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ns_section ns/server/$server/module/nssock1
ns_paramPort 80
ns_paramHostname www.private.dns.name
ns_paramAddress 192.168.0.1
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Dnia 25-10-2005 o 22:23:51 Ron Emerick [EMAIL PROTECTED] napisał:
# establish connection
set fds [ns_openssl_sockopen $host $port
set r [lindex $fds 0]
set w [lindex $fds 1]
# send request
puts $w $httprequest\n\n
flush $w
while {[set line [string trim [gets $r]]] != } {
Dnia 07-10-2005 o 09:42:00 Daniël Mantione [EMAIL PROTECTED]
napisał:
Op Thu, 6 Oct 2005, schreef Dossy Shiobara:
I'd like to hear what people think now that the wiki is running
MediaWiki. Will this encourage you to use it more? Less?
You should convince the Wikipedia-developers to port
Dossy Shiobara napisał(a):
Interesting -- I honestly don't know the finer details, but I know that
on (not sure which, but) Solaris or Linux, it won't even compile.
It sure didn't compile on:
SunOS mars 5.7 Generic_106541-37 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-4
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Andrew Piskorski napisał(a):
On Thu, Jun 30, 2005 at 08:40:38AM +0100, Bas Scheffers wrote:
I have my own perfectlty working Tcl version of it, the reason I wanted a
C based version is so I can call it from other C modules, namely my
You can call Tcl from C (with Ns_TclEval, probably other
Hello,
I just downloaded Tcl 8.4.9, compiled (--enable-threads) and AOLserver
3.5.11, since I want to switch to 3.4 or 4.0.
I would have switched to 4.0, but we also use mysql, which does not seem
to compile against 4.0.10 that I have.
The issue is that from time to time AOLserver starts (3.4.2
Dossy Shiobara napisa(a):
On 2005.05.20, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just downloaded Tcl 8.4.9, compiled (--enable-threads) and AOLserver
3.5.11, since I want to switch to 3.4 or 4.0.
First, you want to use /either/ Tcl 8.4.6 or Tcl 8.4.9.1 -- versions
between 8.4.7 and 8.4.9 had
Xavier Beaudouin napisa(a):
This is exactly what I was looking for... I just need to adapt it for
LDAP and SQL... and add a callback to auto garbage collector old
database
stuff to get a TTL for cached hosts :)
Well why don't you just change the cache type to timing out, just switch
from
Hello,
I've noticed that in 3.4.2 (the code is quite different in 4.0, so it's
hard to say how it handles that), the cache mechanism tends to update
expiration date when I call Ns_CacheCreateEntry on an existing entry.
I wanted to have a cache that expires after at most 15 minutes, because
I have
Xavier Beaudouin napisa(a):
Well why don't you just change the cache type to timing out, just
switch
from Ns_CacheCreateSz() to Ns_CacheCreate() and it should work.
Thanks for the advice... :) Now I just need to code the ldap part :)
How did googling 'tcl ldap' end up? I remember there is an LDAP
Xavier Beaudouin napisa(a):
Please tell me how http request is handled by aolserver, in which files
I have to dig
and how can I add it nicely to, I hope, integrate this functionality on
next aolserver
version if it is possible... ?
Well, you can have a look at nsdqe (not really sure where you'd
Bernd Eidenschink napisa(a):
It's similar the same like in this original thread:
http://www.mail-archive.com/aolserver@listserv.aol.com/msg05617.html
Every piece of content goes (finally) through ns_returnfile or ns_return
(or rl_returnz).
The most interesting thing is that after browsing through
Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
IMO it is not scalable to use connection servicing threads to spool
output when the size of the output exceeds the socket buffer capacity.
Doing I/O with non-blocking, event-driven threads also helps prevent
DOS attacks. The trade-off is in memory usage: when a connection
Tracy Adams wrote:
Any idea how to reference the COMPLETE URL?
