My cohort at work, Gene Rogers, is working on the Ruby module now. He's
gotten it to run single-threaded, but hasn't tamed the multithreaded beast
yet.
/s
-Original Message-
From: AOLserver Discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
Of Chiriac Petrica Clement
Sent: Monday, April 23,
If the beans don't write to the database then ACID isn't even applicable.
If they do write to the database, then they're doing it through the
database access method and if the database is ACID compliant, so will be
the writes; again, not applicable.
If the data has been modified in the database
I've released version 1.1 of nsopenssl. You can get it from
http://scottg.net
The most important things: 40-bit browsers now work with SSLv3 and I've
added three Tcl commands to get information about the current connection
(what protocol, cipher, and the cipher strength being used).
/s.
Make sure your private key is not passphrase-protected; if it is, it'll
fail to be loaded by the server. You can use openssl to take the passphrase
off, but make sure you lock up this file so that only the server can read
it (root will also be able to read it, obviously):
openssl rsa -in
stub
isn't there. I'll try and upgrade OpenSSL and try again.
Scott Goodwin wrote:
Make sure your private key is not passphrase-protected; if it is, it'll
fail to be loaded by the server. You can use openssl to take the
passphrase
off, but make sure you lock up this file so that only
There has to be something -- anyone have any ideas?
Is there a 'hostid' command?
Another shot in the dark: does *BSD have anything like /proc/cpuinfo on
linux? 'cat'ing it out gives you the CPU info. It would be a bit of a mess
to use in the Makefile, but if *BSD has something like it, it
There has to be something -- anyone have any ideas?
Is there a 'hostid' command?
Another shot in the dark: is there anything like /proc/cpuinfo
available? 'cat'ing it out gives you the CPU info. It would be a bit of a
mess to use in the Makefile, but if you have access to something like it,
it
Simon, your short article I think is very appropriate for this forum
because there is little or no press for AOLserver/OpenNSD and how it's used
to solve real-world problems, so it's instructive. Another recent example
was the discussion of enterprise java beans and how they work. While not
AOLserver 4 is beta right now. Don't know how close it is to release, but
I've tested the nsopenssl module against it and it serves pages. It's the
default when you grab the CVS copy of the tree.
/s.
AOLserver 4 is mentioned in the Changelog - where can it be downloaded
from? How stable is
No. NSV uses hashes so there really is no concept of a first key/value
pair.
/s.
hi!
My question is about nsv interface
is there a way to get for example first key and value (that is not by
key, but position)
TIA
Remigiusz
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/s.
Hey, I did an rm -r /$dir once in a perl script where $dir happened to be
inadvertently empty. I was root at the time too. That was a good lesson.
You're not a stupid idiot.
/s.
Well, what can I say?
Here is what I think happened.
A Windows computer behind a SOCKS firewall got infected on
Let me understand this correctly: In your next version, I'll be able to
ns_httpget (or some equivalent) an SSL site? I'm looking for this
functionality *right now*. Is something like this availible now in
AOLServer/TCL, or is yours the first?
Yes, Sort of, Maybe.
I'm implementing all of
I would be needing to encrypt the data (text
string) with 3DES and then I would put this encrypted string at the end of
a HTTPS URL.
The receiving end would then decrypt and use the text string.
Would nsopenssl do this ?
divney
At 01:33 PM 7/23/01 -0400, Scott Goodwin wrote:
If you're
FYI:
the From: header is a valid HTTP header. It's meant to pass the email
address of the individual on the client side to the server. The idea is
that if there are problems with the headers from the client, the server
admin can email the person listed in the From: header. It's supposed to be
I rolled my own in Tcl. It loads a file of usernames/passwords every 15
mins. It stores these in nsv arrays. Pretty simple, and fast enough. I have
a request processor registered at preauth that checks a urlacls file that
contains each ACL'd URL and causes a challenge to be issued based on the
Hi Mark,
ns_sock* commands are still there and will continue to be there; no plans I
know of to deprecate them.
I don't have much Windows experience, but as far as I know, others are
using it fine.
Try using the ns_sock* commands, and if you have problems, post your
scripts to this forum and
As far as I know, all requested URLs must be referenced via the pageroot.
