I've done this before by registering procedures. This is pretty easy.
For example, you can do:
ns_registerproc POST /my/special/post/url/* myprocname
Then, you can POST to
/my/special/post/url/myfile.exe
you don't have to post of course, you can do a GET to
I would advise using two instances, along with two database instances. If
you'll be playing with the config, you won't want to have to bounce your
live site.
For the file moving, you can either check everything in dev into cvs and
check it back out into the live site, or you can just use rsync to
Bugs item #425366, was opened at 2001-05-18 20:23
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Category: Architecture: Win32-specific
Group: aolserver3_4
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Adam Zell (zellster)
FYI Sybase had a similar issue, and old Sybase drivers did not do the
automatic rollback that AS expected. Automatic rollback is in the newer
Sybase drivers, however (if you're using 1.01 or so, on either 2.3.3 or 3.
x, you're fine). Anyone implementing a DB driver should make sure a
rollback
Bugs item #467982, was opened at 2001-10-04 10:59
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Category: API: Tcl
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Sharon Kotler (sharon_kotler)
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The problem is the NsOpenSSLSend() function in ssl.c, in nsopenssl-2.0.
BIO_write is returning a resource not available, try again error, but
NsOpenSSLSend is not checking for that, and so behaves as though it were
a non-recoverable error, aborting the write instead of trying again.
A simple
This does not work. It breaks at server start saying there are the wrong number of
args to ns_register_proc. Does it work for you?
aolserver 3.4, NetBSD 1.5 i386.
ns_register_proc GET /foo1 foo 1
ns_register_proc GET /foo2 foo 1 2
ns_register_proc GET /foo3 foo 1 2 3
proc foo { conn one
