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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">My personal experience is that fast cgi
is much faster I've used in fairly big traffic sites, even a
Godaddy one which runs php as fastcgi. There are a number of items
that you cant use with fastcgi which promotes it's speed. For
example, you can't use "upload progress". Other items you cannot
use also promote to it's potential speed gains depending on
site-resource needs.<br>
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style="color:black;"><b><i>Jamie Booth</i><br>
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On 12/15/2014 01:34 PM, Keith Smith wrote:<br>
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Hi,
Any thoughts on FastCGI being less resource intensive than mod_php?
Any reason not to use FastCGI on a server running a moderately large
Drupal website with a decent amount of page views?
Thanks in advance for any insight.
Keith
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