The # is cut by the browser.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ netcat -l -p 8080 195.82.181.6
GET /test/a HTTP/1.1
Host: dq.pl:8080
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; pl-PL; rv:1.5)
Gecko/20031007 MultiZilla/1.6.3.0d
Accept:
Bas Scheffers wrote:
Hi,
Has anyone done any work in integrating SQLite with the ns_db api? Might
be an interesting project for 2 reasons: 1) There will be a simple DB
again right out of the box, like the Illustra days and 2) it will be easy
to write smaller, packaged apps that run out of the box
Dossy wrote:
Two people consitutes wide interest? :-)
Two people asked. I wonder how many people would really be interested in
nssqlite.
If Wojciech doesn't want to support or maintain it, then yes, we can
import it into SF CVS to make sure it's got a permanent place to live.
But, it depends on
Andrew Piskorski wrote:
If Wojciech doesn't want to support or maintain it, then yes, we can
import it into SF CVS to make sure it's got a permanent place to
Even if, hopefully, he does want to maintain it!
Yes, as I said before - I can. I'd need to clean up the code, but when I
tested it against
Dossy wrote:
How do people feel about this? Is glob matching wanted enough to incur
that per-request cost -- only if you're configured for software virtual
hosting, of course.
Actually, my company is using a different approach to vhosting (I do
this for docroot, but this method could be used here
Dossy wrote:
This might be useful for anyone not wanting to install cgi etc. and is a
nice alternative to running in local mode (where external links don't
work and the font is too small).
Ah, yes. Since the Wikit documentation already covers the many
non-AOLserver ways of running it, I didn't
David Pautler wrote:
Ns_CacheCreateEntry
http://aolserver.com/docs/devel/c/api/c-ch19.htm#536071
does not take a parameter indicating the expected size of the cache entry.
Does this answer your question?
Ns_CacheSetValueSz
Overview
Set value of cache entry and adjust cache size
Syntax
void
Andrew Piskorski wrote:
I have an Expect script which I'm exec'ing from AOLserver. This
works, and the inefficiency of forking doesn't really matter in this
case. But it's annoying, as it means I can only communicate with the
Expect script via command line arguments and stdin/stdout/stderr.
I'd
Roberto Mello wrote:
- An SQLite driver (hopefully I'll get that working soon).
This one is actually tricky. In order to use SQLite in production
enviroment, you need to catch SQLITE_SCHEMA errors and reeval the query.
If you want to experiment, here's my beta driver -
Dossy wrote:
On 2003.07.31, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It works faster than nsmysql, at least for me... The main problem is
date/time/datetime... Yuck.
Not to get all defensive, but are you saying the nssqlite driver is
faster than the nsmysql driver, or that SQLite is faster than
Roberto Mello wrote:
- Readline support for nscp.
That would be quite hard, since readline also has to guess the terminal
type and so on.
Wouldn't it be much better to write nscp client in Tcl+readline or even
Tk. I have a pretty generic ztelnet module, which I use to connect.
It's pretty old and
Jeff Hobbs wrote:
Greg Wolff wrote:
Why do we need a MetaKit db driver?
Eh, who said anything about needing one? It would be nice to have
a db driver for metakit though.
Not really, since db drivers are SQL based and MetaKit isn't. If someone
wants an embedded database, then SQLite would be much
It seems that the problem still remains (and is even more interesting).
After reading nssock sources, I realized that my checking if
NS_CONN_CLOSED flag is set would not make things any better - since
after doing close(), connPtr-socket is set to INVALID_SOCKET (to avoid
writing to invalid
Dossy wrote:
I've been wondering about this and decided to review some of the code
that is called in my AOLserver.
There seems to be a wrong manner of coding that sometimes there is
somefile.adp which does % ns_returnredirect /someotherfile.adp %. It
does not always call ns_adp_(abort|break) -
Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
From what I'm logging, AOLserver seems to get correct data to
Ns_ConnReturnData(). I've nailed down the problem to Ns_WriteConn() not
returning NS_OK. And that is caused by (*connPtr-drvPtr-writeProc)
returning -1, don't exactly know why.
