Wes,
On line of 166 of your sendmail.tcl there is a line with "Helo AOLserver
[ns_info hostname]".
Could you try changing this to "Helo [ns_info hostname]" ?
Thanks,
Jamie
At 09:31 AM 11/1/2002 -0700, you wrote:
I am trying to get ns_sendmail to work on redhat 8.0 with aolserver 3.5.
in the a
I'm not 100% sure this is correct, but...
I think the main features missing are related to internationalization.
Arsdigita added some functions to the C and TCL APIs that OpenACS uses.
(ns_charsets, ns_encodingfortype, ns_encodingforcharset, etc.)
AOLserver 4.0 uses some similar functions interna
Have you tried ns_speling? (I haven't.) Any reason why you couldn't
register a preauth filter to handle your problem?
Jamie
Lamar Owen wrote:
>There used to be a "custom 404/notfound" handler module for Aolserver
that
>would give you the option of having it check for case mismatch as part of
It is available from http://www.vorteon.com/download/
It is a short TCL script by David Walker.
Roberto Mello wrote:
On Fri, Nov 08, 2002 at 06:15:00PM +, Jamie Rasmussen wrote:
>Have you tried ns_speling? (I haven't.) Any reason why you couldn't
>register a preauth filte
This reminds me: In anticipation of this week's chat, I've created a
page on the AOLserver Wiki with notes on the differences between
AOLserver 3.3.1+ad13+oacs1 and AOLserver 3.5.1. The page is based on
Rob's distribution notes for ad13. (Thanks Rob!) Corrections and
additions are very welcome.
I'm also working on forward porting the AD13+OACS1 changes to 3.5.2.
I believe I've got all of the major changes except byte range support
added. I haven't personally ever needed or used the i18n features, and
I'm also on Windows, so I might be doing a poor job of it! I'm working
from the note
2. Adding AD13 changes to the 3.x branch
I've put some "preview" patches up at
http://empoweringminds.mle.ie/openacs/ad13/
They haven't had much testing yet.
Jamie
At 11:21 AM 1/9/2003 -0500, you wrote:
What, When, & Where
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The AOLserver weekly chat takes pla
Regarding #2, did you change the config file to load the nsdb module in
ns_section ns/server/$server/modules ?
Jamie
Jean-Fabrice RABAUTE wrote:
Hi all,
I just downloaded AS 4.0 beta 1 this week-end to make some tests.
Here are the 2 problems I get with this new version :
1/ Unable to compile
Did you change the config file to load the nsdb module in
ns_section ns/server/$server/modules ?
Jamie
Wes James wrote:
Well, I tried an adp page that would access a database and now I get this:
[10/Feb/2003:10:52:57][2412.40966][-conn:server1::0] Error: invalid command
name "ns_db"
invalid co
This needs to be fixed in most of the database drivers - nsoracle,
nsodbc, nsmysql, etc. I know the ACT was working on a document
describing the (few) changes modules need for 4.0, can anyone comment on
the status of that?
Also, Tim Moss has some Win32 support patches for nsgd and I have a
bugfix
I uploaded these files to SourceForge a few days ago as patch #689515.
I can't say if they actually improve performance or not. A few other
notes on the OpenACS/AD13 distribution vs. AOLserver 4 are below.
Please let me know if I'm missing anything!
1. AD13 has extra i18n-related Tcl procs in cha
Does Tcl's rename command work in AOLserver 4.0? With 3.3+AD13, if I
add "rename cmd cmd_old" to a file in modules/tcl, it seems to work.
But the same code doesn't appear to be working on 4.0 beta 3. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Jamie
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I've also seen this with OpenACS/PostgreSQL/Win32, and I think Jonathan
Ellis was reporting the same error in his message to this list on 15 May.
I'm going to try and reproduce the error with the next beta (coming out
very soon). Assuming it is still there, I'll start a bug on SourceForge
so that
Just as a warning - I don't think anyone is maintaining nsgd, and there
are probably several things about it that are out-of-date or broken.
(Bug #751262 on SF for example.)
I'm not sure what version/options you are using with gd, but according
to http://www.boutell.com/gd/manual2.0.15.html you onl
There's good discussion of this issue and solutions at
http://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=34217
Jamie
Scott Laplante wrote:
So, I was a little unclear on the problem my coworker was facing- apologies
for sort of repeating myself.
We've built a CMS allowing editors to paste in storie
There's lots of information on compiling and running AOLserver (and
OpenACS) on Windows at my website: http://empoweringminds.mle.ie/openacs/
You can find pre-compiled binaries and an installer for 4.0b10 there,
along with notes on building various supporting modules. I am going to
be building ano
I ran into this with 4.0 on Win32. It looked to me like the culprit was
the global static var "stopped" in driver.c. That variable is
initialized to 1, but it doesn't look like it is set to 0 anywhere.
There are a few places in the code that look like:
if (!stopped && !shutdownPending)
Jamie
Jim
Sorry, the listserv seems to have rejected my first message.
-Original Message-
From: Jamie Rasmussen
Sent: Tue 2/10/2004 9:36 AM
To: AOLserver Discussion; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Subject: RE: [AOLSERVER] [AS4] ns_getcsv and nsperm
You can find a patch for the nsperm problem in this
We see nsopenssl eating the CPU too - the cause seems to be an infinite
loop in NsOpenSSLConnHandshake. You can see it if you use Netscape/Mozilla
and your domain name doesn't match the certificate. It also seems to
happen when the domain name matches but you close the browser window during
the h
>Some time ago there were AOLserver chat - there where reminders sent to
>the list and it was archived at
>http://empoweringminds.mle.ie/openacs/chatlog/ and partly sourceforge.
>What has happend to it?
The chat logs were always a volunteer effort. I wrote a small AIM bot that
would record the ch
While adding documentation to the Wiki for ns_set (see
http://panoptic.com/wiki/aolserver/ns_set) I noticed that ns_set has ns_set
idelete and ns_set purge subcommands, both of which are noops. ns_set
idelete doesn't really make sense since ns_set delete takes a field number
and so case is irrelev
AOLserver already includes keyldel, keylget, keylkeys, and keylset, but they
aren't a suitable ns_set replacement. I'll finish documenting these on the
Wiki if someone doesn't beat me to it ;-)
Back in April 2001, people posted lists of their most frequently used
AOLserver commands, and ns_set wa
>One problem is that you didn't put those code in procs, so the [time]
>command isn't timing the code with byte-compilation benefits.
> ...
Thanks for pointing that out, when in procs I get:
% time {ns_set_foreach d0} 1
1403 microseconds per iteration
% time {ns_set_for d0} 1
1483 microse
Try linking nsoracle against:
oci.lib tcl84t.lib nsdb.lib nsd.lib nsthread.lib
You should make sure you have compiled Tcl with thread support, the
instructions at
http://empoweringminds.mle.ie/openacs/building_aolserver.html are old but
might help. For the debug build, use tcl84tg.lib instead of
We also experienced similar problems with AOLserver and nsopenssl 3.x, I've
been meaning to investigate farther.
For us, nsopenssl would go into an infinite loop. I was never able to
trigger it myself, but it happened on a fairly regular basis. The culprit
seemed to be OpenSSLProc in nsopenssl.c
This is great Dossy, thanks!
Other than the type of "freeness", which I'd argue isn't the first concern
of most people running AOLserver on Windows, would using Open Watcom provide
any benefits? Microsoft's compiler is pretty much the standard for Windows
developers, and is used by most of the th
The version we're running has some Win32 patches and doesn't exactly match
up to a particular beta, but is closest to beta 20. (Last merged ChangeLog
entry was 2004-04-14 Scott Goodwin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>) Looking at the
HEAD version, I don't see anything that looks targetted at these problems.
I would also like to endorse putting this module into AOLserver CVS. I just
tried it out to diagnose a problem page and instantly determined that one
proc call was responsible for 96% of the page building time. Thank you very
much Eric! It would have been a lot more painful to track that down wi
You might try Tcl's file copy command instead of ns_cp. (It also sounds
like strip_leading_path might be replaceable with file tail.) Have you
determined if the file is being corrupted before or after it is moved from
its temporary location? What platform is this?
On Sun, 8 Aug 2004 19:41:26 -
I'm afraid that the AOLserver 4.0 core doesn't support custom ADP parsers.
About a year ago there was some discussion of adding this capability back in
for AOLserver 4.1, but I don't think anything was decided. If this
capability was available in the core, I'm sure the ASP-style parser could be
up
Hi Bas,
tDOM works with AOLserver on Windows, you can download the Win32 dll
version from tdom.org. (I haven't tried yesterday's 0.8.0 release yet.)
nspostgres compiles on Windows against libpq from PostgreSQL 7.4 with no
modifications, though IIRC you need a small change to make some of the b
There is a list at
http://www.jamierasmussen.com/documents/programming/openacs/aolserver4_changes.adp
and that page links to some documentation for module authors. You can also
look at the notes for various 4.0 releases on the SourceForge files page. I
obviously forgot a few things, like the remo
ing support
for the extra ones you need to Dossy's TCL based make should also be pretty
easy.
