Whoa! Apache decides to officially revamp Fast CGI support. Ruby on Rails is starting to influence and revive life into once dormant technologies! Sounds like mod_fcgi will be revamped as mod_proxy_fcgi.
Whoa! Apache decides to officially revamp Fast CGI support. Ruby on Rails is starting to influence and revive life into once dormant technologies! Sounds like mod_fcgi will be revamped as mod_proxy_fcgi.
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Chuck Reynolds Says:
3:04 pmDec 29Well, too bad nobody really uses Apache 2 yet… lol
I mean the newer boxes will be setup with Apache 2 and PHP 5 but we all know how those run right now. I mean how many production environments do you know that run PHP5? Yeah like not many at all, and if there is any they have very big IT departments to deal with the many many problems that occur.
Just speaking from a Cpanel standpoint, I wouldn’t hold your breath for any Cpanel host to go the ways of F-cgi and Apache 2 – just ain’t gonna happen… anytime soon for that matter.