Hi Gustaf,
Issue persists with test on platform Linux Mint 18.3 running Cinnamon Linux
Desktop v3.6.7.
This OS is permissive with proprietary media, so not recommended for use with
servers.So, I'm just noting it here for the record in case someone is thinking
of running a local site/sdk. Wouldn
Hi Gustaf,
I just confirmed that the tests work on an Ubuntu 18.04 system.
Prior tests were on a MintLinux laptop. There's no particular reason to
support Mint flavored Linux. Still, I'll report results of testing it
later today.
cheers,
Ben
On 3/2/19 12:29 PM, Gustaf Neumann wrote:
Dear B
Dear Ben,
i have still not managed to reproduce an error. I have extended
the hello-world.cgi script to include an image (see below) and tested
this from the main www folder (R1) and from a mapped cgi-bin
folder (R2) with a configuration without "allowstaticresources" set (C1)
and once with this
Hi Gustaf,
Thank you for the example and the info in thread:
https://openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=4268249#msg_4268538
Your test case works so I'll debug the legacy scripts.
Still, static files are returned without a content-type value, and
without content.
The ns_param allows
On 28.02.19 21:59, Ben Brink via naviserver-devel wrote:
Is there a way to set a default mime-type for nscgi similar to how
other naviserver modules use the default mime-types associated by file
suffix, or in any other way, or have I goofed the config?
With 4.99.18 and these settings, no mi
Hello,
Is there a way to set a default mime-type for nscgi similar to how other
naviserver modules use the default mime-types associated by file suffix, or in
any other way, or have I goofed the config?
With 4.99.18 and these settings, no mime-type is provided. Browsers aren't
recognizing such c
