be in for if you did decide to go this route.
-
I don't recommend this, but if you *really* have to get Revolution
working as a cgi service on a Windows server, here's how. Note that
you have to start with having IIS already installed. And you have to
be logged
Thanks for the head ups guys. Will have my coworker try to set things up today.
Mark, you raised my curiosity. What exactly were the problems you encountered
on IIS? Did it work at all? Or was it just complicated?
All the best,
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from the server rather than anything meaningful. I remember the Alamo.
It did work eventually. I'll see if I can dig up my writeup for you,
but my conclusion after having gone through the experience was that
Apache was a *much* better solution for serving cgi scripts than IIS.
And I doubt
cr
put Hello World!
end startup
- I put this hello.cgi file into the /Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables folder.
- I copied the standalone to the CGI-Executables folder from:
/Applications/Revolution Enterprise/4.0.0-gm-1/Runtime/Mac OS \
X/x86-32/Standalone.app/Contents
Hi Bob,
I could not get it to work with the 4.0 engine either. I did fall back to the
3.5 engine which works as advertised. :-)
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The last engine to have that behaviour is 3.5. Can't use 4.x as CGI.
3.5 is great, till some time ago I was using 2.9
:D
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 9:42 PM, Malte Pfaff-Brill
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Hi Bob,
I could not get it to work with the 4.0 engine either. I did fall back
times) but I can't get the Hello World script to work!
As mentioned, 3.5 is the last CGI engine that works. This has sort of
broken Zygodact too, since one of it's features is CGI compatibility. I
did get RR's permission to send the 3.5 Linux CGI engine to a customer
to overcome that. If you don't
Hi folks,
as we do not yet have a win version of revServer, I need to set up a CGI on Win
Server 2003 (if possible)
Requirements are:
Needs to work with local postGreSQL DB
Needs to work with revXML
Is this possible? If so, which components do I need to install where? Server
can run Apache
version of revServer, I need to set up a CGI on
Win Server 2003 (if possible)
Requirements are:
Needs to work with local postGreSQL DB
Needs to work with revXML
Is this possible? If so, which components do I need to install where? Server
can run Apache.
Cheers
Merci beaucoup Pierre,
the crux is I have no control over the OS the server is running. :-/
Cheers,
Malte
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Le 9 août 2010 à 13:55, Malte Pfaff-Brill a écrit :
Merci beaucoup Pierre,
the crux is I have no control over the OS the server is running. :-/
Cheers,
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Malte,
I think you're in for a wild ride here my friend. I never used CGI on
windows machines but if you can run apache then it should be easier
than trying this kind of stunt with IIS.
Below I will reproduce the steps needed. I haven't tried them I am
just converting the common steps for other
Malte
Thanks to RRobert from Hamburg, if you can do all you want in a standalone, you
can do it as a CGI. It is easy to forget that a CGI is just an ordinary program
with specific output. His detailed explanation is here -
http://forums.runrev.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=8t=5160p=24096hilit
, Aug 9, 2010 at 10:36 AM, Peter W A Wood peterwaw...@gmail.com wrote:
Malte
Thanks to RRobert from Hamburg, if you can do all you want in a standalone,
you can do it as a CGI. It is easy to forget that a CGI is just an ordinary
program with specific output. His detailed explanation is here
Andre
I must admit I only tried a simple hello world test on Mac OS X and then not
as a CGI but a simple command line executable.
Regards
Peter
On 9 Aug 2010, at 21:44, Andre Garzia wrote:
Peter,
The standalone trick will not work on some circunstances. If you don't
have X11 installed
, Peter W A Wood peterwaw...@gmail.com wrote:
Andre
I must admit I only tried a simple hello world test on Mac OS X and then
not as a CGI but a simple command line executable.
Regards
Peter
On 9 Aug 2010, at 21:44, Andre Garzia wrote:
Peter,
The standalone trick will not work on some
Apache, forget it's a Windows box, and do everything normally
(copy into the cgi-bin folder, set the permissions, etc).
