Hi,
To use fcgi on Windows, you have to take next steps to install:
1) Download an install Fastcgi-development-kit from
www.fastcgi.com,
i've installed it in C:/fcgi directory.(Last version is
fcgi-2.4.0.tar.tar).
2) Download last version of mod_fcgid.so and fcgi.so module from
"
http://httpd.apache.org/download.cgi" and put it on apache/modules
directory. (Last version is mod_fcgid-2.3.5-win32-x86.zip).
3) install the fcgi gem from
www.rubyforge.org or
www.rubygems.org with
gem install procedure (You need the --with-opt-dir directive to fcgi
installation directory for the procedure work.)
I don't know if Mingw install procedure is different. I have installed
Mingw (and Msys also) and also Cygwin, but i don't use them too much,
because i always work better with Windows.
I use WSDK for Windows 7 and Netframework 3.5 to compile sources, but i
think in Windows is better to download binaries from some
web-site.Generally source-compilation ends with a lot of errors.Is
difficult not to miss any header file and i think the effort dont's
whorty (I've really tried it so hard, but at last ¡i give up!, ¡dammned
Windows!.).
Javier Abaroa.
Roger said:
Javier said:
Hello,
Finally i've could install fcgi and ruby-fcgi on Windows-Xp.
The command to do it was:
Where c:\fcgi is the Fastcgi-development-kit installation directory.
Wow for some reason I'm not able to even *build* the fcgi library using
mingw. Where did you get those binaries? Did you compile them youself?
It appears that fcgi on windows is pretty rare [1]
You might get some traction with
if you're using mingw.
-rp
[1]
http://www.ruby-forum.com/topic/93383