> In any case, the mod_cgi solution gets us back to the same > problem we've always had with PHP, which is that we can't > buffer the entire input body w/o having a huge memory impact on > multithreaded servers. (We would need to buffer it because > of the way PHP expects to consume input data.)
Using temporary files is the only way to deal with it once
you reach a certain threshhold. I implemented this for PHP's
thttpd SAPI a few weeks ago. It's really simple.
- Sascha
