[mapserver-users] Production mapserver

[thomas bonfort]

Jeff,
all the documentation is online, the folks producing the open source
software you are intending to use have gone to some trouble to produce
it. If that isn't sufficient, I highly doubt that the answers you'll
get from a mailing list where people don't know your requirements will
get you to what you are expecting.
I would suggest you either invest some time in learning yourself how
to make these projects work together, or contract someone from those
communities to do it for you. Expecting folks to do the work for you
for free on community mailing lists is, imho, a bit inappropriate.

regards,
thomas

On Mon, Mar 21, 2011 at 20:30, Jeff Dege <jeff.dege at korterra.com> wrote:
> So, from what I'm hearing Apache vs. Lighttpd isn't going to make a significant difference.
>
> Cgi vs. FastCGI very definitely will.
>
> Great.  So how do I get FastCGI working?
>
> There are docs at: http://mapserver.org/optimization/fastcgi.html
>
> They are only getting me part of the way there.
>
> 1. I'm seeing two packages, that are available for Apache, mod_fastcgi and mod_fcgi.  Are these both needed?  Only one needed?  Are they replacements, alternatives, or entirely unrelated to each other?
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> 2. In the Configuration section of the above doc, it says to modify http.conf to load the module, and to add a handler.  The Ubuntu packages placed fastcgi.conf and fastcgi.load in /etc/apache2/mods-available.  I expect that I simply need to create a link to these in /etcs/apache2/mods-enabled, the way the others are.
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> 3. The Configuration section also says to add a FastCgiConfig command.  Where should this be?
>
> I see nothing in that configuration that indicates that it's the mapserv executable I want to run via fastcgi.
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