On Mon, 1 Oct 2012 09:08:39 +0600, Anton Khalikov
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>> "ps aux | grep fcgi" returns nothing. Can it run under a different
>> name?
>
>You need to run "ps axu | grep $(id -un)" instead
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> "ps aux | grep fcgi" returns nothing. Can it run under a different
> name?
You need to run "ps axu | grep $(id -un)" instead
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On Sat, 29 Sep 2012 11:41:06 -0700, Josiah Purtlebaugh
wrote:
>Sure Anton, assuming that the mod_fcgid process is running as the same
>user that he has shell access as.
"ps aux | grep fcgi" returns nothing. Can it run under a different
name?
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Sure Anton, assuming that the mod_fcgid process is running as the same
user that he has shell access as.
Josiah Purtlebaugh
On Sat, Sep 29, 2012 at 2:27 AM, Anton Khalikov wrote:
>> Unfortunately, without access to the mod_fcgid configuration you are
>> at the mercy of the timeout or max request
> Unfortunately, without access to the mod_fcgid configuration you are
> at the mercy of the timeout or max requests variables defined by the
> administrator. That is why it appears to take so long for your scripts
> to update.
This is not exactly true. If you have an access to server's shell via
On Fri, 28 Sep 2012 16:56:39 -0700, Josiah Purtlebaugh
wrote:
>Unfortunately, without access to the mod_fcgid configuration you are
>at the mercy of the timeout or max requests variables defined by the
>administrator. That is why it appears to take so long for your scripts
>to update.
Thanks for
Hello Gilles,
Are you familiar with how mod_fcgid executes scripts? Basically, the
executable is run and stays in memory so that it can serve any future
requests without forking additional processes per request. Once the
process reaches the timeout defined in the mod_fcgid configuration (or
the ma
Hello
I'm only getting started with FCGI to run Python web applications.
On a shared host with Apache + mod_fcgid + the Flup FastCGI server
that takes care of translating between FastCGI and WSGI, I noticed
that there's a several minute delay between when I edit a script and
when the change shows