I guess I should look at nssock
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
On Monday 07 July 2003 11:45, you wrote:
Ok, I'm not going to try deeper (in the kernel source :-). Could anybody
please tell my when send() can return EPIPE error?
When writing to sock and nobody's listening on the other end.
Zoran
Ok, then why does mozilla/ie show up
Hello.
My AOLserver is getting a lot (about 50) requests that it serves with
Content-length of 0. Most of the times, people just do reload and it
serves the exact page correctly. It happens very rarely (50 times for
about 20 000 requests).
I'm wondering how to find the bug, since I use much C
Dossy wrote:
On 2003.07.06, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My AOLserver is getting a lot (about 50) requests that it serves with
Content-length of 0. Most of the times, people just do reload and it
serves the exact page correctly. It happens very rarely (50 times for
about 20 000
Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
The thing is I can't reproduce it, even when doing ab on both the same
host and another one on a 100MBit LAN. I've hit about 3k hits and
nothing.
You are sending concurrent requests, right?
I've tried from -c 5 to -c 20, on both machines (so that gives from 10
to 40
Radu-Mihail Obada wrote:
Hey everyone,
Just curious if there are any native drivers for SAP DB and/or Firebird,
cause I'm intending to deploy a three-tier solution based on (preferably)
a SAP DB backend (or Firebird, for that matter).
SAPDB uses ODBC as *native* api, so you should probably ask
Ok, I've narrowed down the problem.
I'm calling Ns_TclAllocateInterp() from a callback in SQLite. I want to
write SQLite functions using Tcl, which should be pretty easy.
The problem is that I do not know the Tcl_Interp that called 'ns_db
select'. Things get complicated when current thread has no
Alexander Leykekh wrote:
You cannot share Tcl objects across threads - not even lists, ints and
strings.
I had no idea... How should I deal with that string object's garbage
collection? Perhaps I shouldn't call Tcl_IncrRefCount on it and that's
enough to prevent a leak.
Actually, if you don't call
Micha Nasiadka wrote:
is segfaulting, while trying to use phpmyadmin, so I think it's
something linked to mysql connectivity from php. Tried changing
stacksize, tried even the devel versions of php, no luck.
Can anybody help?
What did you set your stacksize to?
I believe it was 512*1024.
What
Hello.
I've been wondering if anyone has tried to use SQlite with AOLserver.
I've noticed that, when compiled with threads enabled, it should be
thread-safe:
SQLITE_BUSY
This return code indicates that another program or thread has the
database locked. [cut]. Locking in SQLite is on the
Alexander Leyke wrote:
Hello,
I am getting a SIGABRT when evaluating string objects in AOLserver 4.0
b6. The pseudocode is:
[cut]
Tcl_DecrRefCount (obj) /* NOTE: this statement happens later, and in a
different thread */
You cannot share Tcl objects across threads - not even lists, ints and
Tomasz Kosiak wrote:
Few days ago there was a post from Jerry Asher titled [AOLSERVER]
virtual hosting options and a fantasy mentioning my proposals. I
would like to present them fully to the public.
This indeed is a big problem, even bigger since from what I see every
company using AOLserver
Bas Scheffers wrote:
Makes sense. So what is cleared up in the interpreter after each request?
Looking at the slides, there is a command table and a variable table.
Looking at Wojciech's post, it seems any procedures created/packages
loaded in the current interpreter stay there, is that correct?
Bas Scheffers wrote:
Cool. Question still remains which is faster, cached .tcl pages or a heavy
master interpreter. Would be interesting to see. May have a play with that
over the next few weeks.
I played a bit with bytecode speed issues on AOLserver as well. Tested
on 3.4.2 with 8.3.4.
First of
I just got a very weird SEGV, which is caused from time to time by a
Tcl-only script.
Any ideas what this could be?
AOLserver is 3.4.2-dq4 (Tcl8.3.4 and some minor modifications - no
important changes from 3.4.2 expect 8.3.4 I suppose).
#0 0x080cb369 in Tcl_NextHashEntry (searchPtr=0xbc7ff884)
Michael Teter wrote:
I'm looking at Aolserver, and I can't seem to find
documentation on session management.
AOLserver has no native sessions, but I wrote a C module that does this
(among other things):
http://www.dq-e.com/nsdqe/nsdqe1.0.tar.gz
It works that it does not force you to accept
Tom Jackson wrote:
Rob Mayoff's original nsrewrite module now has documentation on use.
I would like to add this to the list of AOLserver modules available from
SourceForge, assuming there is interest. Anyone wishing to review the
files in this module can visit the temporary home at:
Here's
Bernd Eidenschink wrote:
Well, the line above, if uncommented, creates a (big) file which holds all
procs sourced in after startup.
Is it a bad idea, maybe before use on the production system, to let AOLserver
create the file, byte compile the procs, adding load libtbcload... and
sourcing this
Tom Jackson wrote:
David Walker wrote:
I want to support a reasonable number of concurrent connections. I am
running
a tcl based SMTP filter/server based on the smtpd in tcllib. I am
converting
it to run within AOLServer.
Can ns_socklistencallback push the conn to another thread or will I
Gabriel Ricard wrote:
Ok, this may be a totally crazy idea that's completely unnecessary, but here
it goes:
It's necessary - I've never seen any smtpd that would have Tcl embedded
:( Exim has Perl. We should have Tcl! :-)
I want to have a high performance mail server that's easy to configure
Scott S. Goodwin wrote:
The nsopenssl module should *not* be loaded more than one time in a
server. I have received reports of corrupted data being received when
the receiving SSL server has more than one copy of nsopenssl loaded,
while using the ns_httpspost command. Other nsopenssl Tcl and C
David Walker wrote:
If nsopenssl is the only SSL on that box you should be able to use 0.0.0.0 and
bind to all addresses.
Apache binds to one IP and AOLserver binds to two IPs. I'll just switch
to iptables' redirection for now...
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Andrew Piskorski wrote:
Is there any good way to access the command line that AOLserver
started with from the context of the nsd.tcl config file? It would be
nice to be able to set different config settings based on nsd command
line options.
I'm only guessing, but have you tried 'env' variable
Hello again.
I resent the code (www.zoro2.org/dqe-0.9.tar.gz).
There were two bugs I found just today (that's what happens when I do
things in a hurry :).
If anyone has downloaded it and it either crashed or dqe_enc didn't
work, please download again and recompile.
Hope I'm not trashing the
Roberto Mello wrote:
Wow, this flurry of modules for AOLserver is fantastic! Keep'em coming,
and thanks for your contributions.
I'm on my way with a quite useful module myself. This will take a week
or two, as I want to clean up the code a bit - it was used internally
for now.
It will allow
Hi.
I've just read some text about Ulrich Drepper's new implementation of
posix threads on Linux. It's not stable, but still did anyone test it? I
read it can start and stop 100k threads in 2 seconds on an x86 box.
It requires 2.5.36 kernel, glibc 2.3 beta and gcc 3.2, so I can't test
it on any
Hi.
Our company runs one AOLserver instance which is mainly used (almost no
HTTP requests) for handling email messages.
We want to use mks_vir (a virus software very popular in Poland), which
we would use doing
set handle [open |mks32 --filelist-on-stdin a+]
and then send the actual filename
Hello.
I'm writing a C-Tcl application, where I'd like to exchange data from C
to Tcl.
I want to have some sets, which will store session data (actually, not
exactly, but close :). I want to store them in C, but sometimes make
them acccessible from Tcl - for connection time.
