took a punt on 6.7.0 DP4 - same problem .
On 26/06/2014 12:12, John Craig wrote:
I decided to add some session code to my server project, but the
following command causes an error on 6.6.1 on Linux (community and
commercial);
start session
LC 6.6.2 had another problem, which is why I
Hi John
I am running the latest version - linux and windows and sessions are
working fine for me.
whats happening when you use start session ?
Simon
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I decided to add some session code to my server project, but the
Hi, Simon. It's encouraging that it's working on your system -
hopefully there's just some misconfiguration on my machine.
I get the following error when I add the start session line;
file /var/www/vhosts/8up.uk/httpdocs/index.lc
row 16, col 1:
Row 16 is the line in question. Column 1 is
Thanks, Simon. Knowing that it worked elsewhere was enough to start me
poking around again. Issue was resolved by specifying an alternative
sessionSavePath. The original path '/tmp' is writable, etc. (and PHP
uses it), but changing it worked for LC.
:D
On 26/06/2014 12:20, Simon Smith
Hi John
Might be easier for to email the script to me and I can take a look. What
you can try though is: Ensure that start session is at the very top of your
script (e.g. line 1 ) and that you also have end session at the very end of
the script.
If you output anything before calling start
Dear LC Server Gurus,
Is there a tutorial anywhere that explains *exactly* how to use SESSIONS with
LiveCode Server?
I found a lesson on *cookies*, here:
How do I use Cookies on LiveCode Server? | How To …
This is good info, but only useful if I were going to implement my OWN session
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Hi Igor
I don't know of any LC session tutorials other than the one you mentioned -
but I'm wondering if the user guide page on RevIgniter's Session Library
might be of interest an may provide some pointers?
Hi Igor
Sessions on LiveCode are pretty easy to use and work in a similar fashion
to other languages like php. You just need to ensure that you use the stop
session command aswell somewhere in the scripts., as that is when
everything gets written to the session variable.
e.g. Script 1:
?lc
On 1 Jun 2014, at 10:37 pm, Simon Smith he...@simonsmith.co wrote:
[…] Hope this helps.
Thank you, Simon - this helps a lot!
I knew it *had* to be easy! :-)
Do you know where/how sessions are stored? - i.e., is session data stored
entirely in a cookie in the user’s browser, in a hidden file
Hi
Sessions are saved to the default temporary folder, although you can
control where sessions are saved using the sessionSavePath command. As they
are saved server side, there should not be much of a concern about how much
data can be stored (no idea to be honest) but you can always link the
state
of teacher's mental development in the place where I live...
but hope still remains. What I would do when it's gone?) :-(
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Richard Gaskin wrote
What do you mean by portable?
...
Then, mchttpd could work as new starting point
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It would be
Is there a actual roadmap for *Linux ARM build of LiveCode*?
Glen
Richard Gaskin wrote
Once the Linux ARM build of LiveCode is done, it can play a role on
hardware like that. Most folks want that build for Raspberry Pi, but I
have my sights on using in on wifi drives and other small
Glen Bojsza wrote:
Is there a actual roadmap for *Linux ARM build of LiveCode*?
There's no separate Road Map for it yet, and with the team committed to
the goals outlined in the Kickstarter campaign it's not their highest
priority.
But there is a section of the forums devoted to it, where
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it was some years back).
If you however mean the livecode server thing that runs in a web server, then
you probably can't run it as server without apache or iss. however, you can run
livecode locally as a non-server engine where it will behave exactly like a
server, outputting text
Alejandro Tejada wrote:
LiveCode could open a socket to send and receive
data from other applications.
Does exists a method to create a portable
LiveCode server that runs locally without
installing any file in the computer?
Many years ago Dr. Raney made a stack available at the old MetaCard
commands a salary in the range
$145,000 - $177,000.
http://www.networkworld.com/news/2014/051214-windows-xp-die-hards-can-slash-281505.html?t51hb
By the way, I do not want to bypass
the Zone Alarm warning about a program
who wants to reach the internet.
A Portable LiveCode Server would help a lot
This is the correct link, instead of XP die-hards... :D
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A Portable LiveCode Server would help a lot
towards the adoption of it.
What do you mean by portable?
Servers run many services, LiveCode being just one. They also need DNS.
So using LC Server under Apache at a Web host seems a good way to go, no?
