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So I decided to just go with apache2 and fcgid. I looked into Mongrel and apache and I looked into lighttpd and fastcgi and found both to be too time consuming and not well enough documented for what I''m doing. My question is, how do I set up apache and fcgid to actually work? I got apache installed. I think I got fcgid installed (I read somewhere all I have to do is move the

I''m running a rails app on FedoraCore4 and so far have been using lighttpd and fastcgi. I''ve decided to switch to apache because lighttpd has been far too unstable, unpredictable, and slow. I don''t know if it''s lighttpd or the combination of lighttpd and fastcgi but it''s just not working for me. I need something that has been proven to work and

I am using lighttpd to serve up pages for my rails app and one of my actions uses two pieces of AJAX code. Both are calls to periodically call remote, but to two different actions that simply update a status and message field on the page. When the AJAX code is present in the page and even just one person is viewing the page the instace of dispatch.fcgi on the server starts using 99.9% of the

I''m using a little bit of AJAX code in my rails project and it''s causing quite a headache. I''m using webrick to for testing and development and the AJAX code works. Rails generates the javascript code inside the view and everything is fine. But when I test it under lighttpd which is what I will be using for production it doesn''t work. When I view the source