Mmmm MidgetsIgor Zlatkovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bruce Miller wrote:> Getting even more OT...> Do you really need FTP? I've been trying to ween away from it.> The speed advantage seems to have become minimal, and it's trickier to > secure.> Our sysadmins insist on configuring the ftp server wi
Any midgets on this list want to make $100?Aron Stansvik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What FTP software are you running? Shouldn't most FTP servers (on mostplatforms?) support something like symlinks or equivalent? Could asymlink or equivalent solution for FTP, and a redirect solution forHTTP be an
Aron Stansvik wrote:
What FTP software are you running? Shouldn't most FTP servers (on most
platforms?) support something like symlinks or equivalent? Could a
symlink or equivalent solution for FTP, and a redirect solution for
HTTP be an alternative? Hm, tricky buissness you have :)
I run vsftpd on
What FTP software are you running? Shouldn't most FTP servers (on most
platforms?) support something like symlinks or equivalent? Could a
symlink or equivalent solution for FTP, and a redirect solution for
HTTP be an alternative? Hm, tricky buissness you have :)
Aron
On Wed, 23 Mar 2005 19:48:07
Bruce Miller wrote:
Getting even more OT...
Do you really need FTP? I've been trying to ween away from it.
The speed advantage seems to have become minimal, and it's trickier to
secure.
Our sysadmins insist on configuring the ftp server with reverse dns checks,
with the consequence that every cou
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Von: Igor Zlatkovic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 23. März 2005 18:50
An: Keim, Markus
Cc: xml@gnome.org
Betreff: Re: AW: [xml] Windows Binaries And The Web
> Keim, Markus wrote:
> > Hello Igor, hello all,
> >
> > I guess
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 12:52:16PM -0500, Bruce Miller wrote:
> Getting even more OT...
> Do you really need FTP? I've been trying to ween away from it.
yes for mirroring on xmlsoft.org ! HTTP mirroring is a joke.
Unless I get rsync access do not remove FTP access please !
Daniel
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Keim, Markus wrote:
Hello Igor, hello all,
I guess using an appropriate servlet filter it should
be possible to redirect each request that goes *not*
to the latest release and (transparently) serve it
from the "oldrelease" directory.
I happily offer to set up an example (if that's necessary,
which
Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
Bruce Miller wrote:
Rich Salz wrote:
Can you implement a tomcat filter that looks to see if someone is asking
for the "latest" version and if so send them an http redirect?
Nice suggestion! I like that idea.
The usual approach of foo-latest.tar.gz symlinks is annoying
in that
Bruce Miller wrote:
Rich Salz wrote:
Can you implement a tomcat filter that looks to see if someone is asking
for the "latest" version and if so send them an http redirect?
Nice suggestion! I like that idea.
The usual approach of foo-latest.tar.gz symlinks is annoying
in that you end up with tarbal
Rich Salz wrote:
Can you implement a tomcat filter that looks to see if someone is asking
for the "latest" version and if so send them an http redirect?
Sure, I allready did that sort of thing:
http://www.zlatkovic.com/httpredirectfilter.en.html
Slightly modified to retarget the redirection dynam
Rich Salz wrote:
Can you implement a tomcat filter that looks to see if someone is asking
for the "latest" version and if so send them an http redirect?
Nice suggestion! I like that idea.
The usual approach of foo-latest.tar.gz symlinks is annoying
in that you end up with tarballs in your filesyste
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Betreff: Re: [xml] Windows Binaries And The Web
Adam Maccabee Trachtenberg wrote:
> On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
>
>
>>Both links refer to the same storage. Should I keep moving everything
>>but the newest stuff into the 'oldreleases' subdirectory
On Tue, Mar 22, 2005 at 11:30:08PM +0100, Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
> I presently practice to keep only the latest releases in /pub/libxml on
> my site. All older releases are being moved to /pub/libxml/oldreleases.
> This I do for novice users who visit the site with a browser. They see
> all the p
Can you implement a tomcat filter that looks to see if someone is asking
for the "latest" version and if so send them an http redirect?
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On Wed, 23 Mar 2005, Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
> Oh, Adam, I would love the symlink, it would solve few other problems I
> have in addition to this one. But the whole website is a web
> application, served by a servlet container, currently Apache Tomcat. The
> thing is, servlet's platform, Java, has n
Adam Maccabee Trachtenberg wrote:
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
Both links refer to the same storage. Should I keep moving everything
but the newest stuff into the 'oldreleases' subdirectory, or should I
rather keep everything right there where it was released? Or would it be
best to
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005, Igor Zlatkovic wrote:
> Both links refer to the same storage. Should I keep moving everything
> but the newest stuff into the 'oldreleases' subdirectory, or should I
> rather keep everything right there where it was released? Or would it be
> best to even separate the packages
Hello there,
This is on the edge of the topic, but I need an advice and am writing to
the list in hope that many of you who use libxml in many ways will know
what must be done.
I was examining my server's logs and have paid some attention on how
people access my site and who directs them to it.
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