the complicated thing is that we have to move a few more
things over into the channel implementation. We also need to prevent
the first puts from ever flushing - maybe by setting the buffer size
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It appears that flushing stdout is not having any affect. I
tried using it in a for loop, just spitting out numbers and flushing
after each one, and it has no affect. Is there something we're
?
We can kill them - I put them in because I had hoped to have a
flushproc:-(
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I'm thinking about redoing the parser to take into account situations
like this:
some html
?
puts {? blah blah blah?}
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Which currently cause problems with the parser. Thoughts? Maybe at
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editing mode like psgml in emacs, which keeps track of context
and what tags can be inserted, adding spurious markup is bad.
BTW, I'm back from honeymoon, recovered from the wedding and now
recovering from Christmas, which means I'll be back on some code
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How far did you get with putting a trace on variables in the
env() array and loading them on demand?
I found a bug in Tcl with this line of exploration, so I pretty much
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in the sources and docs to talk about 'rvt'
instead of 'ttml'.
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directly from within the DirConf routines.
Sounds good - maybe make a namespace for it? Or a hash table? Some
way of protecting it, basically. Maybe a config command so that we
can access the same variables/config options from Tcl? Or is that too
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bit about being able to change
them at the Tcl level, but that would be too ugly. I like the way you
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to compile seperately if need be.
Maybe we could create a switch at compile time, infact.
Speaking of which, have either of you guys tried compiling Rivet on
windows? I'm really curious to know if our build system has a shot at
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modules, and packages like that should
use it.
My two euro cents...
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it is going to be
possible to take it out again, at least not without pissing people
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You guys have any ideas for cool examples of Rivet in use that we
could put on the web pages?
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have a mod_dtcl user who is
trying to 'exit' from .ttml pages, but can't find a good way to do so.
I haven't been able to come up with a good answer, so far:-/
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-raw_post = data; /* Give people a way of getting at the raw
data. */
split_to_parms(req, data);
}
}
return OK;
}
and just saves a pointer to the data which Tcl can fish out later.
In any case, let me know if that does the trick or not.
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Ok, folks, let's take stock of what we need to get done before we release.
I would like to see the docs and tests for abort_page updated.
I am going to try and look at the make install stuff and see that things
are going according to plan (I think tweaks are needed).
Other things?
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that fixes the recent bugs. All the
AJAX stuff looks neat, but it's not something I've got time to wade into
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really be a big shock.
The reason behind this move is that the ASF is moving towards Subversion
and does not have the resources to maintain both CVS and SVN...
If anyone needs help, please contact the me via this mailing list.
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, did
I miss it?.
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tcl-rivet/rivet/ need to go in
/usr/lib/rivet/ or wherever else the tcl package path is...
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Shishir Ramam wrote:
David,
Thanks for the reply.
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Should I be looking someplace else?
Look around for an older version that still has it. That, or you could
do like so... look in the Changelog and see when
instructions to use aardvark... You
don't think it is possible to make it work 'correctly' ?
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[How to architect Rivet applications]
Anton Osennikov wrote:
I use the following approach.
The wiki is ready and waiting whenever you want to put your ideas there:-)
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It looks like there is something stuck in the channel when the child
exits and the flush causes problems...
I did some hacking to get around that, if that were a problem, but I'm
also seeing something else on one of my servers:
#0 0x40247a27 in select () from /lib/tls
using the 'native' interfaces. It really wasn't
much of a problem.
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/ now. The page is immutable. Will you ask
them to return the link back?
I was able to edit it and put it back, thanks for pointing that out!
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://www.sqlite.org/tclsqlite.html
Has all you need - it's pretty simple to start using, enjoy!
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the
manual into Castellano, although that's a big effort and is likely to
mean lots of maintainance work too. The first thing to do in any case
is to get involved by signing up for the rivet-dev mailing list!
Bienvenido, in any case!
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Hi all,
Release plans...
I'd like to do this 1.0 release, but I'm going to vote -1 unless things
build out of the box on common platforms, and that doesn't seem to be
happening.
So - I'd like to do another point release 0.6 or 0.7 - any objections?
