RE: [Speedycgi-users] File descriptors > 2 and SpeedyCGI

[Dallas L. E. <da...@nm...>]

> I've run into a problem where I'm trying to use SpeedyCGI to=20
> replace a=20
> script that needs to access some previously-opened file=20
> descriptors that=20
> are grater than 3 to read and write from. (It's something=20
> that's going to=20
> get inserted into a qmail server stream, if anyone cares.)
>=20
> It looks like SpeedyCGI though, uses the file descriptors --=20
> especially=20
> those starting around 15 or so -- for communicating=20
> environment or other=20
> things to the backend processes (is that right? was trying to=20
> examine the=20
> code...) and in the process apparently closes any descriptors=20
> above #2.
>=20

see the thread i created last march regarding reading STDOUT from qmail
to grab envelope headers...
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=3D1825647&forum_id=
=3D
12206

unless things have changed since then, i dont know what to do to make it
work.  it would be very cool if i could get this going, since starting a
perl interpreter for each message gets expensive.

d