Jacek Prucia [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it a goal of the flood project to make a library out of it? In
other words, expose an API that other programs could pass data
into and out of, and link to? Or will XML be the only way to do
this?
It will probably be XML only. If you want
On Tue, Oct 08, 2002 at 06:15:43PM -0700, David N. Welton wrote:
Well, I'm primarily interested in seeing flood as a versatile a tool
as possible... which for me means a library that I can use with other
things, and also a simple command line tool ala ab.
I think this would be possible if
Andre Schild wrote:
Did you compile mod_auth_ldap as one module, and util_ldap as the second
one ?
Mod_auth_ldap and util_ldap are two separate modules where mod_auth_ldap
depends on util_ldap.
This is done in exactly the same way that proxy_ftp depends on
mod_proxy, so if you are looking
Andre Schild wrote:
finaly I got the module compiled and running under w2k.
Sweet... I just comitted them - thanks!
If my changes are accepted, then I'm willing to update the README.ldap
file to replect the win32
steps to build the module.
If you can update the README it would be great...
Here the updates.
The apr_ldap.hw goes in the apr-util/include, as it isn't automaticaly
generated for windows.
What about renaming util_ldap.c to mod_ldap.c ?
Would make the naming of the files/modules more consistent,
but on the other hand break the build process for all
platforms.
But if we
Andre Schild wrote:
Here the updates.
The apr_ldap.hw goes in the apr-util/include, as it isn't automaticaly
generated for windows.
Ok.
What about renaming util_ldap.c to mod_ldap.c ?
Would make the naming of the files/modules more consistent,
but on the other hand break the build
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Andre Schild wrote:
What about renaming util_ldap.c to mod_ldap.c ?
Is it that important for now? I think lets rather worry about this
when
mod_auth_ldap gets fitted to the new authn/authz framework. Then we
will
be renaming a whole bunch of stuff.
Ok,
On Wed, Oct 02, 2002 at 03:54:18PM -0700, Joshua Slive wrote:
On Wed, 2 Oct 2002, Marc Slemko wrote:
Lets not encode env variables, as we discussed earlier.
Escaping them is bogus and doesn't solve anything since there are all
sorts of variables that aren't and shouldn't be encoded.
* Joe Orton wrote:
If this change does get reverted so that SERVER_NAME is not encoded
internally again, the error includes need updating so that is is
encoded there instead:
--- error/include/bottom.html~ 2002-07-11 20:07:03.0 +0100
+++ error/include/bottom.html 2002-10-09
Andre Schild wrote:
Did you compile mod_auth_ldap as one module, and util_ldap as the second
one ?
Yes.
If yes, how did you resolve the missing exports from util_ldap to be
able to link mod_auth_ldap.
I created a .def file as per the attachment on my previous post and
included it in the
Andre Schild wrote:
Hello,
finaly I got the module compiled and running under w2k.
Here the steps required to get it working:
1. put the two dsp files from the attachement in the experimental
folder
2. the netscape/iplanet ldap libraries are installed in srclib\ldap
3. Apply the
Hello HTTP contributors,
I am conducting a survey about the way bugs are handled in open source
software projects. The survey includes questions that can be answered by
developers,testers, bug fixers, project managers, and owners of defect
databases. It is only and only for research purposes
Prompted by a recent message about SERVER_NAME, I took a look at some of
the default error page SSIs. And they have '#echo encoding=none
var=...' sprinkled in all sorts of places.
Please, do NOT do this. The ONLY place to use encoding=none is
where you know the variable is being set by
Hi,
I found problems in mod_cache + mod_proxy and handling multiple brigade.
If someone have ideas on it...
1)
When the mod_cache is trying to cache a document in multiple brigade, it
store and concat each brigade in cache-saved_brigade.
When the first brigade is cached, the r-headers_out are
Estrade Matthieu wrote:
Hi,
I found problems in mod_cache + mod_proxy and handling multiple brigade.
If someone have ideas on it...
1)
When the mod_cache is trying to cache a document in multiple brigade,
it store and concat each brigade in cache-saved_brigade.
When the first brigade
I'm looking at some odd behavior in the cache code right now related to
cache expiration processing. I might get to looking at this problem before
this weekend. I'll post any info I find in order to help you fix it this
weekend if I don't finish it before then...
Brian Pane wrote:
Estrade
This might sound silly, but can one make Apache 2.0 listen to a Unix domain
socket instead of a TCP socket?
I looked through the code that has to do with sockets and it seemed as if that
was not possible at this point. But I might have missed something...
Bojan
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