Well... you can also run a fastcgi on the command line... which we do... the problems I refer to are involved more with things like problesm with STDOUT and a strange problem where cgi-fcgi is having problems with our firewall... and packets are getting mangled... I looked at the cgi-fcgi c code... and it was awful...

End result, it is easier to rewrite FCGI in perl, which also gives us the added bonus of changing the number of availble fastcgi clients on demand, and graceful shutdowns, so they act more like apache... very nice... seems to be coming together nicely...

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