Hi Joachim, > AFAICT Apache (or, rather, mod_fcgid) doesn't care if the binary isn't > present in a VirtualHost directive. > > (Unless you meant to say "unlike Action" instead of "unlike > FCGIWrapper", of course.) > > One thing that I immensely prefer with FCGIWrapper is that it takes a > filesystem path as an argument, not a URL path. > In other words, I can place the interpreter somewhere outside URL space, > safely away from people trying coax it into things that I'd never even > dream about.
You were right, my first proposal (I added an alias /fcgi-bin/ to /usr/bin/) was probably bad. I have solved this now by creating a new directory which contains only the parser which is called. This is still more difficult than using FCGIWrapper, but it's also more flexible, and I have the documentation for all included switches available... If you are interested, have a look here to find my tutorial: http://buzz.typo3.org/people/stucki/article/how-to-use-different-php-versions-on-one-server/ - michael
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