Re: Set up GUI stack on OSX server that handles STDIN/STDOUT

2002-12-08 Thread Pierre Sahores
Sannyasin Sivakatirswami a écrit : General Question is: How does one set up a stack on an OSX server that can act like a UNIX program where any other [Program A] can set a path: /usr/sbin/myFilter.mc where myFilter.mc is an open stack running in GUI mode, such that output from

Re: Dumb sort question - Tanks Comments

2002-12-08 Thread jbv
Thank you all for your help suggestions. Unfortunately, none of them helped solving my problem... Below you'll find a few more info on what I'm trying to do, comments on some suggestions and finally some feature requests for future versions of MC. Basically, I need to sort a variable featuring 5

MC on Apache and CGI

2002-12-08 Thread jbv
Hello again, I have a rather odd request regarding the installation of MC on a server running Apache for CGI applications, both from standard web pages and from MC standlones. MC has been installed on 2 of our servers several months ago and I've used it successfully for a couple of projects and

Re: MC on Apache and CGI

2002-12-08 Thread Pierre Sahores
jbv a écrit : Hello again, I have a rather odd request regarding the installation of MC on a server running Apache for CGI applications, both from standard web pages and from MC standlones. MC has been installed on 2 of our servers several months ago and I've used it successfully for a

Re: MC on Apache and CGI

2002-12-08 Thread jbv
Pierre, It's, basicaly, two ways you can install mc to have it running behind Apache. 1.- As a simple cgi engine : just drop the mc engine where you want (but not in a directory where any bad guy will expect to find it) and add the right path head your mc-cgi scripts, alike #!/the

Can't delete card

2002-12-08 Thread Dominique
When I try to delete a card via a bg script, I am given an Error message the handler: on deletekey answer Supprimer cette carte ? with Annuler or Supprimer if it is supprimer then delete this card end deletekey the error message: Object: stack locked, or object's script is executing Chunk:

Re: MC on Apache and CGI

2002-12-08 Thread andu
--On Sunday, December 08, 2002 19:39:59 + jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pierre, It's, basicaly, two ways you can install mc to have it running behind Apache. 1.- As a simple cgi engine : just drop the mc engine where you want (but not in a directory where any bad guy will expect to

Re: MC on Apache and CGI

2002-12-08 Thread Sannyasin Sivakatirswami
I use MC on all our domains in Honolulu, works fine: this is how we have it, possibly you know all this already, but I am very interested in having this area (MC security running behind Apache on a Unix-MacOSX box) thoroughly elucidated as we also know virtually nothing about Unix security

Re: MC on Apache and CGI

2002-12-08 Thread Pierre Sahores
Just as an add-on to what Andu and Sivakatirswami answered previously :-) Pierre, It's, basicaly, two ways you can install mc to have it running behind Apache. 1.- As a simple cgi engine : just drop the mc engine where you want (but not in a directory where any bad guy will expect

global misses

2002-12-08 Thread Robert Brenstein
I am experimenting with optimizing some aspect of my program and noticed the following: 1. when a global is made into associative array, the globals() functions does not report its existence even though it can be used as expected. 2. the exist operator does not work with globals as objects.

Lessening processor usage

2002-12-08 Thread Karl Becker
I've brought up this topic earlier and didn't get any responses, let alone a satisfactory answer. Why does MetaCard's processor usage spike horribly after playing a QuickTime object? Even if the player is stopped, or hidden and stopped, the processor usage still is quite inordinate. Is this

Re: Dumb sort question - Tanks Comments

2002-12-08 Thread Tariel Gogoberidze
On 12/7/02 10:18 AM, Ernst M. Reicher wrote: On 12/8/02 15:36 jbv [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: -a special find function that would work like in OMO spreadsheets : find rows of myTab where item 2 10 would return a comma-separated list of numbers of rows for which this condition is true