Hi!

Mod_fcgid is a nice substitute for mod_fastcgi, however, it really  
fails, when we talk about FastCgiAuthentication or AccessChecking. It  
just won't work.. We had interesting protection engine built and  
enabled using mod_fastcgi and it worked fine. With Mod_fcgid however  
it didnot :( So, if you need to setup custom Authentication/Access  
checking software, go for mod_fastcgi.

Regards
On Jul 21, 2009, at 10:28 AM, drf wrote:

> Hi,
>
>   1) Is mod_fcgi still being developed?I see mention of patches but  
> they
> obviously didn't get into the official source code - I have set up  
> things
> using CPanel's EasyApache and it downloaded the latest 2.2 but the  
> source
> does not show evidence of these patches
>
> 2) After mod_fcgi got installed, some directories being protected with
> Apache / Digest authorization etc are no longer.  As far as I can  
> tell,
> mod_fcgi does not play nicely with the Apache modules for  
> authorization and
> so I am now running around in circles trying to figure out how to  
> fix things.
>
> I've added the PassHeader directive, I've tried
> FastCgiAuthenticatorAuthoritative off...  I am forced to admit I've  
> bumped
> up against the limits of my knowledge about Apache and how it works
> internally.  I'm not enthused about applying patches to mod_fcgi -  
> it bugs
> me that authentication tasks don't seem to be passed to the other  
> modules...
>
> So I'm wondering if there is a easy fix to things I am missing, if I  
> ought
> to just switch to mod_fastcgi b/c they have dealt with this problem
> already, or if I'm just flat out of luck in thinking the Apache
> authorization modules can be used with fastcgi anything and so i'd  
> have to
> write my own stuff to handle it
>
> thanks for any help, guidance, urls...
>
> doug
>
>
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