If you create a URL or a filesystem softlink that has an absolute path
like /home/scott/myweb/file, and pageroot is set to /myweb, the server
won't follow the link. I've made that mistake before both in Apache and
If you don't put it on the list, please cc me for both the Windows install
and PostgreSQL stuff.
thanks,
/s.
Tell you what, I can walk you through that if you'll walk me through the
same thing with PostGreSQL. I just did AOLserver last week, from the
binaries, not the C source. If you
Wow, that is a *great* idea. Then you could register an exception handler
for a url path. If it's possible, it would probably have to be something
set inside the Tcl interp that is running the ADP or Tcl code, before it
starts running the code. Unfortunately I don't yet know enough about Tcl
Funny you should mention that. I'm adding the ns_httpspost command to
https.tcl this weekend. I'll also be adding the ns_httppost to http.tcl.
/s.
I am looking for some easy way (i.e. a tcl routine not a C routine or
module) to post form data into a URL without passing it on the URL line
Ok Carl. DCI folks are probably really busy in any case, so I'll do it
myself soon; I just want better version numbering before 4.x is released.
/s.
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DIV
PHey Scott, this is to inform you that I've been extemely lame and
havent gotten in touch with the
A standard certificate issued by verisign or another company should work
fine with nsopenssl. The only thing you may have to do is decrypt the key.
Normally the key.pem is passphrase protected/encrypted. nsopenssl doesn't
try to figure out if it's passphrase protected so it won't ask or look for
On Thu, 4 Oct 2001 17:51:13 -0400, Robert Spassky Cabacungan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is the NsOpenSSLSend() function in ssl.c, in nsopenssl-2.0.
BIO_write is returning a resource not available, try again error, but
NsOpenSSLSend is not checking for that, and so behaves as though it
It sounds like your shared lib path doesn't include the directory where
this resides. In any case, nsopenssl should compile the OpenSSL library
*into* nsopenssl itself, and not use the shared lib.
Make sure you have the latest version of nsopenssl (either 1.1c or 2.0) and
grab the source for
Actually, looking at your log output, your conn is being cut immediately.
Still need to know what version of nsopenssl you're running.
Ian,
what version of nsopenssl are you using? Can you time how long before your
conn is cut?
/s.
On Fri, 9 Nov 2001 10:50:50 -0800, Ian Harding [EMAIL
Hi Sean,
have you run AOLserver under GDB yet to find out where it is segfaulting?
Here's an example of how to do that.
Put this into a file called gdbinit, substituting the things in parens with
something appropriate and adjusting pathnames:
=== BEGIN : CUT ==
directory
I hate to say it, but drop back to 3.0 and test on RH 7.2. If it breaks,
then there's something different in the combo between AOLserver and RedHat
7.2.
If it works, then upgrade to AOLserver 3.1 and test, then 3.2 and test etc.
until you get to 3.4.2, also on RedHat 7.2. Let's find out which
Ok, then it sounds like an interaction problem between AOLserver and RedHat
7.2 (or more likely the PHP module and 7.2).
Can you post the backtrace?
/s.
At 11:24 AM 11/27/2001 -0500, Scott Goodwin wrote:
I hate to say it, but drop back to 3.0 and test on RH 7.2. If it breaks,
then there's
Hi Nuno,
go about it? My current idea was to have AOLserver listen on two distinct
IPs (one for each domainname) and have two nsssl sections configured, one
for each IP, but I'm not sure if this will work.
This is the only way I know of that it will work.
Since the SSL conn must be set up
I don't think it's an OS problem, I think it was an SSL looping problem.
It's fixed in my latest alpha, but I'm going to be extremely busy between
now and the 21st on a project here at work, so I won't be doing an official
release until after that.
The alpha copy is attached; it's essentially
an
error in his nsd.tcl file.
nspostgres does not to my knowledge try to connect to the database until
the first sql statement you issue, so it'll start up properly even if your
database isn't around.
/s.
