in reply to Re^3: UTF-8 and PSGI/Starman vs. CGI
in thread UTF-8 and PSGI/Starman vs. CGI

"...Starman starts dropping requests and such under load..."

May be, i don't know but i can imagine this. I didn't eat the wisdom with spoons but for this reason(s) it might be probably a good idea to set up nginx as a reverse proxy. It should handle the requests much better than Starman. It's a common setup.

Just some thoughts.

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Re^5: UTF-8 and PSGI/Starman vs. CGI
by dsheroh (Monsignor) on Mar 22, 2018 at 12:34 UTC
    Yep, my actual setup has nginx as a reverse proxy for normal users. I just went to bypassing nginx and talking to starman directly so that I could see whether the encoding problem was caused by nginx or not.