-> I don't think this is the cause of your problem, but if you have a
-> choice,
-> you should consider using Apache1 instead of Apache2 with SCGI.
-> The mod_scgi module for Apache1 has been in production use for a long
-> time now.
-> I'm not sure that is true for the Apache2 mod_scgi module (but I would
-> be interested to know, if anyone wants to report it here.)

We've been using Apache2/SCGI for several months, on a production site.
It's not heavily trafficked but it does get several hundred hits a day.
No problems so far...

Prashanth, I don't see a "problem" per se with your setup; everything is
working, you're just worried about the lack of log messages, right? ;)
It's obviously using SCGI 'cause it's working... check the Apache logs
for the per-request info.

cheers,
--titus