Due to circumstances beyond my control (using NetBSD), and a goodly
degree of laziness, using mod_perl with RT2 looks pretty painful. I
can see that there is a fastcgi handler with the source, but the
README alludes to it as a future feature, not an existing one.
Is fastcgi working with RT 2.0.7, and if so, how does one implement
it? I’ve not used fastcgi for anything before.
–JB
http://www.helgrim.com/rtdocs/installation.html#17On Thu, Sep 20, 2001 at 04:34:55PM -0700, J B Bell wrote:
Due to circumstances beyond my control (using NetBSD), and a goodly
degree of laziness, using mod_perl with RT2 looks pretty painful. I
can see that there is a fastcgi handler with the source, but the
README alludes to it as a future feature, not an existing one.Is fastcgi working with RT 2.0.7, and if so, how does one implement
it? I’ve not used fastcgi for anything before.–JB
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| Due to circumstances beyond my control (using NetBSD), and a goodly
±–>8
Is using FreeBSD (or possibly just using its ports collection instead of
NetBSD’s pkgsrc) an alternative? My (admittedly somewhat limited) testing
on my laptop with apache and mod_perl from ports wasn’t particularly
painful.
brandon s. allbery [os/2][linux][solaris][freebsd] allbery@kf8nh.apk.net
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