with that
>distribution? I tried Red Hat 9, but ended up 1) removing Apache that
>Red Hat installed and 2) compiling Apache myself before I could
>successfully compile mod_fastcgi.
>I'm trying the same thing with Suse 9.0 using the Apache2 that the
>Suse installation process installs for you. The special.mk for example
>is nowhere to be found.
>  
>

I hate to say this on a list where most of the devs are hardened Apache 
users, but if you've got less than 10 virtual hosts for an IP you might 
find the (free as in beer) LiteSpeed Web Server a lot less hassle;

 http://www.litespeedtech.com/

There are others (eg, Zeus, premium THTTPD) that are similar commercial 
"black box" web servers that are IMHO a much better fit for the FastCGI 
model.  They do a few simple things well.

In my experience, LiteSpeed has done everything I've needed, and when it 
didn't the developers quickly added the features.  YMMV of course.

Sam.
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