Dossy Shiobara said:
I haven't tested with the commercial MSVC++ 6.0, only the new Microsoft
Visual C++ Toolkit 2003 compiler.
So it really is free (as in money wise), I didn't realise! That's good
enough then, if they ever stop handing it out for free, there is always
the possibility to switch.
Dossy, was Jamie's report helpful? If you think it's the same problem
then the cybercash module probably isn't implicated after all. Is this
something you plan to work on? I am not familiar enough with AOLserver
internals to help much, but I seem to have a pretty reliable setup for
reproducing
On 2004.07.23, Janine Sisk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dossy, was Jamie's report helpful?
It might be helpful, but I also think describes a problem that's fixed
in the more recent nsopenssl3 betas -- Jamie wasn't specific as to which
particular beta they saw this problem with.
What version of
This was nsopenssl beta 17, the latest on Scott's site. AOLserver
4.0.5 (haven't had time to upgrade since 6 7 came out). It's a
slightly older version of RedHat Linux, I *think* it's RH 8 but will
have to find out for sure. I know it is up-to-date on all of it's
patches.
Anything else you
On 2004.07.23, Janine Sisk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This was nsopenssl beta 17, the latest on Scott's site. AOLserver
4.0.5 (haven't had time to upgrade since 6 7 came out). It's a
slightly older version of RedHat Linux, I *think* it's RH 8 but will
have to find out for sure. I know it is
I built Tcl 8.4.6 and AOLserver 4.1.0 (CVS HEAD) and AOLserver 4.0.7. I
Where can I find what's changed between 4.0.7 and 4.1.0 ? I was
wondering whether 4.1.0 contains any features or fixes that would make
it worth upgrading to? I'm currently running 4.0.5 on windows.
A quick update on the
So, in the interest of science (and probably masochism) I compiled PHP
4.3.8 (with the aolserver.c patch from panoptic) against aolserver
3.5.10 and 4.0.7 last night, and ran some load tests. Result: on linux
2.4.26, and the only PHP configure option was --with-aolserver=, I was
seeing a failure
On 2004.07.23, Ramesh Venkitaswaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I built Tcl 8.4.6 and AOLserver 4.1.0 (CVS HEAD) and AOLserver 4.0.7. I
Where can I find what's changed between 4.0.7 and 4.1.0 ? I was
wondering whether 4.1.0 contains any features or fixes that would make
it worth upgrading to?
Awesome, thanks for the feedback! What OS are you running on your
laptop, by the way? I ran into the silly inbound connection limit on
my WinXP Home laptop -- very annoying.
Win 2K Pro SP4. That is interesting. Since I'm doing testing on my
laptop, I'm the only one who's accessing the site.
The version we're running has some Win32 patches and doesn't exactly match
up to a particular beta, but is closest to beta 20. (Last merged ChangeLog
entry was 2004-04-14 Scott Goodwin [EMAIL PROTECTED]) Looking at the
HEAD version, I don't see anything that looks targetted at these problems.
I haven't been able to duplicate this. I see ab reporting some errors
but according to the AOLserver logs it is doing the right thing. I have
zero previous experience with ab though, so a lot of this is from the hip.
Part of the problem may be that PHP isn't setting a content-length
header and ab
Does AOL Server support web services (e.g. SOAP)?
Where can I get more information on this topic?
Thanks,
Amy
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On 2004.07.23, Ramesh Venkitaswaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Awesome, thanks for the feedback! What OS are you running on your
laptop, by the way? I ran into the silly inbound connection limit on
my WinXP Home laptop -- very annoying.
Win 2K Pro SP4. That is interesting. Since I'm doing
On Jul 23, 2004, at 11:35 AM, Dossy Shiobara wrote:
No, this is a good start. AOLserver 4.0.5 should be okay, but you
definitely want to use the most current nsopenssl beta, which is
currentl v3_0beta21 in CVS.
Doh! I had no idea I wasn't using the latest code. I just
automatically went to
Hi,
Anyone using the nssoap module now and may know its current status?
Thanks,
Amy
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On Fri, Jul 23, 2004 at 06:19:57PM -0400, Amy Chan wrote:
Anyone using the nssoap module now and may know its current status?
I don't know, but there are probably 5 or so different SOAP or XML-RPC
packages that people have used from AOLserver. Here's an email from
January giving links to
On 2004.07.23, Noah Robin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, in the interest of science (and probably masochism) I compiled PHP
4.3.8 (with the aolserver.c patch from panoptic) against aolserver
3.5.10 and 4.0.7 last night, and ran some load tests. Result: on linux
2.4.26, and the only PHP configure
I would also like to endorse putting this module into AOLserver CVS. I just
tried it out to diagnose a problem page and instantly determined that one
proc call was responsible for 96% of the page building time. Thank you very
much Eric! It would have been a lot more painful to track that down
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