On Wednesday 08 September 2004 14:54, Rob Shortt wrote:
Apache+PHP == bloat. We used to use apache, now we have an extremely
lightweight webserver that is part of Freevo. It goes along the same
lines as why we don't use MySQL.
OK. Fine with me, IMO implementing a web-frontend in python should
On Wed, 8 Sep 2004, Hans Meine wrote:
On Wednesday 08 September 2004 12:56, Florian Demmer wrote:
just a thought: if there were a way to access the smbus system using
php, apache/php could simplifly creation of a stable and fast web part
of freevo...
I'd suggest something lightweight
On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 20:51:46 -0400, Michael Ruelle
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dischi,
The only reservation i have is leaving a stable webserver.
[...]
just a thought: if there were a way to access the smbus system using
php, apache/php could simplifly creation of a stable and fast web part
of
Florian Demmer wrote:
just a thought: if there were a way to access the smbus system using
php, apache/php could simplifly creation of a stable and fast web part
of freevo...
Apache+PHP == bloat. We used to use apache, now we have an extremely
lightweight webserver that is part of Freevo. It
On Wednesday 08 September 2004 12:56, Florian Demmer wrote:
just a thought: if there were a way to access the smbus system using
php, apache/php could simplifly creation of a stable and fast web part
of freevo...
There are many pro's and con's of an integrated webserver vs. a separate one.
On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 18:19, Dirk Meyer wrote:
Hi,
some already know because I told it on IRC, but here the official
request for discussion:
I don't like twisted. Why? It's a huge monster, including not only
stuff we need like xmlrpc and a web server but also stuff we don't
need and a
Hi,
some already know because I told it on IRC, but here the official
request for discussion:
I don't like twisted. Why? It's a huge monster, including not only
stuff we need like xmlrpc and a web server but also stuff we don't
need and a main loop that is too complex. I saw in the code that it
On Tue, 2004-09-07 at 01:19, Dirk Meyer wrote:
Hi,
some already know because I told it on IRC, but here the official
request for discussion:
I don't like twisted. Why? It's a huge monster, including not only
stuff we need like xmlrpc and a web server but also stuff we don't
need and a
Dirk Meyer wrote:
I don't like twisted. Why? It's a huge monster, including not only
stuff we need like xmlrpc and a web server but also stuff we don't
need and a main loop that is too complex. I saw in the code that it
waits for dead children not started by any part of twisted .. Hey,
that are my
