Titus,

Thanks for the reply.  I guess I'm unsure if it is really working with
SCGI, since I did have it working with normal CGI earlier (i.e., if I
remove the "Location" entry and stop the quixote_handler, it still works
fine).  I also looked at the Apache access_log and there was nothing in
there that indicates that it is using SCGI.  I guess I'm trying to find
some validation that my environment configuration is using SCGI and NOT
regular CGI.  Thanks.

Regards,
Prashanth

Titus Brown wrote:

>
> 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
>
>