Hi Darren, I am glad to see that your making progress! I have limited time this week to look at it but I will see what I can do as I am interested in this library. I have had a quick look through the documentation and have a couple of questions (they could go into an FAQ). 1. I know you have a section on "Server Support" (which seems to be a placeholder atm) but which web servers have you tested this with? Have you only tried this with apache? Is the library code portable? 2. Somewhat related to the above if the library code is portable will the FASTCGI support you are building in only support pipes or will it also support TCP sockets? The reason I am asking is that IIS7 will be providing support for the FASTCGI protocol (see http://www.iis.net/default.aspx?tabid=1000051 for more info). Thanks, Peter. From: Darren Garvey [mailto:lists.drrngrvy@googlemail.com] Sent: Friday, 17 August 2007 8:44 AM To: boost@lists.boost.org; spam_from_boost_dev@chezphil.org; Peter Foley; jeff_j_dunlap@yahoo.com; ssiloti@gmail.com; shams@orcon.net.nz Subject: [boost][GSoC][cgi] Status update. Hello all, [Note: please only reply to boost@lists.boost.org, don't 'reply all'. Cheers.] As you may be aware, we have been working on a Boost-style CGI library for the Google Summer of Code. There is still a lot of work to do on the code, but it's 'taking shape' now so I'm inviting any interested parties for their comments. The structure of the library has changed quite significantly since the GSoC program started, for the better we believe, but you may disagree. ;) We'd like to know. Docs are located at: http://cgi.sf.net Source is in the Boost sandbox, here: http://tinyurl.com/2ldvk3 The internal links in the docs are mostly not working at the moment, sorry, but the TOC can be used to get you around. Regards, Darren