Tim, depending on what language you are using for the wrapper you can either
a. Recompile PHP with CGI/FastCGI support (im pretty sure ms4w/fgs have
this as standard)
b. Grab the fcgi module from CPAN for perl
and then reconfigure Apache with something like
<Directory /mswrapper>
AddHandler php-fastcgi .php
Action php-fastcgi /bin/php
Options +ExecCGI
SetHandler fastcgi-script
</Directory>
Or if you have already set up a directory for fcgi, simply add a new
handler for the file type.
Can't say i've tested the sucker, but i see no reason why it wouldnt
when the wrapper itself is executed as pseudo-fcgi :)
ttyl
Chris
Quoting Tim Bowden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
We have been testing mapserver with fastcgi and it is much faster
getting data from sde sources than as a plain old cgi app. Our problem
with it is using a wrapper script- The wrapper script is not a fastcgi
application and when we call mapserv from within the wrapper script it
doesn't get treated as a fastcgi application. Does anyone have any
pointers as to how we can mix the two?
Thanks,
Tim Bowden
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Mapforge Geospatial
Level 3/ 267 St Georges Tce
Perth 6000
Western Australia
