On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Tomas Doran <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> and shared memory that mod_perl deployment had over fastcgi >> > > This just isn't true unless you're deploying many applications (like the > doc says). Are you trying to run half a dozen or more apps? > > Not a half dozen but would more than likely end up running at least two apps on the server. > Looking at the Catalyst Manual for FastCGI deployment one thing that I >> don't quite agree with is that mod_fastcgi relies so much on mod_rewrite >> rules, although mostly to elimitate the need for the trailing forward slash >> or for authorization. If my impression is wrong please correct me. >> > > You're wrong. > > mod_rewrite is _one_ of the ways to alias things, you could also use, > well, 'Alias' :_) > > If that is wrong then they is there this section of the manual http://search.cpan.org/~hkclark/Catalyst-Manual-5.9002/lib/Catalyst/Manual/Deployment/Apache/FastCGI.pod#Authorization_header_with_mod_fastcgi_or_mod_cgi I was able to deploy my app using mod_fcgid, and I wasn't able to authenticate until I added the rewrite rules to the vhost file, so if there is a non mod_rewrite way of doing that then please share. It would also be helpful if the doc listed the pros between Standalone server mode, static mod, and dynamic mode if there are any.
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