Recommended FastCGI module?

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  • John Nagle

    #1

    Recommended FastCGI module?

    What's the recommended FastCGI module for Python. There are at least five:

    The Robin Dunn / Total Control Software version:

    Last revised in 1998.

    The "JonPy" version:

    Last revised in 2004.

    The Alan Saddi version:

    Last revision date unknown.

    The Cheese Shop version: python-fastcgi 1.1

    Requires Open Market C system.
    Last revised in 2005 for Python 2.3.

    The Peter Astrand version:

    Last revised in 2004 for Python 2.3.

    John Nagle
  • Jon Ribbens

    #2
    Re: Recommended FastCGI module?

    In article <W6tHh.1644$uo3 .758@newssvr14. news.prodigy.ne t>, John Nagle wrote:
    The "JonPy" version:

    Last revised in 2004.
    I'd recommend my one, but it's just possible I'm not impartial ;-)

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    • John Nagle

      #3
      Re: Recommended FastCGI module?

      Jon Ribbens wrote:
      In article <W6tHh.1644$uo3 .758@newssvr14. news.prodigy.ne t>, John Nagle wrote:
      >
      >> The "JonPy" version:
      >> http://jonpy.sourceforge.net/fcgi.html
      >> Last revised in 2004.
      >
      >
      I'd recommend my one, but it's just possible I'm not impartial ;-)
      Does it work with current Pythons? (2.4, 2.5)? I'm mainly
      concerned about the abandonware problem with some of them.

      John Nagle

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      • Robin Becker

        #4
        Re: Recommended FastCGI module?

        John Nagle wrote:
        What's the recommended FastCGI module for Python. There are at least five:
        >
        The Robin Dunn / Total Control Software version:

        Last revised in 1998.
        ........

        we are using a slightly modified and modernized version of the above in a front
        facing app for a large company with reasonable results. Our decision was
        prompted by a consultant who wanted more speed, but it turned out the original
        traffic assumptions were wrong so the small advantage over CGI isn't actually
        needed. At the back end we're using apache+mod_fast cgi and choosing the
        configuration parameters was the main difficulty.

        Using fcgi did induce some fairly careful code consideration to ensure we could
        rerun without blowing up the universe.
        --
        Robin Becker

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        • Jon Ribbens

          #5
          Re: Recommended FastCGI module?

          In article <EqCHh.5535$M65 .1150@newssvr21 .news.prodigy.n et>, John Nagle wrote:
          Jon Ribbens wrote:
          >>> The "JonPy" version:
          >>> http://jonpy.sourceforge.net/fcgi.html
          >>> Last revised in 2004.
          >>
          >I'd recommend my one, but it's just possible I'm not impartial ;-)
          >
          Does it work with current Pythons? (2.4, 2.5)? I'm mainly
          concerned about the abandonware problem with some of them.
          Yes, I use it myself in my day job, where we have recently upgraded
          to Python 2.5. jonpy itself hasn't been revised for a while because
          there have been no revisions I felt necessary. There may be a new
          version released in the next couple of months, but there won't be
          any major changes.

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