Comments on: FastCGI for IIS is Released, PHP On IIS Faster Than On Apache http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/ Technology & Design Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:54:23 +0530 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Terence Chang http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/#comment-1944 Terence Chang Tue, 13 Nov 2007 19:20:26 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/#comment-1944 WOW! Finally the stuff I am waiting for! PHP is always running fast on linux as far as I can tell. Now I will be able to host my own PHP apps on my existing windows servers! Great thanks for sharing the news. WOW! Finally the stuff I am waiting for! PHP is always running fast on linux as far as I can tell. Now I will be able to host my own PHP apps on my existing windows servers!

Great thanks for sharing the news.

]]> By: Arpit Jacob http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/#comment-1945 Arpit Jacob Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:59:43 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/#comment-1945 Do a Google even some of the PHP guys admit PHP is faster on IIS, plus remember the link I gave you is more than a year old when Fastcgi was not officially supported by Microsoft. Now its officially supported. Regarding permalinks yeah that sucks. Do a Google even some of the PHP guys admit PHP is faster on IIS, plus remember the link I gave you is more than a year old when Fastcgi was not officially supported by Microsoft. Now its officially supported.

Regarding permalinks yeah that sucks.

]]> By: adam http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/#comment-1946 adam Tue, 13 Nov 2007 17:53:06 +0000 http://www.clazh.com/fastcgi-for-iis-is-released-php-on-iis-faster-than-on-apache/#comment-1946 interesting. I'd be much more convinced by speed tests preformed by someone other than microsoft. <blockquote>running it in this way usually leads to crashes.</blockquote> makes it sound like it only runs that fast at the expense of stability. The main reason I moved off of an IIS host was the absurd complexity of trying to get SEO-friendly url's. interesting. I’d be much more convinced by speed tests preformed by someone other than microsoft.

running it in this way usually leads to crashes.

makes it sound like it only runs that fast at the expense of stability.

The main reason I moved off of an IIS host was the absurd complexity of trying to get SEO-friendly url’s.

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