Yeah, but PHP isn't run in "CGI manner". Old applications run it with an Apache module, where apache can directly execute PHP.
New applications tend to work with FastCGI (php-fpm). There's no up-to-date method of using PHP in a "CGI manner".
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Yeah, but PHP isn't run in "CGI manner". Old applications run it with an Apache module, where apache can directly execute PHP.
New applications tend to work with FastCGI (php-fpm). There's no up-to-date method of using PHP in a "CGI manner".