Alexander Limi wrote:
Zopistas,
I recently stumbled over a document that shows how to run ZServer via mod_proxy in Apache(1). Link to the document at the bottom(2).
So I thought this might be the ideal solution for us, as we don't need any of the standard web-server functions, as the whole site is made in Zope. (with a turnaround time like no other project I've ever attempted :)
So, if we set up the Squid(3) proxy/webcache to forward all requests to port 8080 to port 80, is there anything in particular to watch out for?
If I understand the documentation correctly, this will both be the fastest solution (eliminating FastCGI/PCGI and the Zope.cgi issue entirely), and simultaneously allow us to run other Apache sites on the box (for other domains), therefore also being the most flexible solution from our standpoint.
Please comment if I'm right or wrong on this.
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