Hi all,
I can't find how to stop the nsd process for the version 4.0 (4.0 beta3).
In the 3.x series, I was using the -K flag on the command line to stop the
server.
Is there a new way to shutdown aolserver v4.0 ?
Thanks.
Jean-Fabrice RABAUTE
Core Services
http://www.core-services.fr
Mob: +33
What does everyone else use for editing ADP's? TCL for that fact as well.
Jeremy
On Sunday 16 March 2003 08:39 am, you wrote:
Greetings.
I use emacs for all text editing and I was running into a problem with
editing ADP's. With html-helper-mode I can do things like narrow down to a
jEdit (www.jedit.org). It does a good job of markup highlighting, and works on all four platforms I use. It comes with all kinds of code highlighting presets built in, and handles pretty much everything I've thrown at it without dying.
Kevin
In a message dated 3/17/03 9:19:25 AM, [EMAIL
You should be able to simply KILL the AOLserver PID. There are a number
of ways you can find the PID:
1. Configure the AOLserver to write out the PID to a file:
ns_section ns/parameters
ns_param pidfile /tmp/${servername}.pid
By default a PID file is generated as
Thanks a lot.
The first solution is fine for me.
Best regards.
Jean-Fabrice RABAUTE
Core Services
http://www.core-services.fr
Mob: +33 (0)6 13 82 67 67
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vim, obstinately. ; )
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Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] Emacs and ADP -- a solution
What does everyone else use for editing ADP's? TCL for that fact as well.
Jeremy
On
Hear, hear! :)
I keep hearing about the studliness of Emacs and it's not that I don't
believe it - but my fingers know Vi extremely well, after using it for
nigh on 15 years (ok, that's a scary thought in itself!) and it slows
me down too much to try to learn another editor. Maybe I'll give it a
On Mon, Mar 17, 2003 at 09:08:46AM -0500, Jeremy Cowgar wrote:
What does everyone else use for editing ADP's? TCL for that fact as well.
XEmacs with MMM for Multiple Major Modes support works very nicely.
It's a huge improvement over the stock Tcl mode in Gnu Emacs and
XEmacs as well. I didn't
On 3/17/03 11:17 AM, Janine Sisk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hear, hear! :)
I keep hearing about the studliness of Emacs and it's not that I don't
believe it - but my fingers know Vi extremely well, after using it for
nigh on 15 years (ok, that's a scary thought in itself!) and it slows
me
On 2003.03.17, Scott Laplante [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
vim, obstinately. ; )
vim6 here, too. Rock on.
-- Dossy
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He realized the fastest way to change is to
XEmacs with MMM for Multiple Major Modes support works very nicely.
It's a huge improvement over the stock Tcl mode in Gnu Emacs and
XEmacs as well. I didn't configure the one I'm using at work, so I
can't really tell you how to do so, but googling for mmm-mode gets a
lot of useful hits,
Jeremy Cowgar writes:
XEmacs with MMM for Multiple Major Modes support works very nicely.
It's a huge improvement over the stock Tcl mode in Gnu Emacs and
XEmacs as well. I didn't configure the one I'm using at work, so I
can't really tell you how to do so, but googling for mmm-mode gets
On Mon, 17 Mar 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy Cowgar writes:
XEmacs with MMM for Multiple Major Modes support works very nicely.
It's a huge improvement over the stock Tcl mode in Gnu Emacs and
XEmacs as well. I didn't configure the one I'm using at work, so I
can't really tell
I read that:
AOLserver limits the length of each line in the HTTP request header,
including the request line itself. This limits the amount of data you can
put in form variables in a GET request. AOLserver does not specifically
limit the length of each form variable's value.
The limit is set in
I believe you limit the request line like so:
ns_section ns/server/${servername}
ns_param maxline 10240
It defaults to 8192 in AOLserver 3.5.1.
The config file should be placed in the top level of your AOLserver
installation area, and should be called nsd.tcl. For a new
installation,
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