Jim Wilcoxson wrote:
>
> Here's another version:
I was thinking you might also need a trace filter break.
I placed the following script in the private tcl/init.tcl file, to
ensure that it is the first filter that runs, however, it seems that
the rp_filter is still executing at least to run ad_permission on the
script location
and to run the security procs.
Anyone have a line on how to get this filter registered first?
Here is my version using nsv_* instead of ns_share.
##########################################
# NIMBA FILTER
ns_log Notice "Loading Nimba filter"
nsv_set nimda conns 0
nsv_set nimda max 10
nsv_set nimda count 0
proc nimda {conn ignore} {
global breaktrace
set breaktrace 1
set req [ns_conn request]
set reqlist [split $req " "]
set url [lindex $reqlist 1]
set host [ns_conn peeraddr]
nsv_incr nimda count
if {[nsv_get nimda conns] < [nsv_get nimda max]} {
nsv_incr nimda conns
ns_sleep 60
nsv_incr nimda conns -1
}
ns_returnredirect http://$host$url
return filter_return
}
proc nimda_breaktrace {conn ignore} {
global breaktrace
if {[info exists breaktrace] && $breaktrace == 1} {
ns_log Notice "Nimba BreakTrace total: [nsv_get nimda count]
[ns_conn peeraddr]"
return filter_return
}
return filter_ok
}
# NIMBA FILTER
##########################################
ns_register_filter preauth GET /scripts/* nimda
ns_register_filter trace GET /scripts/* nimda_breaktrace
--Tom Jackson
