Missing cleanup in fastcgi

Cameron Ring wrote:
> i've seen that error when the configuration file causes
two
> plugins to try and handle the same request (e.g.
mod_cgi and
> mod_fastcgi), so it's worth double checking your
> configuration to make sure that's not happening.


Hi Cameron,

Thanks for the reply! You're absolutely right. I had this
construction
in one of my config files:

$HTTP["host"] =~
"^www.mydomain.org(:[0-9]+)?$(?i)" {
	global {
		server.modules  += ("mod_fastcgi")
	}

	fastcgi.server          = ( ... )

}

$HTTP["host"] =~
"^www10.mydomain.org(:[0-9]+)?$(?i)" {
	global {
		server.modules  += ("mod_fastcgi")
	}

	fastcgi.server          = ( ... )

}


So I enabled the fastcgi module globally for two separate
vhosts. This
is correct syntax, right? And it appears to work fine, apart
from the
"missing cleanup in fastcgi" messages... So, is
this a bug?

For now I removed the mod_fastcgi additions from the vhost
config file
and enabled the module globally in my main config.


Regards,

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