Interesting…  I also notice that Apache has forked off a process called 
/usr/sbin/fcgi-pm.  But there is no such file… 

If I had to guess (educated, I hope), based on the fact that fastcgi.com 
doesn’t exist anymore, it appears mod_fastcgi is pretty much deprecated or end 
of life.  

does that seem reasonable?

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> On Nov 3, 2016, at 12:19 PM, Eric Covener <cove...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> ​Action+AddHandler tells Apache to send requests for *.php as a parameter to 
> another URL, /php7-fcgi​ 
> ​The Alias maps that to an imaginary place in the filesystem, because:
>   mod_fastcgi compares the ​mapped path to its list of 
> ​FastCgiExternalServers and sends the request to the app on the other end of 
> the socket

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