Besides, neither
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Hi All,
LiveCode could open a socket to send and receive
data from other applications.
Does exists a method to create a portable
LiveCode server that runs locally without
installing any file in the computer?
In one of my computers, every application
that opens a socket must be authorized
Hi LC Server Gurus:
One day after getting an LC server-based form working, the response time
of the server has suddenly decreased substantially. I put up a simple one
line script that returns the long time, and here it takes between 20 and
30 seconds to execute. A simple HTML page with hello
Hi Scott
One thing to check is if the machine has lots of zombie LiveCode processes
just in case LiveCode is not terminating correctly.
Regards
Peter
On 23 Apr 2014, at 14:02, Scott Rossi wrote:
Hi LC Server Gurus:
One day after getting an LC server-based form working, the response time
Hi Peter:
How is this check done? The installation of LCserver is on a commercial
host.
And what would be the process to enable LC to terminate properly?
Thanks for your help.
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
Tactile Media, UX/UI Design
On 4/23/14 12:00 AM, Peter W A Wood
Well, after contacting DreamHost, the support dude said there were some
hung processes on the server and that they would reset it (he thought they
were PHP processes but wasn't sure). Doing so fixed the problem, but I'm
worried something in my scripts or my setup contributed to the problem.
We'll
to confirm or deny that).
I ran this script on on-rev:
?rev
put shell (ps -aux)
?
(Yes that is the whole script no HTML).
I got this output:
PID TTY TIME CMD 29690 ? 00:00:00 livecode-server 29694 ? 00:00:00 sh 29695 ?
00:00:00 ps
Which would look like this with linefeeds:
PID TTY TIME
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I am using postmark for both sending and receiving emails. Works great for me.
-= Mike
constant APIKEY = “your_key_goes_here
constant API_URL = https://api.postmarkapp.com/email;
--http://developer.postmarkapp.com/developer-build.html For addtional API
Information
function
What about using a service like mandrill to handle the sending of emails?
Simon
On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 4:45 AM, J. Landman Gay jac...@hyperactivesw.comwrote:
On 4/21/14, 6:06 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Some time ago, DreamHost stepped up their anti-spam practices, and
disabled the ability of
On 22/04/14 00:06, Scott Rossi wrote:
Thanks to Alex and Matthias for the responses. Matthias's comment
prompted me to do some more searching and I found the problem, which was
partly script related, and partly host related: outside-domain email
addresses are not allowed.
Some time ago,
if anyone has a working example of sending email from
LiveCode server.
I'm trying to send mail using LC server on a site, and following the
RunRev
lesson:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4070/l/8184-Sending-Emails-From-revS
e
rver-Scripts
]
Thanks all.
Regards,
Scott Rossi
Creative Director
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On 4/21/14 11:51 AM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:
I'm wondering if anyone has a working example of sending email from
LiveCode server.
I'm trying to send mail using LC server on a site
On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 7:26 PM, Scott Morrow
sc...@elementarysoftware.comwrote:
I was working something similar.
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I was ready to kluge something with a php/livecode hybrid setup.
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Hi All:
I'm wondering if anyone has a working example of sending email from
LiveCode server.
I'm trying to send mail using LC server on a site, and following the RunRev
lesson:
http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4070/l/8184-Sending-Emails-From-revSe
rver-Scripts
LC is working, the mail form
the Brevity of this message.
On Apr 21, 2014, at 2:51 PM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:
Hi All:
I'm wondering if anyone has a working example of sending email from
LiveCode server.
I'm trying to send mail using LC server on a site, and following the RunRev
lesson:
http
do you have ssh access to that server and did you try sendmail directly from
the shell?
Regards,
Matthias
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Hi All:
I'm wondering if anyone has a working example of sending email from
LiveCode server.
I'm trying
repeat
return pText
end shellEscape
-- wrap quotes around text
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On 21/04/2014 19:51, Scott Rossi wrote:
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I'm wondering if anyone has a working example of sending email from
LiveCode server.
I'm trying to send mail using LC
LiveCode server.
I'm trying to send mail using LC server on a site, and following the
RunRev
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Oops, thanks Graham Pearson for offering suggestions as well.
Regards,
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On 4/21/14 4:06 PM, Scott Rossi sc...@tactilemedia.com wrote:
Thanks to Alex and Matthias for the responses. Matthias's comment
prompted me to do some more
On 4/21/14, 6:06 PM, Scott Rossi wrote:
Some time ago, DreamHost stepped up their anti-spam practices, and
disabled the ability of sending mail from an address that is not connected
to any of your hosted domains. Clearly this makes sense. But the form I
have uses the sender's email in the from
Hi,
at http://www.livecode.com click DOWNLOAD in the top menu.
On that download page there is a link at the bottom View All LiveCode
Downloads
Regards,
Matthias
Am 06.02.2014 um 07:53 schrieb Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com:
Thank you, Neil.
Where is that linked to
On 06/02/14 08:53, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Thank you, Neil.
Where is that linked to from the main site?
Hi Richard,
You should be able to pick Community Server up from our main
downloads page here-
http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/
http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/
Right,
On the main page, click download in the menu.
Under commercial edition it gives a link that says View All LiveCode
Downloads
That link brings you to http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/
Dirk Cleenwerck
On Thu, Feb 6, 2014 at 7:53 AM, Richard Gaskin
ambassa...@fourthworld.comwrote:
Thank
I think it would be more obvious to the user seeking server if they
changed it from View All LiveCode Downloads to All LiveCode
Desktop/Server Downloads.
~Roger
On Feb 6, 2014 3:40 AM, Matthias Rebbe matthias_livecode_150...@m-r-d.de
wrote:
Hi,
at http://www.livecode.com click DOWNLOAD in
Matthias Rebbe wrote:
at http://www.livecode.com click DOWNLOAD in the top menu.
On that download page there is a link at the bottom View All LiveCode
Downloads
Thanks. I can see why myself and others keep missing it, and even more
embarrassingly, in the middle of a rushed night (man,
Where is the link on LiveCode.com to download LiveCode Server Community
Edition?
This is for a tutorial, so please, no special links you've picked up
from other sources. I'm looking for the path a new user would take to
get LC Server when visiting livecode.com.
TIA -
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to download LiveCode Server
Community Edition?
This is for a tutorial, so please, no special links you've picked up
from other sources. I'm looking for the path a new user would take to
get LC Server when visiting livecode.com.
TIA -
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Where is that linked to from the main site?
Hi Richard,
You should be able to pick Community Server up from our main
downloads page here-
http://downloads.livecode.com/livecode/
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, Brahmanathswami bra...@hindu.org wrote:
I would like to use LiveCode server on our OS X Mavericks Server outside an
http context.
There seems to be issues on that box with running AFP file sharing, doing Web
services and FTP mirros from our remote box in San Francisco all on the same
machine
I would like to use LiveCode server on our OS X Mavericks Server outside
an http context.
There seems to be issues on that box with running AFP file sharing,
doing Web services and FTP mirros from our remote box in San Francisco
all on the same machine. All kinds of permissions issues
Hi Richard, Robert, and Stephen,
Thank you for responding. Richard, I am going to try your suggestion, namely,
saving the default folder path:
on listMyFiles
put the default folder into tSaveDir
set the default folder to someFolderPath
get the files
set the default folder to
On 13.01.2014 at 14:49 Uhr -0500 Gregory Lypny apparently wrote:
Hi everyone,
everything gets messed up even if the handler is not called.
LiveCode server stops looking for HTML pages in the Documents
folder. I have to comment-out the handler to get things working
right again.
Gregory
I
Hi everyone,
Have LiveCode Server running on my Mac. It is configured to look for web pages
in the WebServer/Documents folder. But what do I do if I want to use the Files
function to get a listing of files in another folder, say, a data folder? When
I create a handler in the server using
On Mon, Jan 13, 2014 at 11:49 AM, Gregory Lypny
gregory.ly...@videotron.cawrote:
do if I want to use the Files function to get a listing of files in
another folder, say, a data folder?
you might be outside the scope of the server. It's a security thing. Put
the files you need in the server
Gregory Lypny wrote:
Have LiveCode Server running on my Mac. It is configured to look for
web pages in the WebServer/Documents folder. But what do I do if I
want to use the Files function to get a listing of files in another
folder, say, a data folder? When I create a handler in the server
Roger Eller wrote:
Additionally, I want to pass a list to be queried and verified, instead of
one line at a time, passing parameters with GET. Any recommendations on
that front?
