It's never that easy. Magnitus, you can use LightTPD on Windows. I'm
not sure if it will satisfy the 64-bit requirement though. I've gotten
web2py working through FastCGI on LightTPD on windows. Because web2py
runs as a separate process, it can be 64-bit while Lighttpd runs
32-bit. Since
Thats exactly the type of solution I was looking for.
No integration nightmare.
Thanks for the tip :).
On Mar 9, 9:06 am, Timothy Farrell tfarr...@swgen.com wrote:
It's never that easy. Magnitus, you can use LightTPD on Windows. I'm
not sure if it will satisfy the 64-bit requirement though.
LOL. That ambiguous phrasing may be enough to tip Graham Dumpleton
over the edge!
Yes, well, unless I'm using the language of mathematics, I'm not the
best of communicator for technical stuff. I apologize.
Others have also spoken enthusiastically about Lighttpd / Nginx in
terms of speed,
I know it could sounds cruel, but.. try to leave windows [?]
On Mon, Mar 8, 2010 at 3:49 PM, Magnitus eric_vallee2...@yahoo.ca wrote:
LOL. That ambiguous phrasing may be enough to tip Graham Dumpleton
over the edge!
Yes, well, unless I'm using the language of mathematics, I'm not the
I know it could sounds cruel, but.. try to leave windows
Yeah, well, MS has a big share of the market.
As a teenage gamer, I used MS Windows to play my PC games.
As a undergrad student, I was taught C and then C++ with MS Visual
Studio.
During my 4 work terms, my employers used Windows as the
So, forgive me if I don't feel particularly enclined to add Linux (and
the trail of accompanying tools) on top of the pile right now.
Even if it's more practical to stick with Windows right now I
recommend giving Linux a go. I find myself far more productive than
with Windows - like comparing
Well, I took a peak at mod_wsgi.c file (14000 lines of code in a
single .c file, that guy is hardcore... the scrolling alone would have
driven me insane) which pretty much confirmed my suspicions.
Calls to the Apache API (32 bits) is intermixed with calls to the
Python API (64 bits on my
Well, I took a peak at mod_wsgi.c file (14000 lines of code in a
single .c file, that guy is hardcore... the scrolling alone would have
driven me insane) which pretty much confirmed my suspicions.
LOL. That ambiguous phrasing may be enough to tip Graham Dumpleton
over the edge!
He is very
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