-- DameonDWelchAbernathy - 13 Mar 2004

I have never used FastCGI. It is mentioned in these topics in the Support web: AuthenticationProblem, CommentPlugInProblem, DifferentWikisOnTheSameServer, DreamhostSetupProblems, ErrorCouldNotCreateTestFile, GoogleChromeError320, HideBreadcrumb, HowToCopyaWeb, HowToHaveASpecifiedPageBeHome, HowToOpenOnlyOnePageToEveryone, InstallingPluginsDreamhostErrors, LdapContribPerformance, ModPerlTWikiCGIpm, MultipleTwikisonApacheCorruption, Support.SID-01174, TWikiCygwinLighttpd, TWikiIsTooSlow, TinyMCEErroronSave, UninitializedValueInStringError, WikiPerformance

-- PeterThoeny - 13 Mar 2004

Last night, I tried to hack in FastCGI support into the last "stable" release (not the last "beta" release). From various documentation, it seems to be not much more complicated than:

1. Replacing "use CGI;" with "use CGI::Fast;"
2. Replacing instances of "new CGI" with something like while ( my $query = new CGI::Fast ) and enclosing the code that followed in the while loop.

However, the view script seems to hang when I try and fastcgi enable it.

Note that mod_perl isn't really an option on my webhost. SpeedyCGI isn't installed on my webhost, but FastCGI is and it's what they've been pushing me to use.

-- DameonDWelchAbernathy - 14 Mar 2004

Not to forget "require CGI".

I'd be amazed if that's easy as that anyway

-- StephaneLenclud - 19 Feb 2007

I'm working on TWikiStandAlone project and I've just released its first version. There is native support for FastCGI and some more tastes. See that topic for more info

-- GilmarSantosJr - 29 Oct 2007

TWikiStandAlone has meen merged to core.

-- RafaelAlvarez- 25 Aug 2008