Folks, I was trying to use PHP with FastCGI (which works like a charm, and really reduces the memory overhead then running as a module) but there are a few minor issues I'm hoping somebody can help me out with:
1. The -c option does not seem to be respected. In a virtual hosting environment, I am running several PHP processes, with different configurations for each virtual host. 2. Is there any way to control (perhaps via the php.ini file; see above) the number of PHP processes actually spawned in FastCGI mode? The default seems to be set at compile time, and while 8 is lovely number, it is sometimes too high and sometimes too low. 3. Is there any way to start up PHP in FastCGI mode without the Web server doing so? Currently, you can't use it with an external process manager, it complains on the command line: The FastCGI version of PHP cannot be run as a CGI application 4. Finally, if you want to run PHP in a cron job or on the command line, you have to compile a separate version. This seems a little bit silly; perhaps there could be a command line option or something similar to allow for PHP to run without being called on the Web browser. Thanks in advance for any advice or assistance. The FastCGI implementation is vastly more flexible and manageable than the module, without sacrificing any speed. David. -- PHP Install Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
