Hi Jeff, carloc,
server.sh is for the fastcgi server, which is multi-threaded but requires
some extra config that we don't help enough with just yet. We recommend
against fastcgi, due to some memory issues we've seen where processes grow
out of control. Whether that's since been fixed, or whether
server.sh simply calls manage.py. There's been some discussion of this, and
Christian may need to correct me, but this is a single-threaded webserver.
It's never undergone the optimization that a real web server like apache or
lighttpd has. Being single threaded, it's going to be slow as all-get-
