Improvements to FastCGI in IIS 7.5

Posted: Jan 22, 2009  8 comments  

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Following improvements have been made to FastCGI module in Win7 (and Win2K8 R2).

1.       Monitor changes to a file

We have added ability to monitor changes to a file for each FastCGI process pool. Module will recycle FastCGI processes for the process pool if a change to the file is detected. Users can specify file path to monitor using system.webServer/fastCgi/application@monitorChangesTo property. Value can be absolute path to the file or path relative to the folder containing FastCGI executable. In case of php, if fullPath property is set to “c:\php\php-cgi.exe”, monitorChangesTo property can be set to “php.ini” or “c:\php\php.ini”. If file to monitor is not found, status code 500 is returned on each request. Default value of this property is blank which means no file monitoring. Read more ...

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Following improvements have been made to FastCGI module in Win7 (and Win2K8 R2). 1. Monitor changes to

Jan 22 2009 by Kanwaljeet Singla's Weblog

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mvolo

These are all great to see!

The tracing and stderr handling changes should finally complete the picture for production diagnostics of PHP applications in a way consistent with other IIS7 apps.

I am excited about concurrency tuning as well.

Great work!

Mike

Jan 24 2009 by mvolo

put it on codeplex!

Jan 27 2009 by Anonymous

very good  

i will change my web server to iis 7.5   in  www.mybaike.com

Feb 09 2009 by Anonymous

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