Or here I am with a better fix rather than changing the semantics of an
existing function (what was I thinking!?).
Still using Dobby's patch, change the way the timeout is set from
timeout.sec = 10;
timeout.usec = 0;
to
Ns_GetTime(timeout);
timeout.sec += 10;
rob
Rob Crittenden
Dossy wrote:
- if so, how can I get around it (and who desires it??) :)
xsl:include href=../poi_list.xsl/
?
Really? Can you include relative files like this?
rob
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Dossy wrote:
On 2004.03.05, Rob Crittenden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dossy wrote:
xsl:include href=../poi_list.xsl/
Really? Can you include relative files like this?
According to Ross, no, not in tDOM's XSLT processor, at least.
However, the XSLT spec. doesn't forbid it, and one would think
E-tags generated in Apache and Netscape Enterprise Server (and at this
point probably SunONE) are based on things like inode #, file size and
mtime.
rob
Dave Bauer wrote:
I'd like to try to comform to the WebDAV specification for this, but
that is handy to have a simple way to produce a similar
Gustaf Neumann wrote:
we use pound as a reverse proxy, which handles all incoming SSL
connection and feeds currently two backend servers via plain http.
This works very well, today we had more the 3mio SSL requests on our system.
I'm confused. In your first message it seemed like AOLserver was
Well, these CGI variables are only set when you execute a CGI. Perhaps
the easiest thing to do is look at the nscgi code and of these values
that are set, mirror the way that they are set in nscgi.
There are some better/worse ways to get them, such as using
Ns_ConnGetQuery() instead of
Try:
% export CC=gcc
% make clean all
rob
Trenton Cameron wrote:
Aolserver is not compiling for me on solaris 9. The make and install of
tcl8.4.5 ran just fine. I am not getting an error message that I know
how to interpet. I am getting the source for Aolserver 4.0r3. The ouput
from my
This could be the prebound/timing issue that Dossy fixed earlier this
year with his NsWaitDriversStartup() fix in the cvs tip. I've attached a
patch that backports this fix if you want to try it. I didn't really
test this so YMMV.
This is diff'ed against AS 4.0.3.
rob
Bart Teeuwisse wrote:
On Mon,
There is a beta NSS/NSPR module checked into soureforge, the nsnss
module. Should work ok but so far nobody that I know of has used it in
production.
rob
Nathan Folkman wrote:
Congratulations!
I was wondering if there were any plans to start up the weekly AOLserver chats again,
and also what are
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,
This is nothing to worry about and yes, it is very misleading. The
sample configuration checks to see if it should setup nsssl and if it
can't it diplays out this warning. It can safely be ignored.
rob
Joaquín Souza wrote:
I have this problem installing AOLServer, i make all of what the
This causes a core dump?
rob
Stephen Deasey wrote:
How to reproduce:
telnet host 80
GET / HTTP/1.1
I sent an email about this early yesterday well before the release, but
didn't get any response.
Thanks.
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Many relatively old (but not ancient) Linux distributions ship with
autoconf 2.13 such as RedHat 7.2, 7,3 and AS 2.1. Upgrading isn't
particularly painful but many only like using official rpms and AFAIK
RedHat does not provide them.
What is the advantage of upgrade?
rob
Dossy wrote:
Everyone,
I'd
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
Using a different threaded test tool that compares the actual output to
an expected output, I ran 150k tests with a 100% pass rate. This is with
20 concurrent request threads. To handle the load I added this to my config:
ns_parammaxthreads 512
ns_paramminthreads 10
I am running
If you don't need AOLserver to act as a client then simply don't
register a client context. As far as I recall it isn't required.
As for SSL2, I wouldn't trust it for e-commerce myself. I do agree that
if only for clarity that SSL2 should be enabled/disabled in both places.
It is very possible
You need to set maxinput in the nssock module in your config file.
Something like:
ns_section ns/server/${servername}/module/nssock
ns_param port$httpport
ns_param hostname$hostname
ns_param address $address
ns_param maxinput[expr 5*1024*1024]
Note that
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