Hello,
How I can use fastcgi with lighttpd for ruby script ?
I have try many configure, and I have always this error :
2005-05-09 23:31:54: (fcgi.c.770) child exited (is this a FastCGI binary ?): 1
So ? How I can configure ?
Thanks,
oxman
Hello,
How I can use fastcgi with lighttpd for ruby script ?
I have try many configure, and I have always this error :
2005-05-09 23:31:54: (fcgi.c.770) child exited (is this a FastCGI binary ?): 1
So ? How I can configure ?
Thanks,
oxman
What sort of script is it? Is it using FastCGI protocol?
On 5/9/05, oxman <no@spam.org> wrote:
Hello,
How I can use fastcgi with lighttpd for ruby script ?
I have try many configure, and I have always this error :
2005-05-09 23:31:54: (fcgi.c.770) child exited (is this a FastCGI binary
?): 1So ? How I can configure ?
Aredridel wrote:
On 5/9/05, oxman <no@spam.org> wrote:
Hello,
How I can use fastcgi with lighttpd for ruby script ?
I have try many configure, and I have always this error :
2005-05-09 23:31:54: (fcgi.c.770) child exited (is this a FastCGI binary
?): 1So ? How I can configure ?
What sort of script is it? Is it using FastCGI protocol?
Hum ?
I want FastCGI work like PHP.
For example :
- test.fcgi -
<p>Hello <%= "oxman" %></p>
If your answer here is yes, do scripts in other languages work?
See these for help:
http://www.lighttpd.net/documentation/fastcgi.html
E
Le 9/5/2005, "Aredridel" <aredridel@gmail.com> a écrit:
On 5/9/05, oxman <no@spam.org> wrote:
Hello,
How I can use fastcgi with lighttpd for ruby script ?
I have try many configure, and I have always this error :
2005-05-09 23:31:54: (fcgi.c.770) child exited (is this a FastCGI binary
?): 1So ? How I can configure ?
What sort of script is it? Is it using FastCGI protocol?
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Hi,
I want FastCGI work like PHP.
For example :
- test.fcgi -
<p>Hello <%= "oxman" %></p>
Well, that looks like 'mod_ruby' or ERB - and that's not something
special to fcgi. With fcgi you can speed up your web application, as
that takes care of handling your connections withoud the need to start a
new ruby instance with every request. So it's usually a replacement for
the built-in CGI class.
Regards,
Dominik.
oxman <no@spam.org> wrote: