and limitations, also listed on that page.
Thanks
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service would exit before writing the response.
Anyone have any ideas or nice patterns for this?
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> On Sat, Jan 23, 2016 at 09:32:45AM -0800, fREW Schmidt wrote:
> > I *know* that at some point I read about an httpd (using CGI) that
> > worked with UCSPI; anyone know where that would have been? I figure I
> > could implement one myself but surely one already exists.
>
I *know* that at some point I read about an httpd (using CGI) that
worked with UCSPI; anyone know where that would have been? I figure I
could implement one myself but surely one already exists.
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> UCSPI support ("inetd mode"), CGI support, and a bit of
> easy configuration.
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Thanks Guillermo and Jonathan, your tips got me where I needed to be.
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like make, for compilation, as well as including a README and not
being packaged as a tarbomb (more than one top level subdir in the
tarball.)
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Two things:
I'm not at a computer but I'm *pretty* sure exec foo | bar doesn't work
right?
But more importantly, if the python program dies, the inotifywatch will get
a SIGPIPE when it writes and then almost assuredly crash itself. You could
kill the python program and see.
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