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Here are some examples of configuration
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Configuration -for Regular fastcgi -(non-PHP, non-Ruby, non-Python)
-Configuration -for suEXEC fastcgi
-Configuration for PHP
-(UNIX)
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Configuration for Ruby on
-Rails
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Configuration for suPHP -(UNIX)
-Configuration -for PHP (Windows)
-Configuration -for Authenticator
- -Configuration -for AccessChecker
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IdleTimeout n (300 -seconds)
-An idle fastcgi application will be terminated after -IdleTimeout -seconds.
-IdleScanInterval n (120 seconds)
-The scan interval for idle -fastcgi applications.
-BusyTimeout n (300 seconds)
-a fastcgi -application will be terminated if handing a single request longer than -busy -timeout.
-BusyScanInterval n (120 seconds)
-The scan interval for busy -timeout fastcgi applications.
-ErrorScanInterval n (3 seconds)
-The -scan interval for exit pending fastcgi applications. fastcgi -applications will -be terminated within this scanning.
-ZombieScanInterval n (3 seconds)
-The -scan interval for zombie process.
-ProcessLifeTime n (3600 seconds)
-A -fastcgi application will be terminated if lifetime expired, even no -error is -detected.
-SocketPath path (logs/fcgidsock)
-The directory to put the
-UNIX domain socket. (UNIX only)
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SharememPath path
-(logs/fcgid_shm)
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The share memory file path. (UNIX only) (version >= 2.1
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SpawnScoreUpLimit n (10)
-The -spawn-speed control score up water limit. Score increases while a -process is spawned or terminated, and decreases -as time progresses; while the score is higher than SpawnScoreUpLimit, -the spawning will be -held for a while. The higher this number is, the higher speed of the -spawning -can be.
-SpawnScore n (1)
-The weight of spawning. This weight -will be plused to the spawn-control score on every spawn. The higher -this number -is, the lower speed of spawning can be.
-TerminationScore n (2)
-The -weight of termination. This weight will be plused to the score while -fastcgi -process terminates. The higher this number is, the lower speed of -spawning can -be.
-MaxProcessCount n (1000)
-The max count of total fastcgi process -count.
-DefaultMaxClassProcessCount n (100)
-The maximum number of -fastcgi application instances allowed to run for any one fastcgi -application.
-DefaultMinClassProcessCount n -(3)
-The minimum number of -fastcgi application instances for any one fastcgi application.
-DefaultInitEnv -env_name env_value
-The default environment variables before a fastcgi
-application is spawned. You can set this configuration more
-than once.
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| Note: If you get: - Can't create TCP/IP
-socket (10106) error while running PHP script(on Win32 only), you will have to set
-these(Please modify the values if
-necessary):
- - DefaultInitEnv PHPRC "c:/php/" -DefaultInitEnv PATH -"c:/php;C:/WINDOWS/system32;C:/WINDOWS;C:/WINDOWS/System32/Wbem;" -DefaultInitEnv SystemRoot "C:/Windows" -DefaultInitEnv SystemDrive "C:" -DefaultInitEnv TEMP "C:/WINDOWS/TEMP" -DefaultInitEnv TMP "C:/WINDOWS/TEMP" -DefaultInitEnv windir "C:/WINDOWS" - -(Thank Steffen of apachelounge.com for this note) - |
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IPCConnectTimeout n (3 seconds)
-The connect timeout to a -fastcgi application.
-IPCCommTimeout n (20 seconds)
-The communication -timeout to a fastcgi application. Please increase this value if your -CGI have a -slow initialization or slow respond.
-OutputBufferSize n (64k bytes)
-CGI -output cache buffer size.
-PHP_Fix_Pathinfo_Enable n(n=0/1, default 0)
-If -you are using PHP and set cgi.fix_pathinfo=1 in php.ini, set -PHP_Fix_Pathinfo_Enable 1.
-MaxRequestsPerProcess n (-1)
-(Added in -version 1.11, patch from Robert L Mathews)
-Adds a MaxRequestsPerProcess parameter that allows mod_fcgid -to -exit after handling a certain number of requests, similar to the -existing ProcessLifeTime option.
-This solves a problem with PHP in FastCGI mode. By default, -PHP stops -accepting new FastCGI connections after handling 500 requests; -unfortunately, there is a potential race condition during the PHP -cleanup code in which -PHP can be shutting down but still have the socket open, so mod_fcgid -under heavy load can send request number 501 to PHP and have it -"accepted", but then -PHP appears to simply exit, causing errors.
-If you are using PHP, you should
-set it to 500. -1 mean fastcgi process will not exit no matter how many
-requests
-it has handled.
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