a simpler way to do that outside of the
tcllib release, i'm all for it.
any information, documentation, consultation or advice would
be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
scott laplante
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From: Scott Laplante [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 28, 2004 12:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [AOLSERVER] certfiles and ns_openssl
We're using ns_openssl2.1a, nsd3.4.
How do i send
We're using ns_openssl2.1a, nsd3.4.
How do i send the certfile and/or tell nsd where the certfile is for a
particular https domain?
We'll be running an HTTPS post and the receiving server requires their
public certfile, and we need some way of either sending it with the first
request or
I would create a list of lists (or, more conveniently, a list of ns_sets)
And in your adp file, you can loop through with two foreachs (or with a
foreach fancy tag, if cleanliness is another goal).
Something like this (tableItems is your list of lists):
ns_adp_puts table
foreach trItem
in AOLServer 3.4 (upgrading is not an option
at this point but if that would solve it, i would like to hear that fact)
Great thanks in avance for any information you have,
Scott LaPlante
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, you can urlencode your string.
That makes visible anything not an alphanumeric. If from within an
aolserver interp, ns_urlencode will do this for you:
puts [ns_urlencode $thing]
Scott Laplante wrote on 10/17/2003, 1:44 PM:
Is there a way in tcl to puts(?) a string, but instead
So, I was a little unclear on the problem my coworker was facing- apologies
for sort of repeating myself.
We've built a CMS allowing editors to paste in stories, and we're having
problems with them pasting in smart quotes- primarily, that apparently smart
quotes aren't within the unicode set and
limitation was due to the
oracle driver or AOLServer, but any information you guys have will be
extremely helpful.
Thanks,
Scott LaPlante
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vim, obstinately. ; )
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From: Jeremy Cowgar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 6:09 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [AOLSERVER] Emacs and ADP -- a solution
What does everyone else use for editing ADP's? TCL for that fact as well.
Jeremy
On
off see
the text-only version of the email.
I have tried sending the email according to the process in
http://wilsonweb.com/wmt5/html-email-multi.htm, however with
Content-Type=multipart/alternative in the header it seems to not send (of
I'm not receiving it).
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Scott LaPlante
Nevermind. I figured this out by doing a more restrictive a google search
for email multipart/alternative AOLServer, and reading this:
http://ccm.redhat.com/asj/mime/
the trick was having the boundary= part in the content-type header itself.
scott
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From: Scott Laplante
can someone point me to the new location of the nsv docs?
thanks,
scott laplante
patrick,
there are a couple gotchas along the way; i'll call out as many as i can
think of, and that might get you a good way towards where you want to be.
1. what you describe is exactly what we're doing, in a filter, to ensure a
sessionId on every request.
2. setting a cookie really means
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