mod-fastcgi

I have server with installed CentOS 6.2 with nginx and php-fpm from remi repos httpd also installed, but when I try to install mod_fastcgi yum sais that no pachage availiable How I can install mod_fastcgi??? Googling different sites says that command yum install mod_fastcgi must install this package. But yum sais: Loaded plugins: fastestmirror, priorities Loading mirror speeds from cached hostfile * epel: mirror.cogentco.com * remi: remi-mirror.dedipower.com 196 packages excluded due to repository priority protections Setting up Install Process No package mod_fastcgi available. Error: Nothing

When a program is started via FastCGI, it is exec'd with a socket already open to talk to the web server. The socket's file descriptor number is handed to the program, but how can that be converted to something useful in Java, such as a Socket instance? My hosting service uses mod_fastcgi for Apache httpd. They won't allow me to configure an external server where I provide a host:port to forward requests to via FastCgiExternalServer. You can't do this legally. However, you can do a hack like this (Don't try this at home). You can read from is and write to os . Class<FileDescriptor> clazz =

We have recently migrated to PHP-FPM. However we have encountered a problem with some long running scripts. The code looks roughly like: foreach ($items as $item) { set_time_limit(30); proccessThatTakesAround2secs(); } The normal PHP script time limit is also 30 secs. This was previously working fine in that we reset the remaining time limit back to 30 secs for each item. There are around 1000 items meaning the script in total would normally take about 30 mins to complete. However we have since reached the following problem: FastCGI: comm with server "/usr/local/php-5.6.24/sbin/php5-fpm"

Listed on the ServiceStack website it shows that ServiceStack can run on Mono with either: XSP mod_mono FastCgi Console What are these different configurations and which is preferred for Web Services on Mono? Update for Linux From the v4.5.2 Release ServiceStack now supports .NET Core which offers significant performance and stability improvements over Mono that’s derived from a shared cross-platform code-base and supported by Microsoft's well-resourced, active and responsive team. If you’re currently running ServiceStack on Mono, we strongly recommend upgrading to .NET Core to take advantage