My recommendation would be to use in production naviserver with tcl
8.5.*. The main reason for the recommendation is lack of testing in
generation with tcl 8.6, and in particular with interactions with new
commands and features (e.g. coroutines, NRE etc.).
We don't have a list of known issues or a check list for a thorough
test. At least in the past, it was
a good policy to wait a few releases before jumping on the train.
all the best
-gustaf
Am 03.01.14 16:37, schrieb Cyan Ogilvie:
Hi
I'm looking at upgrading a fairly high load website from a prehistoric
version of aolserver (3.4 with Tcl 7.6) to the latest naviserver and
Tcl 8.6.1.
Has anyone run a production website with naviserver and Tcl 8.6 yet?
I put together a quick test a few months back and got a basic hello
world page to work, but the full site segfaulted, although I suspect
that is mostly due to the mysql db changes.
If this configuration isn't yet recommended for production systems
does anyone have a list of known issues with it? I've got a smallish
time budget I can spend working on them if someone can point me at a list.
Thanks
Cyan
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