weyus
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All,
I have all of the components that I need to install RoR under FCGI for
Apache 1.3.34. I have:
mod_fcgi 2.4.2
fcgi 2.4.0 (developer’s kit)
ruby-fcgi-0.8.6
I am comfortable up to the point of installing mod_fcgi, however, I
don’t understand how fcgi and ruby-fcgi will be used by mod_fcgi.
How does mod_fcgi connect to fcgi and ruby-fcgi. I assume that there
are environment variables that I have to set (or PATH modifications,
etc.).
If there is a HOWTO on this, please point me to it.
Thanks,
Wes
weyus
2
Based on what I’ve read so far, here are my educated(? :]) guesses:
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Obviously, mod_fcgi is what allows Apache to forward requests to the
FCGI dispatcher.
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ruby-fcgi relies on the FCGI developer’s kit (fcgi) to work
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mod_fcgi points to the dispatch.fcgi provided by ruby-fcgi
Will mod_fcgi redirect all requests to the FCGI module?
Wes G. wrote:
All,
I have all of the components that I need to install RoR under FCGI for
Apache 1.3.34. I have:
mod_fcgi 2.4.2
fcgi 2.4.0 (developer’s kit)
ruby-fcgi-0.8.6
I am comfortable up to the point of installing mod_fcgi, however, I
don’t understand how fcgi and ruby-fcgi will be used by mod_fcgi.
How does mod_fcgi connect to fcgi and ruby-fcgi. I assume that there
are environment variables that I have to set (or PATH modifications,
etc.).
If there is a HOWTO on this, please point me to it.
Thanks,
Wes