Hi Frans,
it seems libevent is not present on your system. Can you check it?
Cheers,
Giuseppe
Frans Houweling fhouwel...@alice.it writes:
Hi,
I would like to give myserver-0.9.2 a try but cannot compile on
slackware-12.1.0 (gcc 4.2.3).
Am I missing any prerequisites?
Thanks
frans
Daniele Perrone dperr...@it.gnu.org writes:
I agree with you, we need a better exceptions management, I want just
to point out that we need to be careful with the performance. It's
quite known that the try-catch statement introduce an overhead, in my
opinion we should keep in mind two simple
Thank you!
I am going to apply it. Just few comments:
the commit message was too long, I have shortened it to fit in 76
characters (plus the 4 characters used by git log to indent the commit
messsage, we have 80), moving the detail to the second line:
Refactor the code that checks if the
Hi!
yes, no files should be installed outside of $(prefix). I'll fix it.
Thanks,
Giuseppe
l...@gnu.org (Ludovic Courtès) writes:
Hello!
I'm done packaging MyServer for NixOS
(https://svn.nixos.org/viewvc/nix?view=revrevision=16801). However,
the build system does not honor $(prefix),
.exe
MyServer is under heavy development and it may lack features or
don't work as expected. Please redirect any comment, suggestion,
problem you will encounter to the bug-myserver@gnu.org mailing list.
Have fun!
Giuseppe Scrivano
Hi all,
I just uploaded new packages for the the MyServer 0.9-rc2. There are
not important changes since rc1, just the possibility to disable tests
at configure time and the Windows package now doesn't depend from
external .dll files.
Files are available here:
I am pleased to announce that the MyServer source repository has been
migrated from subversion to GIT.
Anonymous checkout:
git clone git://git.savannah.gnu.org/myserver.git
If you are behind a silly firewall you can use the slower GIT via HTTP
by:
git clone
Hello,
Alexandru IANCU alexandru.ia...@gmail.com writes:
Which advantages will we have to move it away from there?
When I proposed to move it from there I was thinking at 2 issues:
1. notifications - I'm not sure how to handle them: centralized per
socket or per stream ID. If we'll handle
Thank you, I have committed the patch. The test case is very long, does
it depend from the tests complexity or because the MyServer socket API
are not very friendly to use?
Here are some notes:In socket.cpp u_long Socket::bytesToRead -- should
the macro #ifdef FIONHEADbe changed to #ifdef
Marek,
Alexandru has just committed a patch, can you please check if now FTP is
working fine for you?
Thanks,
Giuseppe
Marek Aaron Sapota maar...@gnu.org writes:
No bigger problems, http runs well. Ftp refuses to work, but it isn't
really important. Really nice work - it's fun to use, I
Hello,
You said that using the default constructor may leave the file
descriptor in the object inconsistent, but now I explicitly open and
close the file I'm working with.
From what I saw in the source for openFile(), I should be either
getting the right descriptor
or getting an error.
Thank you Ivailo!
I can't add your file yet as there is need of copyright assignments, as
soon as we will get them I will add the file to the repository.
I am going to apply the patch instead, openFile must return non-zero if
the file wasn't opened correctly, as you patch is doing.
Giuseppe
ivailo ilionov ivailo.ilio...@gmail.com writes:
Why should the application write directly to a config file ? Anyway
it'll only be an
option if the app and the server are on the same machine. ( which is
often true for
home based servers )
In some way the configuration should be exchanged
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