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Ivan Zhakov wrote:
We have Apache/Subversion server
under Windows Server 2003.
From Bill Stoddard
I think the few Win32 developers
here (myself included) always had
this on their list of 'todo's'. The
Windows MPM needs to be enhanced
to reliably support multiple child processes
and when
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
What else interests us within an
'ap_string_t' header, that would help
eliminate bugs within httpd? A random
trailing short following the string, in a
'string debug' mode, to detect buffer
overflows? Something similar to detect
underflows?
Open to all
From: Bill Stoddard
Maxime Petazzoni wrote:
As I already said, the AJAX browser
in mod_mbox relies on a hidden
XmlHttpRequest and on Javascript
processing of the replied XML
document to generate the message list.
Snip
Of course, the paging system would
solve this problem, too. In
From: Akins, Brian
definitively help use with a mod_ssl
(Apache 2.0.54) and IE issue.
As posted all the time on
the Apache users list:
MSN Search
http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=fiddler+http
http://search.msn.com/results.aspx?q=%27IEBlog+A+HTTP+Detective+Story%27
What is Fiddler?
--- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2005-04-08
19:20 ---
(In reply to comment #4)
It appears that you are right - that the ASP.NET module with .NET
1.1 does
set 'X-AspNet-Version'. I suspect from my early tests that .NET
1.0 did not.
We can still handle this, but should
From: Jeff White
New in Net 1.1
ASP.NET Side-By-Side (IIS uses this setting)
I meant to say Visual Studio 2003
uses this to decide what version of
the .NET Framework to use too.
Jeff
From: Bill Stoddard
Bill R correctly identified the reason
I'd like to see the service install occur
before post-config.
And if there is an error here
do what?
Also what if one has never read
the source code, before post-config
means nothing to one who may
know the answer to a simple
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
FYI post
You should consider converting
your .asp pages to .aspx (which
is not entirely trivial but not that
difficult either)
Good advice
since ASP support
is going to slowly dwindle to
nothingness, even in IIS.
May be not in our lifetimes :)
quote
Snip
A
From: Bill Stoddard
It would, but is it worth the
extra code to enable switching
between both behaviours?
Got some code to review?
Bill
What's the real problem
Bill (Stoddard) wants to over
come or what does he really
want to happen?
Got some example ideas?
Jeff
From: dean
I can capture traffic using tcpdump,
but there is so much mess (arp,
dns, acks etc), is there a filter to clean
it up to only show the relevant packets.
B.T.W. Im running the proxy on Mandrake 9.1.
and testing it from winxp Firefox IE6.
Perhaps
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Learn how to use the Microsoft
January 6, 2005
quote
Snip
I am a member of ECMA, an
international standards body,
where I am chair of the
committee responsible for
standardizing the CLI
(Common Language Infrastructure)
and C#.
Snip
So here is my initial question
to ponder:
What is your feeling about the
standardization of the
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Handle GetProtocol correctly
(and consistant with ASP.NET conventions.)
A very, very good idea! :)
virtual String* GetProtocol(void)
quote
When overridden in a derived
class, returns the HTTP protocol
(HTTP or HTTPS).
/quote
.NET Framework Class Library
From: nian li
I want to know how to debug HTTP
Server in Windows with VC6.0.
There is another way too.
Windows Scripting, the best tool
ever for Apache on Windows usage
for both developers and admins. :)
quote
You can get a crash dump
on the production box and
then take it back to a dev
From: Tonko Juricic
Subject: Compiling with VC++ 8 (Express beta)
Isn't the loading of the CLR
different for _any_ .NET
version over 1.1?
Hasn't
CLSID_CorRuntimeHost
and
IID_ICorRuntimeHost
been replaced with
CLSID_CLRRuntimeHost
and
IID_ICLRRuntimeHost?
And aren't there many, many
By the way using old RC1 MSI
Will look at HttpApplication state settings
between turkey cooking and eating - seems
something touchs them? (?)
Go relax Bill
Jeff
- Original Message -
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 5:05 PM
Subject: Re: httpmodule bug
From: Yussef Alkhamrichi
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
One (extreme) hassle is leaving the
httpd code legible to httpd'ers
and leaving .NET code legible to .NET'ers.
I had chosen the conventions of using
'traditional' variable names for httpd datum,
and 'wordy' variable names for the internals of
Apache.Web.
In
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
let me get ahold of my life first
I see you doing so much, what life?
More later
Jeff
From: Graham Leggett
are there in the experience
of the people on this list any
other significant apps out there
that are keeping people from
deploying httpd v2.x?
