>From what I have seen, Cherokee has a future but it is shrouded by the lack of
>support from the community.
Whenever any Cherokee installation fails for whatever reason - in my case there
is a file missing but nobody can tell me how to get that file so I can get back
on the road.
I suppose if I had offered a bounty of some unspecified amount of money I might
have gotten this problem fixed rather quickly especially if I had put a
time-limit on the bounty.
On the other hand, if money has to be offered to get an obvious bug fixed then
this opens the door to the creation of bugs for profit rather than the creation
of usable software for profit.
Eh, maybe Cherokee 0.99.24 will be the next version I might use. Cherokee
0.99.22 is the last stable version I can see using.
You never can tell, you guys might have managed to break Cherokee without even
knowing it only to learn some years from now your user-base dried up and by
then it will be far too late to fix.
Cheers.
Ray C. Horn
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> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: [Cherokee] Cannot start Cherokee 0.99.23
> Date: Mon, 31 Aug 2009 23:42:17 +0200
>
> On 31-ago-09, at 22:37, ray horn wrote:
>
> > This exactly why some people will not use Open Source - because
> > there is no end-user support.
>
> I cannot agree with that. Actually, there are two levels of support:
>
> - Community: We've been trying to give you a hand on this thread. Even
> though nobody found what the installation problem was (I'm pretty sure
> it's a installation issue), there have been a number of people who
> checked the configuration file you sent.
>
> - Profesional: Octality (http://www.octality.com/) offers profesional
> support for High Performance Web environments, more specially for
> Cherokee.
>
> > Shall I code my own web server so I avoid being in this situation ?
>
> I can asure you, it's a lot of fun. It's quite time consuming
> though.. :-)
>
> > Why is this problem so darned difficult for you guys ?!? Just write
> > some Python code and get the problem solved ! This is what I would
> > do were I trying to make people believe my software was worth
> > using... that or allow some to feel my work is useless by the masses.
> >
> > You all have done some wonderful work - you sold me on Cherokee -
> > now you are being asked to make your software usable and doing so is
> > too extreme for you ?!?
>
> Again. You've seen that a number of people tried to help you out. I do
> NOT think they deserve that tone.
>
> <sighhhhhh..> Well, let's see if we finally find what's wrong with
> your setup. My first guess; try searching for cherokee executables (in
> order to check if you have mixed to different versions of cherokee).
> There MUST be only one cherokee-worker binary installed in your system:
>
> find / -name cherokee-worker
>
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