On 10/12/15 21:54, Seb Francis wrote: > What I was suggesting is that you include such an .htaccess file with > the distribution, and then people will not need to edit httpd.conf if > they happen to use fcgi. And it shouldn't hurt in the case where fcgi > is not used.
RewriteRule might be disallowed in .htaccess though. But maybe it's easier to fix an InternalError then, once you see where it's originating. Any opinions from others? >> Note that mod_fcgi buffers the upload into memory, unfortunately. >> > Yes, it's a shame, although there are other advantages that fcgi brings > so we stick with it. fcgi definitely brings major advantages, I don't know why mod_fcgi wasn't updated to fix this problem in so many years. This was actually my major issue with apache before I started looking elsewhere even for low-load servers.
