I've sent the mail below only to Alex Hisen accidently, it should have 
gone to the list:

I've just tried to change our framework to work with aolserver or 
naviserver and I had to change the code for the first two problems below 
(no $conn in ns_register_filter and no ns_share), we don't use ns_set 
-persist anywhere in our code.

On a first glance most of the stuff seems to work without further 
adjustments but we'll have to do a lot of testing. I'll switch to 
naviserver for our internal stuff (mostly intranet, time tracking and 
project management) this week and hope for the best.

I had some crashes during or shortly after startup again, but this time 
with naviserver. I'll try to debug it, when I've got some more time on 
my hands. Unfortunately it only happend once with naviserver invoked via 
gdb but rather frequently without gdb.

Wolfgang

Am 2012-10-06 20:05, schrieb Alex Hisen:
> Last time I looked at Naviserver, it had removed 3 facilities from AOLserver:
> 1) Support for optional $conn argument in ns_return*, etc commands
> 2) ns_share
> 3) ns_set -persist
>
> We have a lot of AOLserver code still in use dating from as long ago as 1995. 
> ;-)
>
> Removed $conn was a minor annoyance as we could create wrappers for the 
> commands in question
>
> Removed ns_share was a more serious problem and would require essentially 
> re-writing in tcl an equivalent facility using variable traces.
>
> Removed ability to create shared/persistent ns_sets was not possible to work 
> around and was a deal breaker for us.
>
> As a side-note we use ns_share and persistent ns_sets for 99.9% read-only 
> config type data.
>
> -Alex Hisen
> http://aolserver.am.net


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