apache+mod_fcgid on windows
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I have Apache 2.2.15 installed on Windows2008 box, along with mysql and php=
.. This is a test box right now, but will be a production server when this t=
esting is completed.
The msi download for windows does not include mod_fcgid.
Is there a specific reason this was not included in the msi compile, aside =
from the fact that there are 1001 modules and you have to stop somewhere?
After doing 10 or 15 googles, and reading most of the articles on pg1, I ha=
ve one question still that is not documented anywhere I found.
When mod_fcgid tarball is unzipped, it has a "parent" folder mod_fcgid-2.3.=
5-crlf.
Inside that is a "child" folder called mod_fcgid-2.3.5.
Do I drop the parent or child inside the main modules folder?
Thanks,
Brent
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