I didn't say that one can no longer use Revolution as a faceless
application, Richard. Rev stacks used to be shell scripts in
themselves, which is no longer the case as of Rev 2.7.0.
This has nothing to do with the CGI engine, though. For CGI, I
recommend the non-cgi Linux 2.0 engine. The cgi-version seems to be
broken.
I haven't reported this to BZ yet. Currently, I have 20 bugs which I
still have to check and report. I'll add this issue to my list.
Best,
Mark
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Op 14-mei-2006, om 0:28 heeft Richard Gaskin het volgende geschreven:
Mark Schonewille wrote:
In fact, Metacard used to be a fully functional command line utility
in itself, but this wonderful feature is definitely broken with the
new file format.
What specifically changed in the file format that prevents faceless
use?
What are the symptoms?
Additionally, it is no longer possible to run stacks the same way
you can do with scripts written in Perl, Python, AppleScript and
other scripting languages.
You mean the engine can no longer be used for CGI work?
Unfortunate indeed.
Do you have BZ numbers for these issues?
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