Thanks, Tiago. Unfortunately I don't understand enough Portuguese to get the full benefit of the page you pointed me to. It appears that your using WSGI on a server on which you have root access, whereas I'm moving the app to a shared hosting server where I can't edit httpd.conf, and I'm using fastcgi. I do see, however, that your .htaccess file has the same syntax for the RewriteRule as the rule I'm using, and that's the part that has me puzzled. If the RewriteRule ends up telling Apache that the resource name is "myscript.fcgi/whatever" won't Apache (and the OS) think that myscript.fcgi is a directory name and that the resource is a file in that directory called "whatever"? That's what the slash means, right?
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