Allow spawn-fcgi in the foreground #50
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Been looking for a clean way to spawn fastcgi listeners in the foreground and I believe Trey has figured it out. This patch should take care of it by keeping spawn-fcgi from losing track of the copied listening processes and allow full supervison. taken from http://rubyists.com/articles/2005/05/03/spawn-fcgi-in-the-foreground
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your pull request break windows build: #51 can you add conditional build for unix or add windows support ? |
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A clean way to spawn fastcgi listeners in the foreground:
This patch should take care of it by keeping spawn-fcgi from losing track of the copied listening processes and allow full supervison.
Taken from http://rubyists.com/articles/2005/05/03/spawn-fcgi-in-the-foreground is used on openSUSE for now over 14 years