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Joshua D. Drake schrieb:
> Hello,
> ...
> Why do we "need" a separate server for the cgi's? Are they that hard on
> the webserver?

Maybe not using cgi would help?  You can run webapp and postgres on the
same server but putting them on separate servers really helps with
having performance high. But it really depends on the application.