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A symfony2 bundle which allows applications to reduce overheads by exposing symfony's Request-Response structure to a Fast CGI daemon.
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A symfony2 bundle which allows applications to reduce overheads by exposing symfony's Request-Response structure to a FastCGI daemon.
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## Introduction
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Using this bundle, symfony2 applications can stay alive between HTTP requests whilst operating behind the protection of a FastCGI enabled web server.
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## Running the Daemon
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To start a the daemon listening on port 5000 use the command below. Production mode is selected here for the purposes of generating accurate benchmarks. We do not recommend that you use this package in production mode as it is not yet stable.
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To start the daemon listening on port 5000 use the command below. Production mode is selected here for the purposes of generating accurate benchmarks. We do not recommend that you use this package in production mode as it is not yet stable.
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Check the FastCGI documentation for your chosen web server to find out how to configure it to use this daemon as a FastCGI application.
If you are using apache, you can configure the FastCGI module to launch and manage the daemon itself. For this to work you must omit the "--target" parameter from the command and the daemon will instead listen for incoming connections on FCGI_LISTENSOCK_FILENO (STDIN).
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If you are using apache, you can configure the FastCGI module to launch and manage the daemon itself. For this to work you must omit the "--target" option from the command and the daemon will instead listen for incoming connections on FCGI_LISTENSOCK_FILENO (STDIN).
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