For reasons I can't understand, though the LC Server engine is 50%
larger than a GUI Linux standalone, I believe
Richard,
A direct SQL query followed by a FTP command to check existence, on a per
file basis takes about 150 millisecs.
The same query performed by LC Server, and FTP existence check, takes about
500 millisecs.
I understand that sockets would be more efficient for high volume io. At
most, my
Roger Eller wrote:
A direct SQL query followed by a FTP command to check existence,
on a per file basis takes about 150 millisecs.
The same query performed by LC Server, and FTP existence check,
takes about 500 millisecs.
FTP is notoriously slow. All things considered, that's not bad,
If there is a file path would be much better and easier to read than:
put libURLftpCommand(SIZE fileToQuery, LFtpServer, LFtpUserName,
LFtpUserPassword) into tSize
if word 1 of tSize is 213 then
put true into fileExists
else
put false into fileExists
end if
~Roger
On Wed, Aug 28,
Are we limited to access only files in the wwwroot? I wish to have the
server perform a SQL query to a database of file paths, and follow that
request with an existence verification to a local drive of that same server.
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Are we limited to access only files in the wwwroot? I wish to have the
server perform a SQL query to a database of file paths, and follow that
request with an existence verification to a local drive of that same server.
AFAIK the file I/O in LC Server is every bit as
Perfect! I'm working to optimize the verification pass. Thanks Richard.
Additionally, I want to pass a list to be queried and verified, instead of
one line at a time, passing parameters with GET. Any recommendations on
that front?
~Roger
On Aug 27, 2013 11:03 PM, Richard Gaskin
wrote:
Hi,
i am uploading binary files from a livecode app to a livecode-server script
using the post method. This works well w/o problems. When posting larger
files it would be nice to see the progress of the upload.
How can this be accomplished?
I tried to define a callback
Hey Ya'll,
I have used Livecode Server from my on-rev account but never hooked it up
myself.
From what I understand, it can hook up to Apache.
What about something like Tornado web server hooked up to a python app,
or livecode server hooked up to a Node.js Express framework server.
Perhaps
data processing either via calling a
livecode script from the shell or some kind of routing through livecode
server.
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for a livecode-server project i am in need of an e-mail subscription form with
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Has someone already done this and would share her/his experiences/routines?
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for a livecode-server project i am in need of an e-mail subscription form with
double opt-in feature.
Has someone already done this and would share her/his experiences/routines?
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for a livecode-server project i am in need
Hi Matthias,
I get it. A simple link in the e-mail is sufficient. I'd expect LC
Server to be able to send an e-mail from the shell if no other command
is available. The link should run a brief script that updates a field in
your database.
Your hosting account should have a mail command line
Hi Mark,
thanks for the offer. I will play/try a little bit and come back to you if i
get stuck.
Regards,
Matthias
Am 03.06.2013 um 13:18 schrieb Mark Schonewille
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Hi Matthias,
I get it. A simple link in the e-mail is sufficient. I'd expect LC Server to
On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 3:54 AM, Mark Schonewille
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What's a double opt-in feature?
The double in double opt-in is advertiser-speak for actually having to
opt-in by a known user action, typically responding to a mail that could
have been triggered by
Hi Keith,
seems that yesterday my response didn't go through,
so here it is again:
The bug mentioned in the user guide applies only to
installations on Lion and Mountain Lion. It is
fixed in LiveCode Server release: 6.0.0-rc-1.
This means, revIgniter should work on on-rev.com without
flaws. I
mentioned in the user guide applies only to
installations on Lion and Mountain Lion. It is
fixed in LiveCode Server release: 6.0.0-rc-1.
This means, revIgniter should work on on-rev.com without
flaws. I would try to start with a clean root folder
without any Apache directives in .htaccess
and Mountain Lion. It is
fixed in LiveCode Server release: 6.0.0-rc-1.
This means, revIgniter should work on on-rev.com without
flaws. I would try to start with a clean root folder
without any Apache directives in .htaccess. Then all
you have to do (really) is to copy the files and folders
Thanks Ralf - I've now got a revIgniter instance installed safely in its own
folder in my doc-root, outside of the public_html web-root and accessible from
both my on-rev account web-root and a specific folder within one of my add-on
domains.
