Re: FAQ 3.19 How can I make my CGI script more efficient?


"Purl Gurl" <purlgurl@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Samwyse wrote:
>> Purl Gurl wrote:
>
>> > Serving up pages via cgi is significantly more efficient than static
>> > html pages;
>> > increase in Apache speed is amazing. Apache is relieved of parsing for
>> > content
>> > such as html versus plaintext, relieved of producing content headers,
>> > relieved
>> > of parsing for server side includes, on and on. Apache runs lots
>> > faster.
>
>> Perhaps if you'd read the URL you posted elsewhere in this thread, you'd
>> have seen this: "If the only requirement from the light server is for
>> it to serve static objects, then you can get away with non-Apache
>> servers having an even smaller memory footprint." You don't even need
>> the other server, just serve up your static pages on port 80 and your
>> non-static content from a different port.
>
> How are things in Middle Earth? Still cooking and gardening for Frodo?
>
> You internet mind readers are simply stupefying! Never ceases to amaze
> me how you so very talented psychics can relate to others what a person
> thinks, what a person knows, what a person does not know, what a person
> did, what a person did not do. All that and more, simply through an
> internet
> connection! Astounding! Stupendous! Certainly borderline miraculous!
>
> Tell me, what color panties am I wearing?
>

They were white, but have long since gone a yellowish-brown from all the
crap coming out of you.

Matt


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