On Wednesday, December 12, 2001, at 01:16 PM, Scott Goodwin wrote:
Take a close look
It was a technical one. Making it win32-capable added a lot of code noise
and Jim D. asked the group at one of the chat sessions if there was any
reason not to drop win32 support, at least for 4.x. He wanted to focus on
cleaning up and improving the codebase and not spend a even more time on
Problem solved. It didn't quite work with what you sent, but it led me to
this, which did work:
RFLAG = -Xlinker -rpath
RPATH = $(RFLAG) $(AOLSERVER)/lib
Note that -Wl is *supposed* to pass the comma-separated list to the linker,
removing the commas in the process. This
tell you
specifically where appropriate is ... but if you can't
find it, I'll do a cvs update and look myself.
-- Dossy
On 2001.12.19, Scott Goodwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Problem solved. It didn't quite work with what you sent, but it led me
to
this, which did work:
RFLAG
For C modules, simply create the C functions you want exposed from your
module as externs and call them Ns_SomeName. Just make sure you don't
conflict with a C function name that already exists in the core or in other
modules. You do this by prepending something that you think is going to be
Well, the cat's out of the bag already. Let's set a standard for exposed
functions that sit within modules.
Currently, in nsopenssl's case:
NsOpenSSL* functions are externed but are not to be called from outside the
module.
Ns_OpenSSL* functions are external APIs that can be called from
If you're creating the socket in your C module using Tcl channels, I think
you just need to get the socket id back and use the standard puts, gets and
so on.
If you aren't using Tcl channels, you'll need to create your own Tcl
commands and use them to read/write bytes.
See nsopenssl for an
This was a posting from the PostgreSQL crew. I'm posting it here for two
reasons:
1. Maybe someone in our discussion group might be able to help who hasn't
seen the original message.
2. I think the method I gave in my response below might be a good way to
get work done on AOLserver module
Andre,
Go read the docs I have at
http://scottg.net/webtools/aolserver/modules/nscgi; maybe you'll find the
answer there. If not, I'll add them when you've found a solution.
thanks,
/s.
Hi!
I'm using Debian 2.2 potato, Aolserver 3.4.2, and would like to use
the cgi-feature with the
Can someone briefly explain to me why, once you have allocated handles from
a database pool, you cannot allocate more from the same pool until you
release all the ones you already have from that pool? Is it a race
condition, a performance trade-off or something else?
thanks,
/s.
I should be more specific -- SHA1 is a hashing algorithm What exactly are
you trying to do with it?
/s
Sean,
do you mean you need to do SHA1 encryption over the net? AFAIK, the nssha
module encrypts data but not for SSL Is it the SSL capability you're
looking for?
/s
There is a module
testing.
I'd like comments as to whether the XSLT portion that was added by Yon
Derek should be pulled out and put into a new, separate nsxslt module,
or if it should stay inside of nsxml.
/s.
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chatroom AOLserver on exchange 4
The URL for the chat room:
aim:GoChat?RoomName=AOLserver
You do NOT need to be an AOL subscriber to access
the chat room.
If you need more help getting on AIM or getting into the chat room,
please see http://dqd.com/~mayoff/aolserver/weekly-chat.html.
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The documentation is here:
http://dqd.com/~mayoff/aolserver/src/nscache/index.html
This is version 1.1, though it isn't marked as such. I encourage
any interested party to put the code in sourceforge or some other
repository.
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open, or just caching some of the SSL/crypto data?
If the
latter, how does it determine a new request is actually part of an old
SSL
session?
Thanks,
Jerry
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want to have to SSH into my server
just to
read the docs.. a web interface is MUCH easier to work
with...especially
since I do all my work remote..
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text.
The module can be downloaded from the projects page at:
http://www.scriptkitties.com/
Your input is both welcome and desired.
Daniel P. Stasinski
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Encrypted
data is returned as BASE64 encoded text.
The module can be downloaded from the projects page at:
http://www.scriptkitties.com/
Your input is both welcome and desired.
Daniel P. Stasinski
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and
smoke test it.
Send me any errata, comments or suggestions.
/s.
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.
http://openacs.org/sdm/download-package-release.tcl?package_id=2release_id=
60
or in case that didnt format correctly, try this:
http://oneweek.org/qk
Daniel
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, and fix the bug that had the patch
issued
earlier. Scott, if you would like I can take a look at that this week.
