Hello BrowserUk,

Since you know that I support a lot of different *nix type systems, I found it easier to define the HTTP, javascript, etc. differences as well as the different forks per core per server. Even different Linux distributions needed tinkering when using the 'same' web-server.

I did try fastcgi and pperl(persistent perl) and a few more. In concept they do exactly what I did, but the 'devil is in the detail'. For example, I used pperl on a server that I could 'ssh' to and run persistent scripts, but if I connected the 1st time as 'aixterm' and then later as 'wyse60', all hell broke out. Now maybe an pperl expert would tell me "just ...", but I just couldn't find the information in the documentation.

At that time in my Perl development, I didn't know about PM!

Thank you

"Well done is better than well said." - Benjamin Franklin

In reply to Re^3: can Perl-CGI run persistently on Windows 2008 with IIS 7.5? how? by flexvault
in thread can Perl-CGI run persistently on Windows 2008 with IIS 7.5? how? by abcperl5

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