David Garamond wrote:

> mod_ruby doesn't have to be used to create a webapp, you know :-)

I don't understand it, you need some sort of layer on top of apache to use
server sided scripting with apache, and if you don't you can use webrick or
some other stand alone http server, right?

> I use 
> mod_ruby to customize & extend Apache behaviour (e.g. custom URL
> mapping, URL filtering, and flexible wrapped CGI execution). It's so
> much easier and faster using Ruby to create Apache modules instead of C.
> 
You are writing your own mod_filtering etc? That sounds really interesting.
Can I find your code somewhere?

> Oh and I use plain Ruby CGI and FastCGI too.
By plain Ruby CGI you mean Ruby on top of "regular" Apache CGI? 
To end a message from a confused person: I do understand what you mean by
FastCGI...

Thanks for the information!
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