Which flags should
Hello.
If anybody's interested, my company has finally produced an usable
version of AOLserver, based on 3.4.2.
The version includes:
- Tcl 8.3.4 (many thanks to Zoran Vasiljevic)
- tclsock.patch - allows writing mulithreaded tcp daemons
- tclsock.patch bugfix, which caused SEGV when a detached
Peter M. Jansson wrote:
The big secret to tuning AOLserver is that there isn't much to tune.
There's minimal gain to be made by increasing the transmission buffer
sizes in nssock, and you can play with the MaxThreads, increasing it
until contention begins to dominate your timing.
I've
Tom Jackson wrote:
Details, including potential replacement functions which block the
vulnerability can be found under
http://zmbh.com/aolserver-vulnerability/
Have you (or anyone) tested it for potential incompatibility and/or
problems?
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Jean-Fabrice RABAUTE wrote:
This module allows you to open a channel (socket or file) and detach it to
the current interpreter that it becomes global and can be used with all the
scripts.
[cut]
So I can do ns_thread begindetached, then do
socket -server ... (not the ns_socklistencallback)
Glen Lee Edwards wrote:
I've been using Apache but am shopping around. I have several IP
addresses on one machine. Can I install AOL server for testing
purposes, and run it concurrently with Apache, but bind it to listen to
an IP address that Apache isn't listening to?
Yes. Use Listen with
You might want to use my module:
http://www.nsstuff.zoro.tcl.pl/project.h2x?pr=nssmartvh
I remember it had no docs some time ago, but now I fixed the problem.
ÕÅÏþº£ wrote:
Hi,all,
I want to install another website to my aolserver.
How can i config the sample-config.tcl in my aolserver and
Hello.
I have the same problem here in Poland. I wrote a quickhack that does
the trick in C.
It creates ns_utf8 Tcl command which I use to convert from external to
utf and back. I use this way:
Instead of
set text [ns_queryget text]
I use
set text [ns_utf8 eu [ns_queryget text]]
Now it
You should use the following:
static int
BB_NsvSet(const char *nsvString,
const char *keyString, const char *valueString)
{
Tcl_Obj *o[4];
o[0]=Tcl_NewStringObj(nsv_set,7);
o[1]=Tcl_NewStringObj(nsvString,-1);
o[2]=Tcl_NewStringObj(keyString,-1);
Hello.
I've been wondering if someone uses 'statlevel' on development machines
and if it's stable.
I had some problems running it - SEGVs from time to time, mostly when
using upvar - but still it was nice to have some statistics about
command usage...
Anyone had any experiences with statlevel?
I wrote znamespace.tcl which replaces _ns_getinit.
It's efficient especially if most of your modules are to be
bytecompiled. I noticed about 5% gain in speed when testing with ab.
You also might want to write a wrapper function tbcload::bceval to
rename itself, load tbcload.so and call
Maybe for now you should try the following code:
proc req_mk4tcl {} {
if {[lsearch [info loaded] *mk4tcl.so*]0} {
load /usr/local/aolserver/lib/mk4tcl.so
}
}
And then you can load 'plain' Tcl extensions. Just put req_mk4tcl before
any of your code that uses metakit.
This is
Hello.
I tried compiling nsprofile-initial, and it crashes endlessly.
I wonder if it's a problem that it passes ClientData to
Tcl_CreateCommand(), which is freed when deleting an interp. I added
several Ns_Log() calls and it seems to get corrupted data for the
deletion function.
Any ideas why?
You shouldn't rely on server not being restarted - if you for example
need to reboot or need to reload AOLserver for other reasons.
If you use C, you need to use Ns_RegisterAtExit(), and in Tcl use
ns_atshutdown.
Besides just for being more secure you should save your current data
from time to
I was wondering if any of you know of a good benchmarking tool?
I used ab but it sometimes makes big problems with AOLserver - hard to
say why, but I often get 'aborted after 10 failures'...
