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On Dec 9, 2005, at 12:28 AM, James Britt wrote:
> I'm writing and deploying Rails and Nitro apps and using fastcgi/ 
> scgi at different times, and have yet to see any discussion of  
> threading in relation to these.

Zed's SCGI Rails runner is threaded but serializes request processing  
to emulate a single-threaded environment.


> So my belief is that the fcgi and scgi code used in such cases is  
> not doing anything that puts conventional CGI-style code at risk.

Yes.  It is safer to say that Rails and Nitro support CGI-style  
programming.


> But I was curious if anyone knew of something to the contrary.

You could become contrary by rewriting dispatch.fcgi :)

jeremy
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