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And with the new dll from https://devzone.advantagedatabase.com/d ... latform=14 fastCGI with IIS works and is fast as hell...~ 9ms.

Very nice!

Uh, i forgot to copy the other dll's, now mod_harbour with IIS works. On my LAN testserver it seems to be faster than the old apache version, fine, TTFB ~380ms. (old was ~500ms).

Next step I will try to setup the fastCGI-Version with IIS.

Then I will test that on the live-server.

Thanks so far!

Hey Antonio!

I don't get the mod_harbour module installed right on ISS.

I copied mod_harbour.dll and libharbour.dll to C:/modharbour/ISS and followed the instruction on m, also the Visual C++ runtime is installed.

Again, the error appears:
mod_harbour error:C:\Windows\TEMP\libharbour.848.826
The ...

Hey Antonio,

SSD: good question, nominal yes. Our server is a virtual machine, the ressources are not dedicated. I will dig into this further.

ace64.dll: ok, understood.


Regards

Christoph

"Current mod_harbour has the technical limitation than on each request libharbour.dll gets copied to a temporary folder"

Uh, that seems quite a huge limitation. "winsat disk" reveals that our testserver seems to be rather slow with disk read/write operations:

Disk Random 16.0 Read 64.34 MB/s 6 ...

Dear Antonio, Dear Otto!

Thanky to you for your kind replies.

@Otto: the testfile outputs just a simple welcome message:
PROCEDURE Main()
? 'Some Text to return'
RETURN

The purpose of this Hello-World-Example is only to see if the Harbour-interpreter works basically without any errors. You ...

A customer of mine wants to integrate harbour code for his ERP into an online shop - with mod_harbour or modharbour.exe as fastcgi service.

At the moment, we want to use a Windows Server 2019 installation. Our main goal is to circumvent to rewrite all the code in PHP.

Unfortunately, installation ...