Apache can work with FCGI the way you describe, as a proxy, but it can also run the actual FCGI in itself in contradiction to your description.

This is the problem. I never used to downvote you for this kind of persistent half-right, answer-free, unhelpful, spaghetti-flinging, discussion-style reply because you seem well-meaning but you have taken no feedback about it over time and the more the cluebat comes out the less you seem to hear.

I downvoted some of your answers for waffling, handwaving, and being free of code content or actual instruction. For exactly the reasons stated: either you're boasting about it being easy when it's not or you're just chronically lazy and would rather see a screen full of your highly affected printed voice than an answer for the OP.

I post code here pretty often that is easy (for me) and I even post things now and then that take hours to work out or explain clearly. There are dozens of monks here that do the same in the problem domains they're good at or curious about exploring. Your participation here is as lazy as it is broken.

In reply to Re^3: FastCGI / Apache memory usage? by Your Mother
in thread FastCGI / Apache memory usage? by DreamT

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