All you say is true, but remember, the first part that was ever written
was the countdown timer, which is SDL based. For this I used pascal
because I have been doing graphics programming in it for years and I
could do it in a matter of hours.
The reason the files are in /usr/share/netday is a hist
Mark,
Did you ever get your images to come up on the menu?
BW
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Take it easy, A.J. - I meant no offense. My comments were not meant as
criticism, but more that pascal is a curious and unusual choice for web
programming.
I am glad that you made your program available to everybody.
However, nowhere in the documentation does it mention anything about
what for
DC's menu (in the web interface) will only show users that are members
of the icafe group. However, if you use the backend tools on their own
you obviously have no such protection - and it is then possible to put
invalid data in the database.
This is extreme programming, the underlying tools do one
Because everything else sucks --- just kidding.
I like and use many languages, and I pick the one best suited to the
task at hand.
In this case it was Pascal, I am a contributing member of the FreePascal
developement team - I would not be if I did not think it was a great
language (I have a lot of
Hello Mark,
> I have a few users that showed up when I was playing with the package
> that are not on my system. They are 55, 1, 15, and 0. How do I get rid
> of these critters?
Dunno about direqcafe, but that probably are system processes. 0 means
root, 50 might be the user "apache" runs as, "w
Thanks, Anselm -
I did look at /etc/passwd. I don't think that these users came from the
system. I think that direqcafe put them in to it's database as I was
screwing around with it before I got it working right. It would appear
that there is no way to delete them from the web interface.
Where
Hello Mark,
> I am thinking that httpd.conf needs to be tweeked so that cgi can happen
> in the /var/www/html/direqcafe directory.
Try something like
Options +ExecCGI
Best regards,
Anselm Martin Hoffmeister
Stockholm Projekt Computer-Service
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