>> I assume this is for OpenACS
>Actualy, it's not.
This has hopefully taught me to not assume. :-)
Jamie
On Thu, 12 Aug 2004 11:33:57 +0200, Bas Scheffers <[EMAIL PROT
Yes, these are the Win32 mmap equivalents, and should probably be used. (I
haven't looked at the code in question.) It would probably be cleanest to
emulate the Unix mmap interface instead of having big #ifdef's in driver.c,
I'm not sure how tricky that is, but I think it's possible.
Jamie
On
>This one brings the question: why not go and abstract other
>#ifdef's arround the code? Perhaps adding a compat or win/unix or
>such directory with platform-specific stuff a'la Tcl? I'm not sure
>how bit that effort is, but is worth examining since it will ease
>the server maintenance greatly. AOL
Visual Studio 6 is almost eight years old. Microsoft doesn't support it
and recent versions of the Platform SDK won't work with it.
For my nightly AOLserver build I use Visual C++ Toolkit 2003. The
Toolkit is command-line only but free-to-download. In my opinion that's
enough to make it the
> Do you make these binaries available to download?
Yes, with some caveats. See http://www.jamierasmussen.com/projects/source/
I'm still in the process of merging patches over from the previous
version, so I haven't even tried running the exe yet. At the moment the
script is building the debu
> VC6 may be old, but the latest Platform SDK does work with it, even
though MS
> claims that it doesn't. I know it works, because I use them together.
It may work for some things, but I've definitely encountered problems,
particularly with DirectX and with debug configuration builds. From
w
Cygwin is a great toolkit, and I heartily recommend it to anyone
who is used to working on Unix. But I would like to see AOLserver 4
continue to run natively under Win32. In addition to Cygwin taking
up disk space and adding another layer of debugging / installation /
configuration
complexity
ven't been able to figure
out if it is supposed to work with Cygwin or not.
Jamie
At 09:54 AM 11/10/2001 -0500, Dossy wrote:
>On 2001.11.09, Jamie Rasmussen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Anyway, I will try to build AOLserver 4b2 on top of Cygwin sometime
> > soo
Cygwin has limited support for Posix threads. You can check the
Cygwin FAQ at http://cygwin.com/faq/faq.html to see which functions
are missing. Several of the functions that AOLserver 4.x uses aren't
in the DLL yet, making any port at this time difficult.
In response to Dossy's question,
If you use a Windows desktop or server, I've converted
the 3.5 docs to HTML with groff and then into Windows
HTMLHelp format. Sample available at
http://empoweringminds.mle.ie/temp/aolserver.chm
Jamie
At 12:35 AM 9/25/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>All, please be sure to take a look at the README inc
age.
>
>Too bad I'm switching (to an iMac). I'll still use it at work, however.
>
>/s.
>
>
>On Wed, 25 Sep 2002 18:56:26 +0100, "Jamie Rasmussen"
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> > If you use a Windows desktop or server, I've converted
&g
I asked Scott to import nssha1 because it gets used by OpenACS in some
places. I didn't know about your nspasswd module Oscar, but it sounds
great. I'm going to try it out tonight.
I'm trying to compile a complete list of AOLserver modules, where to
get them, and if they work on Windows.
I like the Wiki and hope that people will update it and you will
continue hosting it. I just didn't want to pollute it with my win32
related stuff, which I know many people on this list don't care about. It
is also easier for me to work with things in table format sometimes - I can
quickly t
I'm storing all of the module information in a database table, so it is
easy to sort as needed. Currently, the only useful ways of sorting the
information are alphabetically and by Win32 port status. I was hoping to
expand my table to include other columns, including which versions of
AOLser
I had definite issues with binary file uploads with the current 4
source. Specifically, the boundary string processing seemed broken, file
names with spaces didn't work, and posted forms had an extra \r\n on the
end. I've made patches but haven't submitted them yet. Has anyone else
seen these
I ran into this when I was trying to write some tests for the nssha1
module. I've seen implementations do it either or both ways, but I think
uppercase is "correct".
The standard gives examples in
uppercase: http://www.itl.nist.gov/fipspubs/fip180-1.htm
The informal sample vectors from NIST are
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