Posted by Gilles Ganault on 01/07/08 08:31

Hello

I just read this article on running web apps in SCGI, and was
wondering...
- if it's possible to run PHP apps this way: I only know of running
them in plain CGI mode (ie. the interpreter is started with very
request, and the pages reparsed each time), and mod_php (the
interpreter is loaded once when the web server starts, but pages are
parsed for every request, unless using eg. APC or eAccelerator to
cache them)
- if it is indeed possible, are performances higher than using
mod_php?

Thank you.

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