I tries siege but it SEGV'ed after about 2 seconds - and I even looked
at the README :)
Is there good
Hello everyone.
I just wanted to announce that nssmartvh 2.1 is available for download
from http://nsstuff.zoro.tcl.pl/
It now features short HTML docs by Dean Baender and me.
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This does not make much sense.
I called these from nscp:
time {nsv_set a b c; nsv_unset a b} 100
for {set i 0} {$i10} {incr i} {nsv_set a b$i c; nsv_unset a b$i}
Both of these resulted in nsd processes having the same number of memory
as before.
I hope this helps a bit :)
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Yeap.
I thought of using parts of TclX, but it seemed hard to understand
exactly what it does :) I understood that it substitutes the command
with something from TclX, which calls the command and gets the times.
But the code seemed a bit ... unreadable - too much functions for me :)
--
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Jim
Dean Baender wrote:
3. nssmartvh-2.0 ( )
Building nssmartvh-2.0 gives a compiler warning from nssmartvh.c that
'control reaches end of non-void function' in funct 'NsSmartVhCmd'.
Not a big deal, just thougth I'd note it.
It never bugged me and I guess I didn't pay too much
Hello.
I've been wondering if ns_adp_mime should work this way:
index.adp:
% ns_adp_mime text/plain %
And then I should get text/plain content. Since I'm not getting it ;)
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Ok, it's ns_adp_mimetype ;)
I guess I grepped it wrong since it's undocumented ;)
I'll have to browse through nsd/tclcmds.c, there'll probably be a lot
more :)
Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
Hello.
I've been wondering if ns_adp_mime should work this way:
index.adp:
% ns_adp_mime text/plain
Hello.
I've read a bit of the AOLserver sources again. I've been wondering if
someone has used TclX's profiling code in AOLserver.
I've read a bit on ns_stats but this is not what I want - TclX measures
CPU time as well, which is what I want most.
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Hello.
I've tested ns_atclose on 2 machines. I tried
%
ns_atclose {close [open /tmp/xxx w]}
%
It does not report any errors, however it does not create /tmp/xxx as
well :(.
From what I understand from the docs, it can be called from ie ADP to
set up things that should be done after closing
to call it from ADP files - not to mention the
fact that in modules/tcl/form.tcl ns_atclose is called from a function
that *can* be called from ADP pages.
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Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
Hello.
I've tested ns_atclose on 2 machines. I tried
%
ns_atclose {close [open /tmp/xxx w]}
%
It does
Hello.
Here is what caused problems for me with both mySQL and PostgreSQL:
ns_dblist $h "SELECT lower([ns_dbquotevalue {ABC'DEF\'}])"
Basically it quoted the string into 'ABC''DEF\'', which is not correct.
Also, it does not work correctly for UTF-escapable characters.
proc ns_dbquotevalue
Try my nssmartvh module - www.nsstuff.zoro.tcl.pl.
It should be what you're looking for - you make a file with directory
mappings - if it's not there, DocumentRoot from the config is taken.
Owen Ferguson wrote:
Hi everybody,
I'm trying to install AOLServer and want to use
it in a way
I don't know 2.x api but doing Ns_DbBindRow(dbh[0]) might help...
David Valentine wrote:
I don't know if this is a porting problem, or a c problem. Old server was
on a Dec Alpha. Recompiled code is on
We have some old code I'm moving up to the latest AOLserver.
The old code is trying to
The problem is that even if you close the conn, the Tcl interp will go
on doing whatever it is doing...
Can a thread be forcibly removed by pthread? :) If so, some thread could
do that via filters - a queue of what to remove from the system. The
problem would be the Tcl interp associated with a
Hello.
I've written a small C based daemon listening on 999 port. It doesn't do
much, but I want to move some of the functions from C to TCL.
I'm using Ns_SockListenCallback() and have SOCKET to work with. How do I
allow Tcl to use this socket?
