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deuce authored
Add support for FastCGI with an eye to making PHP significantly faster. In the webctl.ini file, add something like the following: [*.php] FastCGI=localhost:9000 To pass all PHP requests under that directory through to a PHP fastCGI server. You can start the PHP FastCGI server with a command something like this: php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000 This change has also refactored normal CGI support, especially the Win32 support. Since this patch is currently untested, it's best to assume that it breaks both *nix and Win32 CGI support and doesn't work for FastCGI either at this point.
a8e52c91deuce authoredAdd support for FastCGI with an eye to making PHP significantly faster. In the webctl.ini file, add something like the following: [*.php] FastCGI=localhost:9000 To pass all PHP requests under that directory through to a PHP fastCGI server. You can start the PHP FastCGI server with a command something like this: php-cgi -q -b localhost:9000 This change has also refactored normal CGI support, especially the Win32 support. Since this patch is currently untested, it's best to assume that it breaks both *nix and Win32 CGI support and doesn't work for FastCGI either at this point.
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