Hey all, me again.
For those of you who don't monitor the commits list I wanted to share a
few changes I've recently made as well as a few I'm still thinking about.
- implemented native decoding of strings in ns_returnfile. This allows
filenames that are not utf-8 to be passed, similar to
Everyone,
It appears that AOL is going to be shutting own its LISTSERV, which
includes several AOLserver mailing lists.
Since there's still activity on this mailing list, I think it would be
worth moving to a new list. SourceForge offers GNU Mailman lists as
part of its project hosting
Sourceforge seems a reasonable choice to me.
-J
Dossy Shiobara wrote:
Everyone,
It appears that AOL is going to be shutting own its LISTSERV, which
includes several AOLserver mailing lists.
Since there's still activity on this mailing list, I think it would be
worth moving to a new list.
Hi Jeff
congrats on all the great work. That all sounds super. A new AOLserver release
would be amazing, but maybe seeing as 4.0 was first released 8 years ago, we
could consider that it's about time for a move to 5.0? Not wanting to get too
Firefox-y about it, but I think it would be good for
Hey Jeff,
I'm about to start using aolserver for the first time in many, many years, so
your post is very encouraging, and the changes look good. Your exposed the
gzip flag to tcl scripts (ns_conn gzip) item reminded me that I believe I had
promised some code a while back on that...and I
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 05:09:48PM +0100, Fenton, Brian wrote:
A new AOLserver release would be amazing, but maybe seeing as 4.0
was first released 8 years ago, we could consider that it's about
time for a move to 5.0?
I guess he should just bump the version number up to 9.0 then, that'd
look
On Oct 19, 2011, at 6:51 PM, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 05:09:48PM +0100, Fenton, Brian wrote:
A new AOLserver release would be amazing, but maybe seeing as 4.0
was first released 8 years ago, we could consider that it's about
time for a move to 5.0?
I guess he
Fenton, Brian wrote:
Hi Jeff
congrats on all the great work. That all sounds super. A new
AOLserver release would be amazing, but maybe seeing as 4.0 was first
released 8 years ago, we could consider that it's about time for a
move to 5.0? Not wanting to get too Firefox-y about it, but I think
Brett Schwarz wrote:
I'll grab the latest and greatest from SF and start messing around with
your changes. Is SF the main repo for aolserver? What about the modules
(specifically nspostgres)?
Yep, SF is still the place for aolserver and nspostgres (which looks
like it has been updated to
