One of the main reasons, for me at least, will be the ability to add SSL capabilities to a site. CherryPy does not support SSL.
Another reason may be to integrate your turbogears app with an existing site that runs PHP. Since you can't run two servers on the same port and running a public service on a non-standard port is... well... non-standard, proxying/WSGI/SCGI is the way to go. On 01/11/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I read the tutorial (well done, btw) and what I don't see is what using > Lighttpd (or Apache) then to SCGI then to WSGI then to CP gives you > over just proxy to a stand alone CP server. Could someone explain why > you would add several layers of complexity? > >
