The trouble with calling qmail-inject is the overhead of spawning
processes. (Especially on solaris.)
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 01:03:39PM -0800, Tom Jackson wrote:
> Patrick Kelly wrote:
>
> >Here at GetActive Software we use qmail. We've done a couple little
> >hacks i
Here at GetActive Software we use qmail. We've done a couple little
hacks in order inject directly into the qmail queue. That is the
aolServer does NOT talk SMTP to qmail, but writes outgoing messages to
disk. (SMTP is just a way to get the message into the queue and doing
all that network stuff
Attempting to use the "encoding" command in aolserver 3.4.2 was a
failure for me. Input from a browser could be changed to utf-8, but I
never could send it back to the browser (after doing any
encoding/regsub/ns_dbquotevalue/etc) as iso8859-1. I COULD get it
into a file using plain tcl operation
tag for convenience on this project (sigh)... I have tried
> putting the tag into a ns_puts [ns_adp_parse "tag here"] construct, I have
> tried ns_adp_parse in the <% %> brackets on the call to the wrap tag to no
> avail... the adp tag works great other than this minor/major bobble..
>
> Does anyone have any ideas here?
>
> Thanks much in advance.
>
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anyone knows of any other blowfish (or 3DES) implementations for
aolserver, please let me know!
Thanks!
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; Hello,
>
> Is there an AOLServer module for ImageMagick? Actually, the only
> functionality I need is resizing the images on the fly. Any other method of
> easily implementing this task will be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thank you all.
>
> Haluk
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sending certificates back and forth, takes place BEFORE the host
> > header has been read. This is true for all webservers, Apache and
> > AOLserver.
>
>
> Hmm so there is no virtual hosting of ssl? Each must be on a separate
> ip?
>
> For hacks to ns_returnredirect
- Dossy
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tname
when we receive a GET request with a host header of one of the
aliases. This should keep browsers on the right path, and away from
the aliases (and thus the cookies set to the right hostnames).
Am I missing anything?
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> > conditional HTML? Is there some other feature to
> > TCL/ADP that I'm overlooking?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Alex Harvey
>
>
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