Hi Tony, I should have been more clear. I'm running ZServer. It supports *both* HTTP and PCGI 'simultaneously.' I don't think there is any risk of database corruption since 'simulaneously' here means with a single process doing 'selects' with Sam Rushings wonderful medusa core, so database access is serialized properly. If this is not right... someone tell me quickly! <I've been running this way for weeks with no problem... so I'm guessing it's OK....> -steve
"Tony" == Tony McDonald <tony.mcdonald@ncl.ac.uk> writes:
>> I think I've solved both of these problems for my situation >> with the following Rewrite rules... >> >> I'm running ZServer on port 9673 and via pcgi. I use the 9673 >> approach internally while externally folks go through apache >> and use pcgi. >> Tony> Steve, Running a 9673 and pcgi server simultaneously bit me Tony> *bad*. I ended up with a corrupted database (as I was Tony> running NFS at the same time). Tony> Check out the posting [Zope] Running ZopeHTTPServer and PCGI Tony> together=8A Tony> <http://www.zope.org/pipermail/zope/1999-June/004973.html> Tony> for more details= . Tony> 'course, YMMV but I'd be very careful if I were you. Tony> Tone.