I have a website where each webpage is compiled into a binary (I have 100 webpages, therefore I have 100 binaries). Apache\'s .htaccess contains the line \"SetHandler cgi-script\" which instructs apac
I am currently trying to figure out ways to run Lua scripts using FastCGI with either lighttpd or Nginx. The only thing I was able to dig up yet was WSAPI of the Kepler project. But I wonder if there
I have the following setup - and don\'t get any response when I visit the server in a browser. Should I expect some?Here\'s t开发者_C百科he test setup, using python & flup.
Caveat:I realize this is potentially a server configuration question, but I thought there might be a programmatic answer, which is why I am posting here...
I have successfully setup FastCGI/Django on a IIS 6 Server. What I don\'t know how to do, is to enable SSL connections.
Right now, any url just brings up a project default page (\"welcome to django\"). No matter what I put (example.com, example.com/hello, example.com/asdfjkasdf(&$(#$$#)
A very popular choice for running Perl web applications these days seems to be behind a nginx webserver proxying requests to either a FastCGI daemon or a PSGI enabled webserver (e.g. Starman).
I\'m used to setting up a server for nginx with php and mysql. I understand that just fine. But I\'m extremely confused at where to even start with django. I know nothing about python by the way.
I am l开发者_开发技巧ooking for a PHP framework that, if I\'m lucky, just works in nginx under FastCGI, otherwise, one that doesn\'t take too much tweaking.Symfony 1.4 with nginx is fantastic. I have
I have written a program with c++ and compiled it with gcc ( like the sample in the f开发者_JAVA百科astcgi.com) but i dont know how to run it on localhost.
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