how robust is (CGIHTTPServer )

[pxlpluker]

can anyone point out a good example of setting up a cgi capable twisted web?

Ryan Paul wrote:

>On Sat, 08 May 2004 21:02:29 -0400, pxlpluker wrote:
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>>    i was looking at twisted but it appears to be WAY beyond my megar 
>>skills at this point.
>>so i think CGIHTTPServer will fit my needs if it is pretty stable.
>>I have a small python cgi that i was building and i had this great idea 
>>of having the cgi server kinda rolled into it for various portability 
>>reasons and maybe some future features that would not have apache to 
>>realy on.
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>>Fred
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>When faced with a frustrating deployment scenario, I too considered this
>possibility. The standard CGIHTTPServer is really more of a
>testing/debugging mechanism. I found that the 'Twistd' python network app
>framework met my needs better than the CGIHTTPServer module. It really
>depends on how much traffic you plan on dealing with.
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