anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?

2004-08-25 Thread Andre Garzia
hi folks,
I am building this huge lib for handling netservices like http and ftp. 
Although I am not near my milestone 1, it's pretty usable so I was 
wondering if anyone here is really waiting for this and would like a 
libNetServices Lite version. What it can currently do is:

* Serve Pages, both dynamic stacks and static pages.
* Serve files by ftp both passive and active ftp.
* XML-RPC Server Side.
missing parts are: FTP Resume and Upload, Cookie Handling (actually you 
can read them, not set them right now).

hugz
andre
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Re: anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?

2004-08-26 Thread Björnke von Gierke
Well, we talked about this in the chat...
Basica ftp upload would be very helpful if one of the chatters is 
behind a firewall/non-configurable router, but I'll take what I can 
get, so having a ftp server to download stuff directly from someone 
would be nice already!

On Aug 26 2004, at 06:07, Andre Garzia wrote:
hi folks,
I am building this huge lib for handling netservices like http and 
ftp. Although I am not near my milestone 1, it's pretty usable so I 
was wondering if anyone here is really waiting for this and would like 
a libNetServices Lite version. What it can currently do is:

* Serve Pages, both dynamic stacks and static pages.
* Serve files by ftp both passive and active ftp.
* XML-RPC Server Side.
missing parts are: FTP Resume and Upload, Cookie Handling (actually 
you can read them, not set them right now).

hugz
andre
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Re: anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?

2004-08-26 Thread Mark Brownell
On Wednesday, August 25, 2004, at 09:07 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
missing parts are: FTP Resume and Upload, Cookie Handling (actually 
you can read them, not set them right now).

hugz
andre
I was going to begin working of FTP Upload from my standalone apps on 
user's own machines.

Mark
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Re: anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?

2004-08-26 Thread Andre Garzia
On Aug 26, 2004, at 1:05 PM, Mark Brownell wrote:
I was going to begin working of FTP Upload from my standalone apps on 
user's own machines.

Mark
Mark,
when you say upload, you're talking about what point of view, the 
server or the client, we have built-in functions in Rev to make uploads 
to a given server, the missing part of FTPd is to accept uploads from a 
client (it's easy, I just don't have the time to doit)

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RE: anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?

2004-08-26 Thread william griffin
Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 01:07:13 -0300
From: Andre Garzia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?
hi folks,
I am building this huge lib for handling netservices like http and ftp.
Although I am not near my milestone 1, it's pretty usable so I was
wondering if anyone here is really waiting for this and would like a
libNetServices Lite version. What it can currently do is:
* Serve Pages, both dynamic stacks and static pages.
* Serve files by ftp both passive and active ftp.
* XML-RPC Server Side.
missing parts are: FTP Resume and Upload, Cookie Handling (actually you
can read them, not set them right now).
hugz
andre
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Sounds good, I think this would be a great addtion to the ChatRev, 
especially for getting
our individual user modifications of the server and client up to a 
central location,
and for serving up games and game data files in the future.

Hit me up for testing when you need some.
See you in ChatRev :)
Mr Bill
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Re: anyone here would use simple httpd or ftpd code?

2004-08-27 Thread Mark Brownell
On Friday, August 27, 2004, at 01:07 AM, Robert Brenstein wrote:
Being able to accept uploads (through ftp or http) would be the most 
welcome feature for me.

robert
I know little or next to nothing about this topic. I know how to use 
Fetch. OK, so I'm a dumbBo, big deal. I'm also in need of trying to 
send a randomly named 1kb text file to an anonymous FTP upload  folder 
from a commercially sold standalone app. I want to use this same 
anonymous FTP upload folder to have a product fulfillment app running 
from my place of business batch process these files, remove them from 
the upload folder, and send out reciprocal unlock keys for feature 
upgrades.

My biggest problem was finding a server that still uses or makes 
available these anonymous FTP upload folders. Turns out you can host 
your own remote servers at ServerBeach.com with 2000 gig transfer rate 
per month. So now I'm off to learn all about that. This was my answer 
to having my commercial apps e-mail me with the user's own e-mail 
client.

I believe that Rev already has native functions to handle these 
anonymous folder FTP uploads. This was the only way I could figure out 
how to get a text file from anywhere in the world to a single location 
that I could use another app to make use of through automation.  I 
imagine that there is a CGI method using the post function but I would 
need that FTP folder for other needs anyway so I just decided to use 
that FTP approach.

Mark
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