I recently released FCGI::Engine, which is meant to fill in what I see as the missing tools for Perl based Fast CGI development. It is modeled very heavily on Catalyst::Engine::FastCGI, but also includes a refactored FCGI::ProcManager as well. The SYNOPSIS section of FCGI::Engine pretty much says it all, although if you have any questions feel free to email me.

I use Lighttpd as well, so it also includes some Lighttpd conf files that are used in the tests.

While this module is only 0.02, I consider it pretty stable. For one thing, I "appropriated" all the really smart/hard bits from other more established modules (Catalyst::Engine::FCGI and FCGI::ProcManager) and just made them more generic (i.e. not tied to Catalyst). Also, this is currently being used to manage 6 different FCGI backends for a large $work project and has been running without issue for almost 4 months now.

-stvn

In reply to Re: setting lighttpd/fcgi/perl ? by stvn
in thread setting lighttpd/fcgi/perl ? by rootcho

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