Hi Ryan,
We have a lot of Apache servers running CGI. I switched out Apache with
AOLserver on my servers (the others are not under my jurisdiction so
to speak), and there really wasn't any noticeable difference. As we
migrate from CGI to using the Tcl APIs, the big difference we see is in
speed
What is the difference between:
ns_param map GET /cgi /usr/local/cgi (the first sample config on your
page)
And
ns_param map GET /*.cgi / (second sample config).
I mean the difference between GET /cgi and GET /*.cgi? What scripts
will be matched for GET /cgi?
Also this page is not linked from
Hi Yon,
The /cgi part is supposed to tell the server to run the url as a CGI
when a URL matches '/cgi'. When I set it up in my server like this and
connected to a test.cgi script, it wanted me to download it. I don't
have any URLs of the form somepath/somename/cgi. Maybe this is a
typo in the
Do symbolic links interact properly with directoryfile under Aolserver
3.2?
Specifically, I use the default values for directoryfile (index.adp,
index.html, index.htm). In general, when I
request http://javamlm.mills.edu/.../;, I get the index.html file. I have
a symbolic link to a directory
Yes, I did that but neglected to mention it. I also did:
http://192.168.0.2/aolserver/gomore/index.htm
/s.
-Original Message-
From: AOLserver Discussion [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Dossy
Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2001 4:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER]
Thanks for the reply.
Maybe you linked to a relative path
incorrectly, or you linked to the absolute path rather than the path
relative to the pageroot.
I did link to an absolute path (/home/mailman/blahblah), which is not under
pageroot. Is that not allowed?
Ellen
Hi Ellen,
every web server has what's called a pageroot, the directory in the
filesystem where the web pages are served from. If the web server is
going to be able to follow a soft link, that softlink must be a relative
softlink rather than a fully-qualified path. Basically, you don't want
your
i had this problem for quite some time.. whenever $port is unavaible for
some reason and u did a ns_sockopen... booomm nsd dies...
i did a catch but still doesn't work...
if { [catch {ns_sockopen -nonblock $host $port} rw_sock] } {
set port
ns_log Notice Redirecting
Is this enforced in AS 3.x? Your note says the web server cannot follow...,
which is only true if it is chrooted or there is some server code checking
links (I think).
Jim
Hi Ellen,
every web server has what's called a pageroot, the directory in the
filesystem where the web pages are
+-- On Aug 20, macky said:
is there a way to resume download for AOLServer?
What do you mean? Do you mean that you want a program like GetRight or
wget to be able to resume a download FROM an instance of AOLserver?
If so, you can try 3.2+ad12 or 3.3+ad13. I implemented support for
- Original Message -
From: Rob Mayoff [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2001 8:57 PM
Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] Resume download for AOLServer
+-- On Aug 20, macky said:
is there a way to resume download for AOLServer?
What do you mean? Do you
is there a way to resume download for AOLServer?
What do you mean? Do you mean that you want a program like
GetRight
or wget to be able to resume a download FROM an instance of
AOLserver?
If so, you can try 3.2+ad12 or 3.3+ad13. I implemented support for
byte ranges (which is
12 matches
Mail list logo
