Neil Schemenauer wrote:

>    * With scgi 1.6 (1.5 has a bug so 1.6 will be released
>      directly), you can use the SCGIMount directive.  If you use it
>      then SCRIPT_NAME and PATH_INFO will be set as expected.  This
>      is the prefered way of using mod_scgi now and the
>      --script-name option becomes unnecessary.
>
>For your specific problem, if you have:
>
>    SCGIMount /rl localhost:3000
>
>

"Unnecessary" meaning unnecessary or don't use?  I left it in when I
tried SCGIMount today; maybe that's why it didn't work.


What about SCGIHandler and SCGIServerTimeout?  Are they appropriate to
use with SCGIMount?  SCGIHandler seems to be implicit; I commented it
when I commented SCGIServer and it worked.

Is it OK to mix SCGIMount and  like this?

SCGIMount /foo localhost:3000

    Order Allow,Deny
    Allow from all