This on-rev set-up required settings somewhat
Hi folks,
Can any revIgniter expert please advise whether the current version of LiveCode
Server installed on pancake.on-rev.com is compatible with revIgniter?
I've installed but getting 404 errors on the index.lc page under revIgniter and
the user guide's troubleshooting section mentions
Hi I confirm I do have the latest revIgniter package installed on the current
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is revIgniter-compatible.
So, now I know it's something I've (not) done - but continued trouble-shooting
is worthwhile, as it will work! :-)
Best,
Keith..
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Hi Keith,
the bug mentioned in the user guide applies only to
installations on Lion and Mountain Lion. It is
fixed in LiveCode Server release: 6.0.0-rc-1 though.
This means, revIgniter should work on on-rev.com without
flaws. I would try to start with a clean root folder
without any Apache
installation using
an URL like yourSite.on-rev.com/index.lc.
Best
Ralf
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Hi folks,
Can any revIgniter expert please advise whether the current version of
LiveCode Server installed on pancake.on-rev.com
I asked this question (how to detect a non-responsive/non-existent server
without waiting for an annoyingly long time-out) recently of
supp...@runrev.com and got a reply referencing a revOnline article giving a
method for doing this:
Action livecode-script /cgi-bin/livecode-server
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Hi Phil,
Thanks, but no go. I put the stack on my desktop and used
start using /Users/gregory/Desktop/ParetoServer (Legacy 2.7).livecode
and from the name of the stack, you can see that I took Mike Bonner's advice
and saved it in legacy format.
Gregory
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012, at 10:27
Is it possible that the web server user doesn't have read permissions on
the stack file?
Also, though its probably correct in your lc server script, it should be
start using stack /path/to/stack
not
start using /path/to/stack
On Wed, Aug 29, 2012 at 8:46 AM, Gregory Lypny
of
/Library/WebServer/Documents/
but I guess I can live with it as is. By the way, where did you learn
that only legacy stacks can be loaded by LiveCode server?
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Ok, my mistake, I can't get it to read from my desktop either so ignore
this! Apparently it was reading the old file from the directory also (which
is just plain weird.)
I did create a folder in the server root called stackfiles, made sure the
permissions were correct and was able to hit it from
Thanks Andre, Mike, and Phil,
I have it straight now. Stacks go in the web server's root and only legacy
stacks will work. Thank you also for your patience. My Internet coding
abilities are primitive to say the least.
If only the RunRev people would write documentation with some clarity.
Not to minimize your point, it is a valid one, but Runrev has limited
resources, and if they really fully documented everything as well as we would
like, and make it as easily accessible as we would like, we might not see a lot
of development work getting done.
As for the web root access,
Hello everyone,
I recently upgraded to Mountain Lion. Are there any changes to the setup
procedures for LiveCode server?
Gregory
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but http_server_app.conf did)
AddHandler lc-script .lc
Action lc-script /cgi-bin/livecode-server
Then of course add livecode-server and its folders
to /Library/Server/Web/Data/CGI-Executables
If you aren't using the server addon I believe the files you need to update
are in
On Tue, Aug 28, 2012
but http_server_app.conf did)
AddHandler lc-script .lc
Action lc-script /cgi-bin/livecode-server
Then of course add livecode-server and its folders
to /Library/Server/Web/Data/CGI-Executables
If you aren't using the server addon I believe the files you need to
update are in
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If you've installed the 'Server' from the app store, then the config files
Hello everyone,
I've got LiveCode server up and running on my Mac (OS X Mountain Lion). I'd
like to be able to store a bunch of handlers in the stack script of a library
stack, but I am not sure where to place the stack and how to refer to it from
within web pages.
Suppose I have a simple
before that try to output:
put the stacksInUse to make sure your stack is there.
On Tue, Aug 28, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Gregory Lypny
gregory.ly...@videotron.cawrote:
Hello everyone,
I've got LiveCode server up and running on my Mac (OS X Mountain Lion).
I'd like to be able to store a bunch
Hi Gregory,
Try using the full path to the stackfile in your start using
statement. That should work. Like so:
start using /Users/me/Documents/mystackfile.livecode
Best -
Phil Davis
On 8/28/12 1:54 PM, Gregory Lypny wrote:
Hello everyone,
I've got LiveCode server up and running
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