Hi Jeff, On 31 March 2010 11:41, Jeff Trawick <traw...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 6:26 AM, Darren Garvey <darren.gar...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > I've been trying out the latest mod_fcgid and having some good results; > good > > to see it back in apache-proper. > > FWLIW, it never was in "apache-proper" until now. (ISTR seeing some > discussion of mod_fastcgi in the project, but that was before my time > here.) > You're right, it was only mod_fastcgi which used to be distributed with httpd. I probably meant to say "good to see support back in apache". ;) Thanks for the effort Jeff. > > I can't remember now if mod_fcgid used to support external FastCGI > daemons > > or not, but mod_fastcgi did (via. FastCgiExternalServer IIRC). > > No; mod_fcgid only supports FastCGI app processes which it has spawned. > Ok. FWIW, I find external servers very useful for debugging. > > Does anyone know if there is any other way to communicate with mod_fcgid > on > > Windows besides anonymous pipes? > > There is not. > Is there any motivation to add to this? Does this mean that FcgidIPCDir has no effect on Windows? This isn't mentioned in the docs. I guess this means it's not possible to write a server-side library on Windows that uses async I/O then. > > I'm trying to communicate using IO Completion Ports and async I/O (in > C++ > > code) and getting stuck trying to figure out if it's possible. Reading > > through the source for libfcgi isn't giving me a huge amount of hope... > > > > Unfortunately I'm a bit stuck even knowing what questions I need to ask > > Google on this. > > No help here on that :( > Ok, thanks. Cheers, Darren
