On 20 November 2002, dbinger said:
> On MaxOSX 10.2.2, this is what the cgi program returns:
>
> ENOTCONN = 57
> ENOTSOCK = 38
> (57, 'Socket is not connected')

OK, so OS X 10.2 still won't get along with fcgi.py.  I'll attach two
patches (one relative to Quixote 0.5.1, one relative to CVS) that
simplify and clarify fcgi.py's _startup(), and fix it so it should work
on OS X.

Can everyone using Quixote on OS X please apply whichever patch makes
sense for you and see how it works?  I'll make sure I haven't broken
vanilla CGI and FastCGI on Linux, but the point is to make Quixote work
out-of-the-box on OS X, and I don't have (easy) access to OS X.

(If you have a CVS checkout that's more than a day old, the 0.5.1 patch
should work for you.  I just made some whitespace changes to fcgi.py
today that made the patch non-portable -- oops.)

        Greg