Dossy Shiobara said: > Yeah, when I made reference to "superficial problems" I probably should > have said "the oddly curious and dangerous memory management that's > going on." I just discovered Ns_DString as well, which seems like a good thing to use in future for these things. There's tons of cool stuff in both the Ns and Tcl API that, I guess, people would normaly use glibc for...
Anyone have any tips for using XCode to work on the AOLserver source? Like how to set up a project so you can build and debug inside XCode? Sample project file? > its life) ... then in your "session getter" you just check "is the > session expired," in which case, you go and unset/delete the session > from the cache. But what if the user never comes back? The thing would sit there forever. I would also plan to set the cookie to expire to a little after (their PC clock may be off!) what the session timeout is, so the cookie would not be sent at all anymore if your session timeout is 30 mins and they come back after an hour. This would mean re-sending the cookie on every request, of course. > adopt one of the existing AOLserver C modules that has no official > maintainer and become the official maintainer. That'd be good ... :-) Hehe, who knows! Let me first get my bearings before jumping into other people's code, though. Is there a list of "orphaned" modules on the Wiki or elsewhere? Cheers, Bas. -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
