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Keep It Simple, Stupid ;) Rather than have the following titles in a domains setup:

mod_perl support
mod_python support
mod_fcgid support

Why not just:

Perl
Python
Ruby on Rails

:p
 
mod_perl support and Perl support are not the same thing. Perl CGI scripts don't use mod_perl for instance. So, disabling mod_perl support doesn disable Perl support.

And yeah, you'll want to use Ruby on Rails with FastCGI, but mod_fcgid is really not the same as RoR support. For instance I use Movable Type with FastCGI now and Movable Type is written in Perl, so this has absolutely nothing to do with Ruby.
 
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