Because there can only be one
number one!
ASF told them over and over again
that it is number one. (rightly or not)
The
As I posted a while ago in the
users list, Windows XP SP2
loopback has problems
Try the below:
quote
This update helps resolve an issue
on computers running Windows XP
Service Pack 2. Programs that connect
to IP addresses in the loopback address
range may not work as expected
/quote
Update
In .NET Framework (soon out):
HttpListener class (uses HTTP.SYS)
Defined as a simple web server
In below article, jump to:
quote
Web Services Anywhere
There are some interesting scenarios
that require exposing a Web service
from an application that is not running
in IIS; for
Before one moves on to what I was
told was the real topic of this thread...
Kornl Pl
however this topic is about using
HTTP API in Apache HTTPD.
First let's clear up some ideas. :)
Forgetting about logging for now.
WRowe
I thought the entire point was that it
It being the HTTP.SYS
From: Kornl Pl
I have to say you are wrong.
Okay I often am but where? :)
I've quoted the lines in your are wrong in my opinion.:)
Summarized:
only static files,
I said:
HTTP.SYS is for quick static responses
quote
The HTTP API provides developers with a
low-level interface to
From: Kornl Pl
To successfully allow applications to
use the same port on different IP
addresses, you must use a new utility,
Httpcfg.exe.
I don't agree with MUST
I believe, in this one article (for 98
percent of the non coding admins) the
word must is correct for the new way
to
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
Thanks for the interesting references and citations.
Yes but for anyone with the equipment
to test this stuff, the real interesting stuff
is just beginning in the next few months
or years.
Being a retired old man without equipment,
(but still doing odd jobs) others
From: Kornl Pl
I believe, in this one article (for 98
percent of the non coding admins) the
word must is correct for the new way
to control Windows ports.
This article does not mean for everyone
this is the only way.
Always ask who is this article written for?
Then add your
From: Kornl Pl
Jeff White wrote:
HTTP.SYS is for quick static responses.
They may be cached html files sent via
the Windows kernel. Not a real new big
business web server. But may be a server
for the one man shop and may be for security
of open ports, etc. :)
I have to say you
From: Kornl Pl
Microsoft describes http.sys as the
kernel mode cache of IIS 6, however it's
kernel mode HTTP listener with cache for
any application.
quote
The HTTP application programming interface
(API) enables applications to communicate
over HTTP without using Microsoft Internet
Even though Joshua says Windows XP SP2
reports are off limits for Apache lists
Jeff, this is not appropriate content
for the Apache users list. (And
it i *especially* not appropriate for [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Windows Installer 3.0 comes with
Windows XP SP2
The below are from beta docs:
quote
The VC toolkit does support /MT
(it does not support /MD).
Ronald Laeremans
Visual C++ team
/quote
Jeff
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/
Thanks for the reference Jeff!
Unfortunately it is missing the #1 bit
we need to pull off a free
build of httpd or apr, and that is nmake :(
It looks like, with a free make
quote
The Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003 includes
the core tools developers need to compile and link
C++-based applications for Windows and the .NET
Common Language Runtime:
Microsoft C/C++ Optimizing Compiler and Linker.
These are the same compiler and linker that ship
with Visual
From: Nick Kew
Hello everyone.
I have Apache 2 module running under Windows.In each Apache's
thread I have a separate ODBC connection to a database.
Why every thread? Wouldn't it be more efficient to share a
connection
pool between your threads? You might possibly want to look
From: Bill Stoddard
Peter J. Cranstone wrote:
Bill,
Here is an interesting link to a problem someone encountered
running Apache
on Windows. If he's right there is little hope for Apache to ever
run
properly on newer versions of Windows.
From: Bill Stoddard
Andrew Mann wrote:
http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/sampchap/5726.asp
Also, because TransmitFile is geared toward server applications,
it is
fully functional only on server versions of Windows. On home and
professional versions, there may be only two
From: William A. Rowe, Jr.
Doesn't the Apache on Windows web server have
available a built-in Windows Scripting Engine and two
built-in scripting languages, that do not use the # as
a scripting comment marker?
No; Windows has a command-line Windows Scripting Host
(cscript, as opposed to
wrowe 2003/02/23 14:37:35
Modified:modules/arch/win32 mod_win32.c
Log:
utf-8 win32 prefix when testing for shebang lines.
Doesn't the Apache on Windows web server have
available a built-in Windows Scripting Engine and two
built-in scripting languages, that do not use the # as
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