AFAIK I still have commit privileges on AS CVS on SF.
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1 Peter 4:11
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, Scott Goodwin wrote:
I'm going to import Rob's nscache module into SourceForge tonight or
tomorrow.
Anyone out there who knows of any changes/improvements that have been
made to the module that Rob has on his website, or any other
information, test code and so on, please send them to me
way for a while.
scalable. It still lacks full MIB support, but i could not find
multithreaded MIB library.
Most SNMP libraries appear to be commercial products. Surely there's on
open source one somewhere that's multithreaded.
/s.
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I just renamed ns_mail into ns_imap and put the module on
ftp://ftp.crystalballinc.com/pub/vlad/nsimap.tar.ga
I tested it and made some changes in Makefile to simplify
compilation without SSL support.
On Sun, Sep 29, 2002 at 04:33:00AM +, Scott Goodwin wrote:
On Sat, 28
.
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 08:39:57 -0400, Peter M. Jansson
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Scott Goodwin wrote:
it's time to break OpenSSL into its own openssl.so module, and have it
If you build OpenSSL as a shared lib, and the build procedures for
the AOLserver modules are friendly
Go to
http://openacs.org/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0006Qqtopic_id=11
for discussion on nspostgres, nsora, windows AOLserver and aD AOLserver
issues with respect to SF hosting.
/s.
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nsimap, so I don't know if the build
procedures for them require changes.
When you say you don't use any code that's installed with the OS, do
you
include C runtime libraries with that?
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002, Scott Goodwin wrote:
I have zero experience with shared libs, other than
changes that the community wants to see would allow us to experiment
with AOLserver core safely. The AOL dev team could then integrate the
improvements that make sense into the core, and everyone wins.
/s.
On Sun, 29 Sep 2002 14:37:50 -0400, Dossy [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On 2002.09.29, Scott Goodwin
Don Baccus has been added to the committer's list and will be focusing
on the nspostgres module.
Jeff Davis has stepped up to work on nsora.
http://openacs.org/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=0006Qqtopic_id=OpenACStopic=11
/s.
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nscache 1.3 is Rob Mayoff's original module. nscache 1.4 has the 'incr'
command added, courtesy of Vlad Seryakov. Both are now available as
downloads from the AOLserver SourceForge Files area.
/s.
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need to integrate them.
Please copy Jeff Davis (he and I are cc'd on this message, so
Reply-All, REMOVE the AOLserver Discussion address, and attach any
files).
thanks,
/s.
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thanks,
/s.
On Mon, 30 Sep 2002 00:59:53 -0400, Andrew Piskorski
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
On Mon, Sep 30, 2002 at 02:01:55AM +, Scott Goodwin wrote:
I now have Oracle Driver 2.3 and 2.5.
Scott, that doesn't sound right. The latest Oracle driver released by
aD was 2.6, and I think that's
been fixed elsewhere
and make that 2.7beta.
--Jeff
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...
regards,
-Oscar
On Monday, September 30, 2002, at 12:47 AM, Scott Goodwin wrote:
I've imported and created a File release of nssha1, version 0.1. I'll
promote it to version 1.0 when I or someone else can confirm that it
works properly with AOLserver.
/s.
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currently have, they can do so by downloading
http://scottg.net/download/nsora.tar.gz.
/s.
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Ayan George's nsimage module is now in AOLserver's SF area. I've tagged
the initial code as 'v1_0beta1'. If I remember, I'll package it up and
release it as nsimage-1.0beta1.tar.gz.
/s.
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that
will
display the version in that format?
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of bandwidth since -someone- deletes them
out
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I have a request to all posters to the AOLserver discussion group:
please take the time to use reasonably good subject lines in your
messages. The subject line above doesn't tell me anything about the
content, but it could. I better line might have been:
AS 3.4 and PG 7.2.1 - occasional crash
Title: Message
If you mean
that all the ns_sock* commands are to be documented under one ns_sock.n man
page, I have to disagree. It breaks the unix standard of one command per man
page. I wouldn't know to look in ns_sock.n for ns_sockopen; the user should not
need to know what file a
I find, for example, that the traditional AOLserver documentation
including all
variants of ns_return on a single page helps me to better understand
the range
of responses available.