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guess:-/ Is there anything else in the error.log file?
Pat, any ideas as to what might be happening? A stdout should
definitely be defined!
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perhaps (fingers crossed) the problems aren't there in the latest code.
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-rivetCore.lo] Error 1
Which version is this? If you aren't using the code out of svn, try
this beta:
http://people.apache.org/~davidw/rivet-0.7.0.tar.gz
and let us know if it still exhibits the problem.
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insight into what might be malfunctioning.
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Jake Miles wrote:
I'm not sure if this is how to post to the mailing list, but this is
my tclConfig.sh. Thank you for any help. - Jake
I'm going to try compiling it on the ASF MacOS X machine, and see if
there are any problems that I can see locally. Otherwise
going to see if I can get the libtool guys to answer this, because
debugging autotools problems is an excersize in pain.
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release (although I don't know if
*that* is compatible with cygwin:-( )
I didn't build Apache myself, is this necessary ? Do I need Apache sources
somewhere ?
You definitely need the include files! See if you have httpd.h - if you
don't, that will definitely be a problem.
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the environment set up
on my own windows partition, so I can see about making things work
better WRT any thread problems.
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as to what might be a cause of the problem.
(Guam sure sounds like it's nice at this time of year compared to rainy,
cold northern Italy!)
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, but he is
apparently not able to continue doing so at this point in time, so it's
up to us.
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package require DIO
set dbh [DIO::handle Postgresql dbh -db shopping]
$dbh array select id, code from codes res
puts $res(code)
This barfs because 'res' is a magic name. I don't mind picking another
name, but it's a minor annoyance.
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to a shoe, but
decided to try DIO out of sheer lazyness for a simple project:-)
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doing wrong?
- Jake
*incidentally, the latest README.MacOSX from cvs says that it builds
turnkey under Mac OS X. Maybe under Tiger? I still get thevriables
not found errors and have to make the above modification to configs.tcl.
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Michel Salvagniac wrote:
Hi,
is it possible to handle sessions with rivet?
Yes, via the sessions package.
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the smallest configuration/code
snippet that causes the crash.
Also, which Apache are you using?
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by using genconf.sh and see if that
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whenever we want.
Well, let's get it in subversion, and then go from there with
improving/extending it.
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still compile? Once you do
that, I think there are no longer any blocks to putting this in subversion!
I guess it's also high time that we figure out how to use subversion
branches, so that the current code can become 1_0...
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to check in your patch to
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Hi,
In order to have a checkpoint where everything is known to work pretty
well, I went ahead and made a branch in subversion. You can get the
1.0 code like so:
svn co https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/tcl/rivet/branches/1_0/ rivet
Or sans https if you do anon checkout.
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Ok, I checked in Eckhard Lehmann's code... I haven't even tried to
compile it yet, but at least we can work from something in version
control. I probably made a few mistakes, but we'll correct them as we
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file
uploads (which is sort of tricky). It's a convenience thing, mainly.
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authentication system. There is actually an authorization step in
the struct the defines what an apache module can do, so there is some
hacking to be done there if you desire, as well...
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Call for papers... so have at it!
http://www.eu.apachecon.com/
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installed it?
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: No such file or directory
apache_request.h:6:25: http_config.h: No such file or directory
apache_request.h:7:23: http_core.h: No such file or directory
This looks like it's not finding the Apache header files... Where are
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the 2.0 development, although I don't
have time for it either, so I can't complain, but... we got a big patch
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, and has some promising links.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP
In any case, that's correct, there is no state unless you create it
artificially, by using the session package for instance.
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Ok, I checked in Eckhard Lehmann's code... I haven't even tried to
compile it yet, but at least we can work from something in version
control. I probably made a few mistakes, but we'll correct them as we
find them.
Hi - I'm wondering if you've done anything
Arnulf Wiedemann wrote:
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Arnulf Wiedemann wrote:
Hello,
I have now running the Session package together with DIO with a
dio_Oracle module since 2 weeks in a production environment. The testing
environment is running with dio_Mysql
for your work on it!
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