Pierre Sahores wrote:
Did anyone know if Livecode Server can be set to use NGINX as its web server ?
My (admittedly limited) understanding is that NginX doesn't support CGI,
only FastCGI, so without threading LiveCode would seem a difficult fit
for that server environment.
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Richard Gaski
Pierre
Richard is correct that nginx does not support CGI. It will forward requests to
an upstream server or a number of upstream servers. I support one application
that has been running for a couple of years that forwards CGI requests to a
second server. (The second server is Cheyenne from Sof
Thanks Richard and Peter. Cheyenne, the Rebol HTTPd (Carl Sassenrath and Cindy
!) and Olivier Auverlot, a friend i used to be colleague with when i was
working for the French Secretary of Education…
Warm Regards,
Pierre
Le 21 janv. 2015 à 03:14, Peter W A Wood a écrit :
> Pierre
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> Richard
Peter W A Wood wrote:
> Richard is correct that nginx does not support CGI. It will forward
> requests to an upstream server or a number of upstream servers. I
> support one application that has been running for a couple of years
> that forwards CGI requests to a second server. (The second server
On 21.01.2015 at 8:37 Uhr -0800 Richard Gaskin apparently wrote:
A few months ago I was experimenting with multi-processing in
LiveCode as an alternative to multi-threading. The literature on
each notes the higher overhead of the former compared to the latter,
but also that the overhead is n
100% my tough too, Richard ! With up to 3750 connections/second handled in a
LAN test < 1500 U$ dedicated server configuration with XSS/CSRF filter and
protection set to ON, Linux/Apache/LC Server/RevIgniter/PostgreSQL is able to
handle more than any of my clients will probably ever need in prod
Robert Brenstein wrote:
On 21.01.2015 at 8:37 Uhr -0800 Richard Gaskin wrote:
A few months ago I was experimenting with multi-processing in
LiveCode as an alternative to multi-threading. The literature on
each notes the higher overhead of the former compared to the latter,
but also that the o