After reviewing this, I now see what you're saying. The problem is that
the second part of some command names
Title: Message
I Agree.
We'll do the 3.5 docs first as-is. I think at some point
we should bite the bullet and rename commands like
ns_returnadminnotice
to
be
ns_return adminnotice
and
maintain that consistency throughout the server and modules. Backward compatibility
would be kept
Title: Message
What was
the new chat time on Thursdays? Last stated was 3pm Eastern, but then you asked
for any takers at 2pm Eastern. I abstained, and no one else spoke up, so I'm
assuming it was finally changed to 3pm Eastern.
I intend to
hang out in the chat room all day from now on.
Hi Daniël,
Yes, this would be useful, maybe as a standard ns_* style command,
something like an ns_bind_vars.
Right now the focus is on setting up a core AOLserver team, getting
AOLserver 3.5.0 fully documented, getting the current modules cleaned
up/documented, getting AOLserver 4.0 released,
Title: Message
If anyone
from the OpenACS community would like to nominate themselves, please send your
brief paragraph or two to Nathan.
/s.
-Original Message-From: AOLserver
Discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Simon
MillwardSent: Tuesday, November 05,
Good question. In about six months I expect AOLserver and all of the
modules to be fully tested, documented and clean. At that point, it will
be hard to argue with using AOLserver for any kind of IT project from a
technical or maintenance standpoint. It is the other arguments we will
have to
-Original Message-
From: AOLserver Discussion [mailto:AOLSERVER;LISTSERV.AOL.COM] On Behalf
Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 12:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [AOLSERVER] Other languages (was: Project Update)
I think Tcl (or, rather, single language support)
Exactly. Even though they work for AOL, they are still a part of the
AOLserver community and should have a vote. I wish I could have put it
this clearly.
/s.
-Original Message-
From: AOLserver Discussion [mailto:AOLSERVER;LISTSERV.AOL.COM] On Behalf
Of Jeff Hobbs
Sent: Friday, November
On Monday, January 6, 2003, at 11:10 PM, Jeffrey Hobbs wrote:
That's a good question ... I've never actually done performance
analysis on the stacked channel stuff, but it is fairly efficient.
It just passes buffers from one stack to the next as they are
consumed. Special purpose filters may
Hi Keith,
Just append all the CA cert files in the chain into one file, then use
the ServerCAFile param to point to it. These CA cert files should be in
PEM format. We're using that here for our DoD CA chain and it works
great.
/s.
On Thursday, January 16, 2003, at 12:07 PM, Keith Paskett
After looking through the 3.4.2 source code, the answer is no. TRACE is
not a supported HTTP method in AOLserver. I used cscope to find all
occurences of TRACE and found none. Also checked the Tcl module that
come with the server.
It might be wise to register a proc to log that a TRACE request
On Wednesday, January 22, 2003, at 03:48 PM, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
Incidentally, Apache/1.3.26, the version shipped with Debian 3.0, DOES
implement TRACE.
On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 01:04:36PM -0800, Jade Rubick wrote:
Does Aolserver implement the TRACE command?
erry Asher wrote:
Scott Goodwin wrote:
have the source code.
We use AOLserver for EMIS, which is not vulnerable. I've added extra
checking to the EMIS request processor 5 minutes ago to log any attempts
to use HTTP methods that we don't accept so we can identify attempts to
use TRACE. Here's the piece
I think a registered filter put in before any other filter would be
better, unless you have a specific error page you want to show that's
in OpenACS. My code is returning our error page; I wouldn't want to
rely on a more complex module to perform this function for me. A bug in
your rewrite code
Adobe's Acrobat Viewer supports byte range serving when installed as a plug-in for Netscape Navigator, or as an ActiveX control for Microsoft's Internet Explorer. It'll pull down a page at a time as you move through the document.
/s.
