On 01-Aug-08, at 5:14 PM, Girish Venkatachalam wrote:
are you sure about this? I thought that perl, python etc use cgi
whereas
mod_perl, mod_python and php do not.
Then?
I dunno. Perhaps there is some terminology confusion.
I am sure perl CGI uses the same concept that I mentioned above and it
uses mod_perl.
I dunno about mod_python and php.
I dunno about php. But in python and perl there are two ways of doing
a website:
1. Use standard python and perl with the CGI module - put your
scripts in cgi-bin and apache invokes the python/perl interpreter to
run the scripts - slow.
2. Use mod_perl/mod_python which is embedded in apache as a module.
Put your scripts anywhere and apache runs them as a part of apache -
fast. No CGI here.
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regards
kg
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