Hi,
(i do not pretend to use RoR)
For a web app using a MySQL or Postgres db (and some YAML for static cached data), hosted on a Debian machine, can i have:
- lighttpd
- fastcgi
- eruby
eruby is my question. Can i use it with lighttpd ?
The first web app is a specific content manager for the client company needs. The need for eruby is just embed code in html. Even so, can i use cgi's for session managment, etc ?
thank you,
Piett H.
Piett H. wrote:
> eruby is my question. Can i use it with lighttpd ?
cgi.assign = ( ".rhtml" => "/usr/local/bin/eruby" )
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pedro mg
Although I think that each page hit will spawn off a completely new Ruby
interpreter from scratch. This shouldn't be a problem if your application is
only lightly used. Otherwise, you might want to consider something like
fastcgi (see ruby-fcgi in rubyforge). I'm pretty sure that lighttpd can talk
to fastcgi processes.
Alternatively, write your application as a standalone HTTP app using webrick
or mongrel, and then use lighttpd to proxy *.rhtml to the app.
On Mon, May 07, 2007 at 11:25:05AM +0900, pedro mg wrote:
Piett H. wrote:
> eruby is my question. Can i use it with lighttpd ?cgi.assign = ( ".rhtml" => "/usr/local/bin/eruby" )