Dossy wrote:
On 2004.05.21, Dave Kuhlman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you're doing your own request processing, and you're writing your stuff in C -- why are you using AOLserver?
I'm not being very clear about what I'm doing here. Sorry. I'm trying to implement a loadable module (nsscgi.so) that talks the SCGI interface. [...]
David,
It looks like Quixote supports FastCGI too. Have you tried running it under AOLServer using the CGI-FastCGI bridge in the FastCGI SDK?
It's low-tech, pretty easy to configure, and I think it does exactly what you want -- brokering communications between an out-of-process persistent interpreter and a web server w/o native support for said interpreter.
I haven't tried it in AOLServer (just IIS/FCGI.pm), but it's the kind of thing PHP types have to resort to when they run on IIS. Perhaps it will work for your p(hp|ython|erl) needs.
John Sequeira http://www.jsequeira.com http://www.jsequeira.com/blog
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