Re: Is Django Threaded Fastcgi Safe?

Great answer, thank you! On Nov 5, 5:17 pm, Graham Dumpleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The latest roundup on thread safety of Django is that although it was > not designed for thread safety initially, the only known > multithreading problem has been fixed some time back. As such, > numerous

Re: Is Django Threaded Fastcgi Safe?

The latest roundup on thread safety of Django is that although it was not designed for thread safety initially, the only known multithreading problem has been fixed some time back. As such, numerous people do run it in Apache worker MPM for UNIX and on winnt MPM on Windows, both of which are

Re: Is Django Threaded Fastcgi Safe?

Also, should I take a look at mod_wsgi? On Nov 5, 11:22 am, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am considering switching from mod_python and apache to lighttpd and > fastcgi because of the large number of virtual hosts I am serving. > > Because each virtual host gets its own sub interpreter, each

Is Django Threaded Fastcgi Safe?

I am considering switching from mod_python and apache to lighttpd and fastcgi because of the large number of virtual hosts I am serving. Because each virtual host gets its own sub interpreter, each apache instance on my server can weigh in at over 160 megs. I have heard that apache-mpm,