On Thursday, January 23, 2003, at 06:47 PM, Jim Davidson
Hi all,
can those of you with Cold Fusion experience please respond to me
directly with your opinions on Cold Fusion vs Tcl in AOLserver?
I need to make a case for moving a heavy Cold Fusion developer group to
Tcl in AOLserver. Specifically I need to convince this group that the
pain of the
Pull the CVS copy of nspostgres -- I believe that one works with
AOLserver 4.x, but hasn't been packaged for a release yet.
/s.
On Monday, February 10, 2003, at 09:22 AM, Wes James wrote:
I tried to compile nspostgres 3.5 and I get compile errors with aols4.
I
then try it again with aols351
John Caruso pointed this out a couple of weeks ago. Read below:
From: John Caruso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri Feb 21, 2003 5:57:14 PM US/Central
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Test for THREADS in thread.c (in nsopenssl 2.1)
I'm in the process of (re)building nsopenssl 2.1 using openssl 0.9.7a,
Do you have session caching turned on?
/s.
On Monday, March 10, 2003, at 11:00 PM, William Scott Jordan wrote:
I'm running AOLServer 3.4 with OpenSSL 0.9.6 and nsopenssl 2.2b4 on
Redhat
7.0 and I'm getting this error quite a bit:
Error: nsopenssl: EOF during SSL handshake
I have no idea
,
-Oscar
On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 11:42:36PM -0600, Scott Goodwin wrote:
Turn it on, always, always, always have session caching on, or SSL to
certain MSIE browser versions will fail in the way you're seeing. I've
just updated the nsopenssl config examples at my site to reflect this.
nsopenssl 3.0
Note that you will see some EOFs in the log files that are normal and
aren't due to failures. I see them all the time because we're using
client certs -- MSIE makes a connection, realizes the server wants a
client cert, cuts the conn (EOF), asks the user which client cert they
want to use, then
Find out what browser types and versions you expect your users to use
and go see what CA certs are preloaded into them. That's the list of
CAs you should choose from. Getting a server cert from anyone else, or
generating your own, will cause your user's browsers to popup the
invalid site warning.
On 3/17/03 11:17 AM, Janine Sisk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hear, hear! :)
I keep hearing about the studliness of Emacs and it's not that I don't
believe it - but my fingers know Vi extremely well, after using it for
nigh on 15 years (ok, that's a scary thought in itself!) and it slows
me
I believe you limit the request line like so:
ns_section ns/server/${servername}
ns_param maxline 10240
It defaults to 8192 in AOLserver 3.5.1.
The config file should be placed in the top level of your AOLserver
installation area, and should be called nsd.tcl. For a new
installation,
Send me the patch and tell me what the previous version was (i.e. is it
the current CVS copy that doesn't do what you expect?).
/s.
On Monday, March 24, 2003, at 02:35 PM, Daniel P. Stasinski wrote:
In the newest nsxml module, is there a way to produce indented
output rather than all on one
Hi Matthew,
Sounds like a memory leak in nscgi. Can you send me the perl script and
your nsd.tcl file? I'll see if I can duplicate the problem, track it
down and fix it.
thanks,
/s.
On Friday, March 28, 2003, at 04:57 PM, Matthew Krenzer wrote:
I know this subject was addressed a while ago but
Go get nsopenssl 2.1 and look at the https.tcl file in that
distrubution: I've added ns_httpspost to it, and it even does multipart
forms!
Take my changes and apply them to the http.tcl file that comes with
AOLserver and you'll have what you need.
Send me the resulting http.tcl file and I'll
Of course that was easy. What, did you think this was Apache?!?
/s.
On Thursday, April 3, 2003, at 10:32 AM, Wolfgang Winkler wrote:
Hi!
I just changed the line from
set http [ns_httpsopen POST $url $rqset $timeout $querystring]
to
set http [ns_httpopen POST $url $rqset $timeout
Matthew,
I've tracked down the CGI memory leak; it should be fixed in about an
hour in both the 3.5 branch and 4.x.
/s.
On Friday, March 28, 2003, at 04:57 PM, Matthew Krenzer wrote:
I know this subject was addressed a while ago but I'm curious to know
if
there has been any resolution to this.
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