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-#include nsdb.h
Ah, that did the trick. Thanks Jeff!
Will the source be fixed for the final release?
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-behaved, anyway. That it's safe to do a make
distclean after a make install.
We already have a world convinced that Apache is the One True Webserver.
Little kinks like this are the kind of thing that might alienate someone
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So we (the OpenACS folk) could tell folks they can run with stock
AOLserver 4.0 while making the caching version of file.tcl available for
those who want it, then lobby for its inclusion in AOLserver 4.1.
That would be the conservative approach ...
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The code's been used successfully in many sites so seems stable.
But has it been proven to be effective? I haven't seen any numbers. I
helped implement it, but I don't recall that we (ArsDigita) ever did a
serious analysis of whether
Bas Scheffers wrote:
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The bytecode cache caches the top-level code for the page itself, that
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into a tcl
script and executed.
Someone's working on making the templating system and the OpenACS
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with AOLserver. Not sure when this will be finished ...
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So ... my questions are simple. Who maintains ns_cache these days? Who
has commit rights to CVS? How do I get these modifications accepted?
Should the maintainer (Rob?) review my changes?
Don,
Since I'm about
to map the name to a cache pointer. You
initializing that hashtable and an associated static lock the first time
the module is loaded, and only the first time ...
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-serverwide it is.
I agree. -global would be confusing because of the existing
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It is in the SF and I've made the 1.5 version in the Files section.
The new option is set to -serverwide boolean if you ever need it.
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hackers will see it?
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On Thursday 05 June 2003 07:36 pm, Nathan Folkman wrote:
We could rename the command to be ns_evil. :-)
You've got my vote!
Actually ... as currently implemented it would probably be better to just
rename it ns_synch or the like.
global foo
set foo bar
ns_eval {}
is equivalent to
ns_eval {
On Friday 06 June 2003 02:53 am, Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
On Friday 06 June 2003 11:48, you wrote:
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
I would love to hear some other oppinions. But, I'm already thinking
about what we'd need to do so that both approaches are available.
My simple guess would be
On Friday 06 June 2003 08:15 am, Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
My initial idea was to simply make the Nsd as static package by doing
Tcl_StaticPackage() at the end of InitInterp() and then do from Tcl:
set interp [interp create]
$interp eval {load Nsd}
$interp eval [ns_ictl get]
and so on...
On Friday 06 June 2003 08:12 am, Lamar Owen wrote:
On Thursday 05 June 2003 22:28, Don Baccus wrote:
The implementation in AOLserver 4 is very, very different. The script is
executed then the ENTIRE set of namespaces and procs are saved to the
server's tcl.script pointer.
Argh!
One
On Friday 06 June 2003 11:54 am, Vinod Kurup wrote:
On Fri, 6 Jun 2003 11:12:43 -0400, Lamar Owen wrote:
So, when a patch for OpenACS that doesn't use ns_eval is ready, those of
you who have problems with the nsdb0 stuff, if yu could please determine
whether the elimination of ns_eval fixes
On Friday 06 June 2003 06:13 pm, you wrote:
On Friday, June 6, 2003, at 05:42 PM, Don Baccus wrote:
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practicing MD.
Isn't Open Source great?)
Open Source definitely is great. I can't wait for the day that my
patients come
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A guy I know - a research biochemist who is very fit and in his mid-fifties
but has been having episodes of skipping heart beats, racing etc - was
given a really cool device by OHSU, our local med school.
Sorry I meant to e-mail that to Vinod
On Saturday 07 June 2003 09:59 am, Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
On Friday 06 June 2003 17:35, Don Baccus wrote:
Right, if you skip the traces you don't get the module-defined ns_*
commands, we're on the same page here ... as far as this bit goes anyway.
After thinking again and again, I see two
Here's the documentation on the aolserver.com website, which describes how it
works in AOLserver 3:
ns_eval evaluates the Tcl passed in to this function. The Tcl is evaluated in
all the Tcl interpreters for this virtual server. You can use this command to
maintain global variables. For example,
On Friday 27 June 2003 02:47 pm, you wrote:
Hello All,
I have an AOLserver installed on NetBSD-current with Zoran's help. It works
fine but I can't connect to a postgres database. The PostgreSQL version is
7.3.3, the AOLserver version is 4b8, the nspostgres driver version is
4.0-beta1. After
On Monday 30 June 2003 09:00 am, Kevin Murphy wrote:
I have been testing apache 1.3.27, webstar 5.?, and aolserver 3.5.6
4.0B8 with ab and http_load on Mac OS X 10.2.5.
