[Cherokee] New Mailing list: Cherokee-bugs

2006-01-08 Thread Alvaro Lopez Ortega
Hi guys! I have created a new mail list for the bug tracking system: http://www.0x50.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cherokee-bugs All the bug activity is going to be reported automatically in that list by the BTS. I hope it will be useful for developers and bug reporters. -- Greeting

Re: [Cherokee] 'syntax error', symbol 'Extension' ??

2006-01-08 Thread Alvaro Lopez Ortega
Néstor Lafón-Gracia wrote: > Hola Álvaro, enhorabuena por tu trabajo y por el artículo del País. Muchas gracias! ;) > It's true. In Gentoo there are two kinds of ebuilds stable and testing. > > As you can see in http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=cherokee > the stable is 0.4.17.1 and

Re: [Cherokee] 'syntax error', symbol 'Extension' ??

2006-01-08 Thread Néstor Lafón-Gracia
Hola Álvaro, enhorabuena por tu trabajo y por el artículo del País. It's true. In Gentoo there are two kinds of ebuilds stable and testing. As you can see in http://packages.gentoo.org/search/?sstring=cherokee the stable is 0.4.17.1 and the earlier testing is 0.4.29. I updated my system with the

Re: [Cherokee] Chroot, UserDir -- some minor problems setting up Cherokee

2006-01-08 Thread Alvaro Lopez Ortega
Alvaro Lopez Ortega wrote: > > 1) Access to the path http://host/~username returns an error, seemingly > > in all cases. http://host/~username/ works. Should I file a bug? > > Oops! Yeah, it is a bug. Would you mind to file it? It is fixed now: http://www.0x50.org/bugs/ticket/3 >

Re: [Cherokee] Cherokee doesn't serve pages when run as daemon

2006-01-08 Thread Alvaro Lopez Ortega
Mike Frisch wrote: > I am experiencing a strange problem with Cherokee 0.4.17 on uClibc > 0.9.27 (both built from Gentoo ebuilds): > > When Cherokee is running in the foreground, it serves pages and > works fine. If I start it with -b to daemonize, Firefox will > connect and basically block tryi

Re: [Cherokee] fcgi-0011: Fix to fixup_padding

2006-01-08 Thread Alvaro Lopez Ortega
Hi Mohammad, > +byte += 2; > +if (*byte == (char) 0xFF) > + *byte = crafted_id [1]; > +byte ++; > +if (*byte == (char) 0xFF) > + *byte = crafted_id [0]; > +byte ++; I haven't applied this chunk. Now it sets the ID number on-the-fly, so it doesn't need to do it a