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This is a small ab test on VMware 3.0 on Windows on P3/850 and a P3/600:
Server Software:AOLserver/3.4 -- this is the P3/600
Server Hostname:www.zoro.tcl.pl
Server Port:80
Document Path: /ab/ab.adp
Document Length:12 bytes
Concurrency Level:
Hello.
I've hit a major problem.
I want to send base64 encoded files through HTTP - the files are from
100 to 10 bytes. When uploading a 80k file, I occured this problem:
[06/Jan/2002:20:20:22][1030.19474][-conn1-] Warning: conn: post size
123377 exceeds maxpost limit of 65536
The files
Yeap, grepped it a minute after posting this one.
Mentioned in doc/config.txt or something :)
But thanks anyway
Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
Do this:
ns_section ns/server/${servername}
ns_param maxpost 131072;# Max bytes on a POST
Jim
Hello.
I've hit a major problem.
I want to
Hmmm.
I could use an example - the current system works fine with base64, but
I will be writing v2 (incompatible with v1, of course :) and could use
multipart...
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Mike Hoegeman wrote:
if you use mime multi-part posts to upload files, you should not have
the problem above (if i remember
I use nsgd - it's a port of gdtclft.
It renders PNG files, but for noone complains about it - I'd be happier
with GIFs, but what the hell.
And a good advice, unless you really need to render these graphs every
time a user hits your page, make a ns_register_proc and use files for
storing graphs
in everything is no fun,
especially static html. You do need a cookie along with this method or you
are vulnerable to session highjacking.
dave
On Thu, 27 Dec 2001, Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
I realize that this idea is quite weird and probably useless, but what
if sessions on AOLserver would
... Haven't tried it.
Peter M. Jansson wrote:
On Thu, 27 Dec 2001, Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
First of all, why do I need cookie? My SIDs are 32bytes long so guessing
it could be a bit of a PITA. And if someone would sniff the SID, he
could set his browser's cookies to send this SID. So I don't
, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that anything the user supplies cannot be trusted and as such
sessions are a real problem to make secure.
What about using using symmetric key crypto to encrypt a sequence
number that gets stored along with the session ID on the client's
machine
Hello.
I realize that this idea is quite weird and probably useless, but what
if sessions on AOLserver would be implemented in this weird way:
/ created/gets (cookie - if available) a SID and redirects to
/ssn0123456789abcde/index.adp which is the real page from documentroot
this way, tracking
I've written my own nsession module in C, it uses files as well and
handles logins - this is what I needed for my personalization mechanism
- when a user logs in, his sid changes to what is currently stored in
this user's db, when he logs out, he gets a new sid.
This mechanism works for me with
Dossy wrote:
On 2001.12.23, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've written my own nsession module in C, it uses files as well and
handles logins - this is what I needed for my personalization mechanism
My reference implementation of nssession should be close to handling
logins. I
Dossy wrote:
On 2001.12.23, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I'll explain how I do it currently with mod_dtcl in detail:
Neat. I've implemented mine very similiarly to yours.
Great.
No merging when users log in, and logout just expires the session ID
cookie. I call mine UID
Dossy wrote:
On 2001.12.23, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm. When a user logs in, he gets a new cookie with a new SID. So both
of them send the same SID and both of them will have the same session
settings/data. This shouldn't be a problem. I want to implement nsession
eval
Hmmm.
I put up my 3 interesting packages:
www.nsstuff.zoro.tcl.pl
(nice domain - a better one is www.nsstuff.nsession.zoro.tcl.pl)
These domains are just a nice trick done by nssmartvh :)
Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
Dossy wrote:
On 2001.12.23, Wojciech Kocjan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmmm
Hello.
I've been writing a nice and easy to use DB module. The webpages side
works fine, but I want to write a client-server software for editing tables.
I want to know if anyone's used AOLserver for server with Tcl/Tk for
client and which technology should I use?
I once noticed a project to
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