I have noticed that when I raise the concurrent requests much above 12,
ab and http_load both indicate lots of errors for
On Friday 18 July 2003 11:32 am, derek wrote:
I'm running mac os 10.2.6 and postgresql 7.3.3.
I've tried compiling the nspostgres driver from aolserver and the postgres
driver from openacs -- both fail.
Are they compatible with 7.3.3?
Are you sure you've got the include paths right?
I've
On Tuesday 26 August 2003 05:41 pm, Dossy wrote:
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OpenACS and its database API (which builds upon AOLserver's API) has code
to do that, including returning a list of ns_sets.
bind variables. I'm assuming this requires a driver change.
Does anyone have a patch?
Try asking on our OpenACS site - a couple of folks have been moving the
toolkit to Oracle 9i and have it working, and haven't mentioned any driver
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Try it ... I think you'll like it. The PG lists are very helpful, and for
AOLserver + PG issues both this list and the forums over at our OpenACS
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per se (just the Oracle client library) ... if
you have purchased Oracle support you should be able to find out the exact
version which fixes this.
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. When I want to change the look
and feel of every form in an OpenACS site, to meet the design criteria of a
client, I change one file and the templating system takes care of the rest.
It's a bit less work than visiting every .adp page in the system looking for
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have even been partially addressed already, e.g.:
Originally the templating system was standalone...
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realize OpenSSL isn't part of the AOLserver core proper, but it's importance
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On Tuesday 17 August 2004 11:51 am, Dossy Shiobara wrote:
Janine has offered to help, but cannot provide access to her production
environments where the problem is occurring.
Sloan's going to try to reproduce it in the next week or two, at which time I
plan to dig around in gdb ...
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Am I on the right track with the following?
I think so, yes. The #1 question to answer is are the long-running threads
caused by an application query, or something internal to Postgres?
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On Mar 18, 2008, at 11:25 AM, Xavier Bourguignon wrote:
I have a URL mapped to a Tcl procedure like this: ns_register_proc
POST /login login
in my adp page called index.adp I have this:
form action =/login method=post
username: input type=text name=usernamebr
password: input
On Mar 18, 2008, at 12:26 PM, Xavier Bourguignon wrote:
Ok, but what do I do if they do exist? How do I say to aolserver that
I want to serve the menu.adp file?
If { ...login ok ... } {
ns_returnredirect someplace-interesting
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On Mar 18, 2008, at 12:39 PM, Xavier Bourguignon wrote:
Thanks Don and Darren, I will look at the info.
I just find it strange that I have to REDIRECT to another url, to me
redirect means to go away from the current context to go to another,
usually another domain, but i may be wrong and my
On Mar 19, 2008, at 3:21 PM, Xavier Bourguignon wrote:
Hi,
Is there a way to set a global which stays in memory for the life of
the server and not just for the life of a request?
nsv_*
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I've never been fond of the fact that AOLServer has no internal
redirect mechanism.
You can implement your own, in Tcl. We have one in OpenACS, but it's
tied slightly to our way of mapping URLs to paths, and our template
engine.
But
On Mar 22, 2008, at 6:04 AM, Mark Aufflick wrote:
Thread 0 Crashed:
0 libSystem.B.dylib 0x93e7d0c8 strlen + 8
This is the 64-bit vs. 32-bit aolserver vs tcl problem people have
mentioned in regard to 4.0.10 and 4.5 (4.0.1 compiles out of the box).
Someone who has this
. We want to be able to write code for distribution using
ns_return, and allow those who deploy it to control whether gzip
compression is used or not when they configure their service.
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Or worse.
I hope it will result in a better
solution than what's currently available in Apache.
I think you meant to say different ... and simply being different is
no reason to reject a perfectly good solution to the problem.
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the config approach wasn't sufficient. It suddenly appeared without
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wants to call it.
Make the 99% case work easily.
Don't be different than apache just because you want to be different.
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and real bind vars give protect against
sql smuggling.
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will work about as well as
any other the optimizer might generate, and that the very first query
happens to generate such a plan.
And that you gather analyzer stats and clear the query plan cache
fairly often ...
