I don't know how fast it is, but here is an aolserver module for doing MD5
hashing:
http://gwpics.ontiblue.com/nsmd5.c
On Mon, Mar 17, 2008 at 12:20 AM, Alex <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 2. TclLib shall not harm IMHO, it's Tcl- only, no binary code. Please
> confirm that.
> Besides, I need it on
Hello Tom, Gustaf
I am still trying to pin down the memory leak problem. Could you
answer few more questions, please?
1. It looks like that nsd process grows ~1.5 - 2.0 MB every time a
thread dies due to timeout or number of connections (and new one
starts).
Changing configuration just makes the
Ok thanks, I keep all of them in one file only, so I should be fine on that one.
On 16/03/2008, Robert Seeger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> As a minor suggestion, be organized in where you create filters for your
> pages so that you can locate those calls later (and find any/all filters
> you've
I am sorry, wouldn't know about this, I am very new to aolserver. I
set my singlescript param to 1 because I prefer it that way, may be
there is something there indeed.
On 16/03/2008, Bas Scheffers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, this should work. Normally, anything between <% %> is executed
>
As a minor suggestion, be organized in where you create filters for your
pages so that you can locate those calls later (and find any/all filters
you've registered). If I recall correctly, there's no way to get a list
of registered filters... which can make debugging later difficult.
Rob Seege
Well, this should work. Normally, anything between <% %> is executed
in the global scope and as $REQ is in the global scope it should be
accessible.
I noticed you are using the new parser that allows you to do "... { %>
some html <% } ...", something I have never done. Could it be this
wo
Bas, i forgot to attach my code, here is the procedure, it is called
at the beginning of every request.
proc ::gs_admin::req_init {conn arg why} {
variable INIT
global REQ
catch {unset REQ}
if {!$INIT} {
ns_log Waning "==>::gs_admin
Thanks for the answer Bas.
I have done this now: set ::variablename value
in adp: if {$::variablename} {
blah
}
so it works now, but I have no idea as to why I should explicitly add
the :: for this to work. The tcl code runs in a function which has
been registered like this: ns_register_filte
Just an FYI that the Aolserver wiki link from www.aolserver.com:
http://dev.aolserver.com/Tcl_API
takes over 20 seconds to load a page, and has been like this for a
few weeks. It's not really useable at this speed. It was fine at
the previous host.
-john
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