On 10/27/09 5:40 PM, Bas Scheffers wrote:
> Moving AOLserver to run inside Apache as a module would be a great step to
> making it more accesible and popular.
This is the reason why I'd like to implement a module for AOLserver that
would enable it to run as a FastCGI application under Apache and/
On Tuesday, October 27, 2009 7:55pm, "Bernd Eidenschink"
said:
> Even using and relying on several AOL- and Naviservers for years now I cannot
> get used to the technical superiority discussions...
It is not about technical superiority. No matter how hard you try, AOLserver
will still run rings
Hi!
Jeff, yes it's PGLIB :-)! But it doesn't install, error is:
> ar rv libnspostgres.a
> ar: no archive members specified
> usage: ar -d [-TLsv] archive file ...
Same referenced in
http://www.openacs.org/forums/message-view?message_id=1539251
Question here is? I had to do "make ..." or "ma
Cesáreo García Rodicio wrote:
Hi!
I had an Aolserver 4.5.1 working with some modules on Mac OS Leopard
(10.5.8) but I couldn't get to build nspostgres-4.1. Postgres (8.4.1)
was installed using Macports:
roraima:nspostgres-4.1 root# port installed | grep postg
postgresql84 @8.4.1_1 (active)
Cesáreo García Rodicio wrote:
Hi!
I had an Aolserver 4.5.1 working with some modules on Mac OS Leopard
(10.5.8) but I couldn't get to build nspostgres-4.1. Postgres (8.4.1)
was installed using Macports:
roraima:nspostgres-4.1 root# port installed | grep postg
postgresql84 @8.4.1_1 (active)
Hi!
I had an Aolserver 4.5.1 working with some modules on Mac OS Leopard
(10.5.8) but I couldn't get to build nspostgres-4.1. Postgres (8.4.1)
was installed using Macports:
roraima:nspostgres-4.1 root# port installed | grep postg
postgresql84 @8.4.1_1 (active)
postgresql84-doc @8.4.1_0
AOLserver does CGI, although not FastCGI. But you get automatic
offload of static content which blows doors.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 2:25 AM, Bernd Eidenschink wrote:
> Even using and relying on several AOL- and Naviservers for years now I cannot
> get used to the technical superiority discussion
> This why all of the Apache supported languages either require the pre-fork
> model where they keep one interpreter per process (like PHP) or party like
> it's 1993 in a FastCGI environment like Ruby (on Rails) does. Yuk.
Don't name the FastCGI-party-people, they are mean!
Albeit there applicati
