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Anyone here played around with flup? |
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https://github.com/SmartReceipt/flup-server |
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garyamort: |
Or AppScale[the open source version of Google App Engine] |
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I'm trying to mod it to use fastcgi for PHP... I can find lots of examples of using python as a fastcgi server, but I want to do the reverse, proxy a wscgi request to a fastcgi server |
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thisgeek: |
garyamort, is this for nginx setup, or am I off base? |
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garyamort: |
AppScale uses nginx, but it does not use fastcgi through nginx... |
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garyamort: |
App Routing is as follows: Internet <--nginx --> AppScale python manager <-- starts app instance if needed on a random port -->app instance[python wscgi application] --> routes application based on app.yml configuration file, static files have their path passed back to nginx, python scripts get invoked via wscgi, php scripts get invoked via a proc_exec command to the php cgi executable.... makes php a much more expensive opera |
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hm. I only know a little about serving php-fpm through nginx |
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I don't think I could be of assistance. |
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