[Nitro] Nitro on Apache

[George Moschovitis]

Are you sure this doesn't break mongrel? Have you tested it?

thanks,
-g.



On 10/19/07, Arne Brasseur <arne at arnebrasseur.net> wrote:
>
>  Ok, this should fix FastCGI (and also CGI).
>
> Cgi.process has been factored out into a seperate handler class and
> adapted to the way things currently work.
>
> I've tested both CGI and FastCGI with Lighttpd and wrote a Tip on OxyWTF
> on how to configure Lighttpd for FastCGI.
>
> (ab)
>
> Arne Brasseur schreef:
>
> Patience, I'm almost done with this.
>
> (ab)
>
> Robert Mela schreef:
>
>  Here's an initial cracking of the nut.  Needs much refinement.
>
> I have no idea whether this handles posts or not -- my hope is all the
> gnarly details are now handled by handle_context in adapter.rb.
>
> If the approach is acceptable then there's probably a lengthy method
> in raw/cgi.rb that can be removed.
>
>
> require "raw/adapter"
>
> # No multi-threading.
> Og.thread_safe = false if defined?(Og) and Og.respond_to?(:thread_safe)
>
> module Raw
>
> # A plain CGI adapter. To be used only in development
> # environments, this adapter is *extremely* slow for
> # live/production environments. This adapter is provided for
> # the sake of completeness.
>
>  class CgiAdapter
>    include AdapterHandlerMixin
>
>    def start(server)     # for server in context of CGI this is start,
> middle and end!
>      @application = server # expected by handle_context in adapter.rb
>      context = Context.new(server)
>      context.env = ENV
>      uri = ENV['REQUEST_URI']
>      script_name = ENV['SCRIPT_NAME']
>      context.env['REQUEST_URI'] = uri.sub(/#{script_name}/i, '')
>      handle_context( context )
>      puts "Content-type: #{context.content_type}"
>      context.response_headers['Content-length'] =
> context.output_buffer.length
>      context.response_headers.each { |k,v| puts "#{k}: #{v}" }
>      puts "\n"
>      puts context.output_buffer
>    end
>  end
> end
>
>      Arne Brasseur wrote:
>
>  This seems the way to go, but unfortunately mod_proxy is not an
> option for me. I'm on shared hosting with little chance of changing
> apache's configuration, except by .htaccess files. It seems both cgi
> and fcgi adapters are simply broken because of changes to the
> adapter interface. E.g. what used to be class methods are now
> instance methods, but that's not all.
>
> Would it be hard to fix them? Or just one of them? I'm not too
> concerned about performance at this point, if it runs I'd be happy.
> If they're not being fixed please add a big BROKEN sign or remove
> them altogether.
>
> Thank you (once again)!
>
> (ab)
>
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