Flutterby™! : FastCGI

FastCGI

2017-02-03 19:19:03.621035+00 by Dan Lyke 5 comments

Migrating the Flutterby system to use FastCGI. Holla if you see any problems, s'il vous plait.

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#Comment Re: FastCGI made: 2017-02-04 08:28:28.097203+00 by: brennen

This broke:

https://www.flutterby.com/arch...ate=2017-02-01&todate=2017-02-03

#Comment Re: FastCGI made: 2017-02-06 16:16:41.420118+00 by: Dan Lyke

Thanks. Fixed.

#Comment Re: FastCGI made: 2017-02-06 22:50:39.956917+00 by: Dan Lyke

Ugh, and all sorts of UTF-8 issues reappeared. Be nice to rewrite all this crap in C...

#Comment Re: FastCGI made: 2017-02-07 03:30:53.466945+00 by: spc476

Nothing stopping you, and there are some libraries for you to use (or start with).

#Comment Re: FastCGI made: 2017-02-07 15:22:59.131539+00 by: Dan Lyke

Thanks. I'm doing C++ on Flutterby.net, but was having trouble getting the various FastCGI libraries working correctly.

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