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As of 6/4, there are 28 commands out of 220 commands (or nearly 13%)
complete on the wiki. Some of those 220 commands are not commands that
ship with the stock AOLserver core, so I'll either leave them incomplete
or remove them from the list.
There are only 15 more business days until the 6/25
Everyone,
Sometime on Friday 6/4, something happened to the LISTSERV so that mail
to the list was bouncing. I contacted the helpful folks who manage the
LISTSERV installation here and am told that all should be working again.
Sorry for the inconvenience this has caused anyone who needed to send
On 2004.06.03, Adam Bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The following two links, for example, will open up the same room to both AOL
and AIM.
aol://2719:10-4-AOLserver
aim:gochat?roomname=AOLserverExchange=4
Aha. Thanks -- couldn't figure out the AOL URL, so I just assumed there
wasn't
I'm happy to announce the release of AOLserver 4.0.5.
The changes in this release include:
* remove Makefile.module during distclean
* Allow users to override logging functions (see nsd/log.c)
* Fix crash bug in Ns_Trim* when trimming NULL strings.
* Add new bool config option,
Is there a way to obtain the current connection's Ns_conn if
it's not passed into a C function explicitely? Is it accessible
somewhere globally or via a function at the C level?
Thanks for any help.
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Mike Schilli
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AOL Host Infrastructure Engineering
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On 2004.06.07, Mike Schilli [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to obtain the current connection's Ns_conn if
it's not passed into a C function explicitely? Is it accessible
somewhere globally or via a function at the C level?
In AOLserver 4.0, you want to look at Ns_GetConn() in
For 3.4, it's:
Ns_Conn *conn;
/* get connection structure */
conn = Ns_TclGetConn(interp);
if (conn == NULL) {
Tcl_AppendResult(interp, NULL conn??, NULL);
return TCL_ERROR;
}
Jim
Is there a way to obtain the current connection's Ns_conn if
it's not passed into a C