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procedure should be available as the procedure is called within the
adp.
Ummm ... again, what's your programming background? Why would you
expect a local variable to be available globally?
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But apparently you found my asking to be offensive.
Oh, well. I won't bother trying to answer other questions you might
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Not programming altogether.
Keep digging that hole deeper, dude.
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What is baffling is how, if you know no other languages, how you got
AOLserver
installed?
Actually, I'm quite impressed he got as far as he did without any
help ... congrats to xavier for that.
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, though, OK?
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-] Error: return:
failed to redirect 'PROPFIND /500.html': exceeded recursion limit of 3
I've seen the exceeded recursion limit error when the server receives
WebDAV operators and no filter is registered to handle them.
There are bots out there that probe sites ...
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retrieves properties for a resource
identified by the request Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). The
PROPFIND Method can be used on collection and property resources.
4.01 didn't die with this. 4.10 + does AFAIK
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time but have never tried
tracking it down internally within AOLserver.
Be nice if someone wanted to do that ...
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I've remained silent on this issue because I didn't want to be
accused of stifling the community, etc.
...
End of discussion.
Accused. Guilty.
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aolserver/postgres-based e-learning software.
So Jeff's suggestion of rebuilding against 4.5 is a good one.
What kind of datatype errors are you getting in PG 8.3 in debian
lenny? I use PG 8.3 w/o problems, but must admit I've built mine from
source.
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problem in passing, to
explain his use of PG 8.1 not 8.3.
I asked what datatype problem? out of curiousity, and he answered.
Chill.
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On Mar 1, 2009, at 9:45 AM, Alexey Pechnikov wrote:
nspostgres doesn't work as you can see
Huh. Tell that to those of us using it w/o problems.
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these packages from my repository.
If you can find out who the debian maintainers for these packages are,
would you mind telling them that the packages can be fixed by properly
compiling them?
I don't know if the maintainers are on the AOLserver list.
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On Oct 15, 2009, at 10:04 AM, nitin chandra wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Is it necessary to install OpenACS along with AoLserver?
No, OpenACS is just a web toolkit that uses AOLserver, just as Django
uses Apache.
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On Dec 4, 2009, at 10:29 AM, Jeff Rogers wrote:
Unfortunately the postgres driver doesn't protect against against
dml injection.
The bind variable emulation does. It essentially does the quoting
that an earlier poster recommended one do manually.
No muss, no fuss...
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how do i fix it?
Since you're doing this in an openacs instance, use the openacs db_*
API.
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Another problem is working with nulls. You can't quote null and
postgresql distinguishes the empty string from null.
Tcl doesn't implement the null concept. 'set foo ' sets foo to the
empty string, not null.
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for writing
queries that work the same in both RDBMS's, which was the whole point
of the exercise in the first place (safety against SQL smuggling is
a nice side-effect, but was not the motivation for providing this in
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).
For those of us writing queries to be shared between Oracle and PG,
Oracle-compatible bindvar emulation is a virtue.
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On Dec 4, 2009, at 12:03 PM, Tom Jackson wrote:
The problem remains for other databases using the ns_db APIs. The
quoting examples are general, but don't always work
it.
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Yes, indeed.
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Postgres still makes me use is null
Better is to say SQL ... not Postgres - Postgres implements the
standard.
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properly by rp_filter?
Are there other aolserver bugs/inadequacies that openacs works around that
could be improved?
Not that I'm aware of at this point, though Gustaf Neuman of U Wien might have
something.
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of processing done in the request processor can be done).
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On Jun 6, 2011, at 6:07 PM, Andrew Piskorski wrote:
On Mon, Jun 06, 2011 at 05:31:44PM -0700, Don Baccus wrote:
(contrary to an opinion stated in a previous post, the request
processor implementation is efficient, and isn't an indication that
the implementer didn't understand AOLserver
shouldn't
write filters, it should not provide the facility to write filters.
QED and all that.
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are not facing Windows specific stuff, but somehow
some general errors, mistakes that happen to manifest themselves only on
Windows (64).
Not in this case, no, that's perfectly reasonable Unix code.
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that … but I'm not wrong about Unix fds being ints)
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in a way
that
makes both Unix and Windows happy if you'll provide one.
Meanwhile, quit complaining because I pointed out that, in Unix, int pipefd[2]
is the
correct declaration for a pipe.
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