Thanks,
both solutions (the shell script, and new nscgi) work, still with
necessity of REDIRECT_STATUS parameter.
Martin
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Hello,
I can not make PHP4 to work as cgi (with nscgi). I added an option of:
ns_param REDIRECT_STATUS 1
so that it try to work at all. Still, however, PHP can not find script files,
with the only output of: 'No input file specified.'
I do not want to use php module, since I do not use it
I can not find other places with 'maxline' configuration
usage. The Ns_ConnReadLine function ...
the reason is it's not called anywhere
which is a result of the new I/O model in 4.0.
Thank you for your explanation. In fact, I do not want to
use the old API. I just want to use 'maxline'
On 6/19/05, Jim Davidson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and the following limit check:
/*
* Check for max single line overflow.
*/
if ((e - s) drvPtr-maxline) {
return E_LRANGE;
}
I was looking for it in 4.0.10 release, since it
Hello,
I can not find any 'return NS_OK' in nsd/connio.c::Ns_ConnReadLine.
There are just two occurences of 'return NS_ERROR'. Is it so
intentionally?
Together with it, I can not find other places with 'maxline'
configuration usage. The Ns_ConnReadLine function is used in
Ns_ConnReadHeaders, but
