Apache virtual host combined with Zope
I've found several How-To's and other documents on the use of Zope with Apache virtual hosts, but can't figure out what the state of the art at this moment is. We've got an apache webserver with several virtual host entries (version 1.3.9). I want to start using Zope for (part of) one of the virtual hosts. I'v downloaded version 2.3.1. of Zope. My question consist of these three parts: 1) Should I use Zope.cgi, PCGI, the virtual-host-monster or any other sollution? 2) Do I need additional software? 3) And where can I find documentation about this/these sollution(s). (Of course I want the best performance possible, with all the pro's of apache AND zope combined.) Thanks in advance, Ria Marinussen Webmaster University of Twente, Department of Computer Science
On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Ria Marinussen wrote:
I've found several How-To's and other documents on the use of Zope with Apache virtual hosts, but can't figure out what the state of the art at this moment is. We've got an apache webserver with several virtual host entries (version 1.3.9). I want to start using Zope for (part of) one of the virtual hosts. I'v downloaded version 2.3.1. of Zope.
Welcome!
My question consist of these three parts: 1) Should I use Zope.cgi, PCGI, the virtual-host-monster or any other sollution?
Any will do. Let clear things a bit up. Zope.cgi *is* PCGI via CGI. Not the very best solution. Another approach is (shamless plug, really :) to use Apache module for PCGI: http://www.zope.org/Members/phd/mod_pcgi2/. Yet another approach is to use FastCGI with mod_fcgi (this is not PCGI). Some people use mod_proxy from Apache.
2) Do I need additional software?
mod_proxy (already in Apache) or mod_pcgi2 or mod_fastcgi. Oleg. ---- Oleg Broytmann http://www.zope.org/Members/phd/ phd@phd.pp.ru Programmers don't die, they just GOSUB without RETURN.
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