Hi Vlad,
I like the idea but I would abstain from voting, because I think I personally
would write a shellscript for it and make use of "wget" or "curl". Those
tools offer tons of options, e.g.
- http, https, ftp (active/passive mode) support
- certificates, passwords; http digest authenticatio
I have one more proposition to make:
In case of multiple servers sometimes it it is easier to maintain and
provision when config files are stored locally. I used to have server
software that load config file on startup over HTTP and i would see that
a usefull feature for naviserver as well. Im
Am 21.06.2006 um 19:01 schrieb Stephen Deasey:
Look at the aolserver head, at nsd/limits.c. A 'limits' is a
collection of setting such as max upload size, timeout etc. You
create one or more of these then bind them to a URL, just like
ns_register_proc.
But Stepehn, lets look this from anoth
Am 22.06.2006 um 20:26 schrieb Vlad Seryakov:
Go ahead if it will not break "simple" logging and ns_log behaviour
It wont! But as Gustaf already suggested, one can wrap the ns_log
in Tcl and do whatever one will from the Tcl level anyway.
I will have to see if this will be sufficient. If yes,
Am 22.06.2006 um 20:08 schrieb Gustaf Neumann:
Hi Zoran,
I use the following methods such i can put into every object/class
messages
my log "-- item_id = $item_id"
and it is prefixed with object method etc. oacs has as well session
ids, which
can be used...
Actually not a bad idea in
Go ahead if it will not break "simple" logging and ns_log behaviour
Zoran Vasiljevic wrote:
Hi!
I have a need of adding more features to the existing
ns_log facility.
We have tons of code emitting ns_log messages into the
server logfile. But as everything ends up in one single
file, it is some
Hi!
I have a need of adding more features to the existing
ns_log facility.
We have tons of code emitting ns_log messages into the
server logfile. But as everything ends up in one single
file, it is somethimes extremely difficult to analyze it
as you may end up in staring at 100'000s of lines.
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