On Fri, 14 Mar 2003, Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
> In AOLserver command set there are couple of commands
> executing scripts at various times and/or events:
>
> > info comm ns_at*
> ns_atsignal ns_atexit ns_atclose ns_atshutdown
>
> What I somehow miss is the ability to execute scripts
> *after* t
On 2003.03.14, Jeremy Cowgar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is their a mysql module that works with 4.0? The postgres one works
> great, but for speed concerns and the simplistic data I am storing, I
> think mysql would be a better choice.
>
> I am not against using a CVS copy if one exists.
I think
Hear hear!! Simple data in a highly capable RDBMS is not a sin unless you wrote a
big check for your highly capable RDBMS. PostgreSQL is actually not a resource or
administration hog for small datbases as compared to the "Big Boys". In fact, one of
the big gripes about it in the mailing list
on 3/14/03 1:30 PM, Jeremy Cowgar at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Is their a mysql module that works with 4.0? The postgres one works great, but
> for speed concerns and the simplistic data I am storing, I think mysql would
> be a better choice.
For those reasons, I'd stick with PostgreSQL, especia
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Is their a mysql module that works with 4.0? The postgres one works great, but
for speed concerns and the simplistic data I am storing, I think mysql would
be a better choice.
I am not against using a CVS copy if one exists.
Thanks,
Jeremy
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It's been a while since I bestirred myself to change anything in my SSL
configuration (yes, I'm *still* running AOLserver 2.1 on one server...)
but I've got reason to consider SSL on one of my newer servers and I
don't want to pay Verisign more than I have to (and it's a different
domain name). So
In AOLserver command set there are couple of commands
executing scripts at various times and/or events:
> info comm ns_at*
ns_atsignal ns_atexit ns_atclose ns_atshutdown
What I somehow miss is the ability to execute scripts
*after* the server has finished initialization but
*before* it goes i
On Friday 14 March 2003 17:49, you wrote:
> I placed this file in server/modules/tcl/hello.tcl
>
> set hello "Hello %s"
>
> ns_register_proc GET /hello howdy
> proc howdy {conn context} {
> global hello
> ns_return [format $hello "Jeremy"]
> }
>
> When I access, /hello I recieve:
>
> [14/Ma
On Fri, Mar 14, 2003 at 11:49:47AM -0500, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
> I placed this file in server/modules/tcl/hello.tcl
>
> set hello "Hello %s"
>
> ns_register_proc GET /hello howdy
> proc howdy {conn context} {
> global hello
> ns_return [format $hello "Jeremy"]
> }
> [14/Mar/2003:11:16:20][
I placed this file in server/modules/tcl/hello.tcl
set hello "Hello %s"
ns_register_proc GET /hello howdy
proc howdy {conn context} {
global hello
ns_return [format $hello "Jeremy"]
}
When I access, /hello I recieve:
[14/Mar/2003:11:16:20][17125.65541][-conn:server1::0] Error: can't rea
I'm seeing the same thing with Daniel S's nsadmin tcl module.
I tires to rename the original 'ns_db' command to 'c_ns_db' and then creates
a ns_db proc that adds the extra functionality. However, this fails to find
'c_ns_db' as the rename seems to hav failed somewhere
> -Original Message-
My pleasure. The database is done with scripts, so I manualy get the
database from all three registries (which are all in different formats)
and then parse, combine and sort them for the database file. I will put
this into one big script soon, now that people are using it! ;-)
Might take over the
Hi Bas!
I've thrown the file in my tcl directory, loaded the database on startup and
it works out of the box. Thanks a lot! How do you compile the database? Is
this an automatic process or are there some "human ressources" involved. Just
curious.
wiwo
On Friday 14 March 2003 11:06, you wrote:
>
Hi !
As I said on the last chat, this is my proposal for
adding compile/runtime version info to AOLserver.
Since changes are really trivial. I'd like to
put them in the 4.0 version, if there are no objections.
Proposed changes are modelled 1:1 to the already
existing Tcl versioning info covered w
On Thursday 13 March 2003 22:21, you wrote:
> Does Tcl's rename command work in AOLserver 4.0? With 3.3+AD13, if I
> add "rename cmd cmd_old" to a file in modules/tcl, it seems to work.
> But the same code doesn't appear to be working on 4.0 beta 3. Any ideas?
> Thanks!
It has to do with the way
Not sure why this is happening, but it seems a bit much to fork a whole
new process for this. :) Let me plug something I was working on but have
not really made public yet:
http://opentarget.scheffers.net/
Pure Tcl implementation or just put the database into your RDBMS.
Bas.
Wolfgang Winkler s
Hi!
When I'm executing the statement
set str [exec geoiplookup www.aolserver.com]
from an AOLSERVER tcl file I get the following error:
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error waiting for process to exit: child process lost (is SIGCHLD ignored or
trapped?)
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Geoiplookup is a tool that tries to guess where an IP
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