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Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2003 15:22:42 -0800
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From: Randall R Schulz <rrschulz AT cris DOT com>
Subject: Re: cygrunsrv points to incorrect path
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Neal,

True, that.

I found that mixing native Apache with Cygwin Perl (for CGIs) doesn't 
work wellg. For reasons I never bothered to resolve, there was a very 
long delay between and incoming request and getting Cygwin Perl CGI 
scripts going. I was using the "cvsweb" scripts that time. When I 
switched over to native Perl (ActiveState) everything when smoothly.

Since I didn't track down the problem, I don't know if others would 
experience it, too, nor whether it's still so on my system (that was 
almost a year ago).

In other words, YMMV.

Randall Schulz


At 15:07 2003-02-20, neal somos wrote:
>You do realize that there is native apache implementation available 
>for various windows platforms.   I myself am running apache on windows 
>while I also use cygwin when I want to.  Sometimes depending on heavy 
>use of various text utilities and keyboard input the cygwin might 
>crash.  But this has not affected the native apache server.
>
>Would using the native apache implementation indirectly 'solve' your problem?
>
>neal


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