Lo all,
I thought I'd use the plugins in the aio directory. They work ok
for most pages, however, for pages above a certain size, they hang.
Well one of them does.
The browser will get so much of the page to display, then it just
sits there with the mouse pointer set to doing something
John
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I thought I'd use the plugins in the aio directory. They work ok
for most pages, however, for pages above a certain size, they hang.
Well one of them does.
The browser will get so much of the page to
Martijn,
it would make sense to upgrade the software as well. So I upgraded
from Apache1 to Apache2, from mod_perl1 tot mod_perl2 and... well, I
think this meant I had not choice but to move to AxKit2 as well.
'AxKit2 does away with Apache', the wiki says. I have to admit that
this very
Lo,
I did offer to write a file upload. Well, I haven't as yet...
Mainly because I have no clue about Danga. Would a mod to the
parse_post_params work ie have the danga stuff carefully hidden
from me or will one of the project coders have to hack at it?
Any clue, caveats gratefully received...
Martijn,
So, after the advice I got on this list, I decided to give it a go and
run AxKit2 to deliver XML-turned-HTML files on our site. The very
basic setup works well so far: using Apache as a main server and,
using mod_rewrite, letting .xml files (and only those) be delivered by
the
On Tue, 2007-06-12 at 18:58, Matt Sergeant - [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I did offer to write a file upload.
You certainly shouldn't have to have any knowledge about Danga. All you
need to know about is the format that file upload data comes in as.
Check the
Lo,
I have some requests that take a long time to service.
Now, as Ax2 is single process, this causes a problem.
What can I do to solve this problem? I currently have
1) Some way of palming off to apache (I have no idea
how to do this)
2) Use some flavour of Net::Server as a sort of RPC
Lo,
AxKit2.
Well, I've finally got round to farming out the slow bits of my app.
Atm it's using Net::Server, but I am going to look at gearmand shortly.
Anyway, as it's the first time I've used sockets, could someone have a
look at my first hack and tell me what I'm missing please?
I essentially
Lo,
I've had a look at the webmail example and am not much the wiser.
Could someone have a look at my plugin and give me a big kick in
the right direction so I can make it use continuations please?
I've made a bit of a start, but am confused as to the correct way
of doing things...
use
On 29-Nov-07, at 4:55 AM, JD wrote:
Thus far I have the Net::Server and it returning xml.
What I haven't got is the continuation stuff. I can probably hack at
it and eventually get it to work, but I'd rather hack in the right
direction from the get go.
OK, so your best start at this is to
On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 02:13, Matt Sergeant - [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 27-Nov-07, at 9:39 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, so in AxKit continuations are designed for network access (or in
some cases filesystem access, but basically async I/O), not for what
some other web application
Lo,
serve_cgi is leaving zombie processes behind. Any ideas how to reap
them?
John
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Lo all,
I am unable to get rid of the warning Could not seed PRNG. You need to
call BLAH yourself.
The call to BLAH is dying. When I run the same code from the shell perl
-Metc etc it doesn't die.
ie messages before and after the srand call are shown. So, why is that?
I also notice that a
Lo,
I've fixed the bug. After RTFM, a require for the Math module needs to have
Math::Random::MT::Auto-import();
after the require.
John
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Lo,
How do I get at the session data in the authenticate plugin from within
my plugin? ie the user name and the session id.
John
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I've found out the problem. It's in the Math::Random::MT::Auto module.
If the require is changed to a use the problem goes away.
In the init sub there's a line that has
*_secret = sub { snip
then in the eval there's a
*secret = sub { snip
and after the eval there's
$_SERVER_SECRET =
Latest Danga::Socket (1.58 iirc)
Lo,
I'm having a lot of trouble with my ax2 app. The general methodology is
this:
1) ax2 receives a request
2) ax2 serializes the request, creates a socket and sends the request to
an rpc server ( Net::Server )
3) rpc serializes the result (xml and redirects
Martijn wrote:
I'm currently looking into AxKit2 again, this time with the ultimate
(and hopefully not-so-long-term) goal of converting our web server to
run on AxKit2 (with an Apache front-end that is). Now that I have a
better understanding of how AxKit2 works, I am quite excited about it
and
Start a file download from the server?
I have a process the user starts and it will generate some files. I was
wondering if it was possible to send each of the files in turn to the
browser. I presume something like Apaches send_fd (which I've never
used, so could be totally wrong).
My other
Lo,
I'm trying to create links to text files on my system. What I'm trying to
do is get it so that the user can do a save link as and save the files
locally.
The files are on an nfs mount. /mnt/foo/bar. What's the best way to do it?
I think a way is to create a temp directory in my webroot and
I'm getting the error as per the subject in my xml_response hook. Any
ideas what sort of thing I should be looking at as to a cause?
Ta
John
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Anyone got any ideas as to a way to do this please?
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Subject: Ax2: File downloads
Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2008 23:13:14 +0100 (BST)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Lo,
I'm trying to create links to text files on my system. What I'm trying to
do is
Martijn,
I think I'm trying to be a bit too clever.
Perhaps the easy way is to
1) prohibit directory listings of the web root
2) create a unique directory in the root
3) put the files in the unique dir
4) allow the user to d/l from that dir
5) clean up the directory afterwards
The way I was
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