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Date: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 19:01:44 +0400
From: Anthony Pankov <ant_mail@inbox.ru>
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=0D=0A>>https://github.com/hollow/mod_fastcgi_handler

Yes, this kind of configuration is what i want.

I  think  this  link  usefull  for Kean Johnston,  who is gathering to
please us with mod_extfcgi.


> https://github.com/hollow/mod_fastcgi_handler is quite easy to
> configure, unfortunetly it is abandoned

> 2014-02-21 17:56 GMT+01:00 =D0=90=D0=BD=D1=82=D0=BE=D0=BD =D0=9F=D0=B0=D0=
=BD=D0=BA=D0=BE=D0=B2 <ant_mail@inbox.ru>:
>> Dear All.
>>
>> Please,  explain  what  functionality  now in trunk and what plans for
>> mod_fcgid.  I miss FastCGIExternalServer feature.
>>
>> The  problem  is  to  allow  different  site  parts to be processed by
>> different  FastCGI  servers  (frankly  speaking, by different  php-fpm
>> pools).       Also,    there    is    a   need   of   external  access
>> checker.
>>
>> This  type of configuration has the following problem with apache
>> 2.4.X:
>>
>> 1.   With mod_fastcgi  and  some   magic   [1]   it  is  possible  to  a=
chieve  desired
>> configuration. But mod_fastcgi doesn't compile with Apache 2.4.
>>
>> 2. Mod_fcgid lack of FastCGIExternalServer feature.
>>
>> 3. Mod_proxy_fcgi has rough configuration.  It can't be tied
>> to  handlers,  so  it assigned to "directory", not to specified files.
>> Also, it avoid unix sockets (i know, they are in trunk),
>>
>> So,   the  question  is  whether  things  that will help me  already in
>> trunk?  Does it make sense to wait for future apache httpd release?
>>
>> May be i do things wrong and somebody can direct me to right way .
>>
>>
>> Appendices
>> 1. Magic to run different
>> #----- PHP startup as unpriveleged user (general purpose script)-----
>> #-php-fpm (emptyfile) treat as a pipe to php-fpm standart pool
>> FastCgiExternalServer /var/fdwww/outroot/php-fpm -socket /var/run/fastcg=
i/php-fpm-common
>> FastCgiExternalServer /var/fdwww/outroot/php-fpm-wxsf -socket /var/run/f=
astcgi/php-fpm-common
>>
>> #   PHP regular fastcgi starter
>> Action php-fc /internal/doscript
>> Alias /internal/doscript  /var/fdwww/outroot/php-fpm
>>
>> #-------------BOX realm -------
>> #Accesschecker for BOX realm
>> FastCgiServer /usr/fdsys/acheckers/boxcheck.pl -processes 2
>> #PHP startup as boxscript user
>> #-php-fpm-box (emptyfile) treat as a pipe to php-fpm boxscript pool
>> FastCgiExternalServer /var/fdwww/outroot/php-fpm-box -socket /var/run/fa=
stcgi/php-fpm-box
>> # PHP magic for Box starter
>> Action php-fc-box /internal/doscript-box
>> Alias /internal/doscript-box  /var/fdwww/outroot/php-fpm-box
>>
>> --
>> Best regards,
>>  Anthony                          mailto:ant_mail@inbox.ru
>>


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