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I'm using a Rev CGI on my server. I am not using iRev, but the older Rev CGI.
When a user clicks, asking for a file, I want to save the time of that event
using the users time. In other words, not the server's location time but what
the user would see wherever they are.
Am I correct
Yo Sims,
If this is coming from a HTML form, you can add a hidden field there and use
some javascript magic to write the current time there on form submission.
:D
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 12:58 PM, jim sims s...@ezpzapps.com wrote:
I'm using a Rev CGI on my server. I am not using iRev
On Jun 23, 2010, at 7:20 PM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Yo Sims,
If this is coming from a HTML form, you can add a hidden field there and use
some javascript magic to write the current time there on form submission.
Thanks! I was thinking of the user clicking on a web page button image but
that
Thank you. You are right.
Now I realize that from the on-rev CGI (using the put command) i receive a
Mac OS character-set string,
So, when I am in windows I have to use a macToISO() to translate it into
the ISO 8859-1character set.
On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 6:21 PM, J. Landman Gay
I'm not sure
I am still fighting with the NO-ASCI chars. Even if I encodeBase64 the
data, if I connect to the CGI from a web-plugin using Windows platform , I
get stange chars.
From exactly the same CGI, and using the same revlet, from MAC i get the
correct chars with accent (i.e. è à ù ) and from
) and so on
where 'X' and 'Z' are the DECIMAL Unicode call numbers of your
characters.
On 03/05/2010 18:54, paolo mazza wrote:
I am still fighting with the NO-ASCI chars. Even if I encodeBase64 the
data, if I connect to the CGI from a web-plugin using Windows platform , I
get stange
paolo mazza wrote:
I am still fighting with the NO-ASCI chars. Even if I encodeBase64 the
data, if I connect to the CGI from a web-plugin using Windows platform , I
get stange chars.
From exactly the same CGI, and using the same revlet, from MAC i get the
correct chars with accent (i.e
I am facing a problem sending NO-ASCI chars with the rev CGI ( i. e. put
ùàòè ) to a Rev application.
When I receive a string containing chars with accent (i.e. ùàòè) from the
Revolution CGI , I get strange chars.
Example:
put ùàòè
I receive: ^:'
How can I fix this?
Thanks a lot
Paolo
paolo mazza wrote:
I am facing a problem sending NO-ASCI chars with the rev CGI ( i. e. put
ùàòè ) to a Rev application.
When I receive a string containing chars with accent (i.e. ùàòè) from the
Revolution CGI , I get strange chars.
Example:
put ùàòè
I receive: ^:'
How can I fix
Thank you Richard. I fixed everythingh and now my first application in the
iPhone is running.
Thanks a lot to everybody in this great list !!!
All the best
Paolo Mazza
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Hi all,
maybe someone happens know this?
We are using an old Rev engine as a CGI engine on our server.
Is it possible to POST something to an url with this old CGI engine?
Know what I mean?
I do not have the chance to test this in the moment.
Thanks for all answers :-)
Best
Klaus
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this?
We are using an old Rev engine as a CGI engine on our server.
Is it possible to POST something to an url with this old CGI engine?
Know what I mean?
I do not have the chance to test this in the moment.
Thanks for all answers :-)
Best
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Hi Björnke,
should work, but you need to load liburl yourself, as it's (for obvious
reasons) not included directly in the engine. Note that some colocation and
shared servers will not allow any outgoing sockets.
thanks for the fast answer!
Since this is our server, there won't be any
Klaus,
I think it is easier to shell() to CURL than to load libURL on old CGI
engines.
CURL can POST, GET and pretty much anything you want.
Cheers
andre
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 11:33 AM, Klaus Major kl...@major.on-rev.comwrote:
Hi Björnke,
should work, but you need to load liburl
Hi Andre,
Klaus,
I think it is easier to shell() to CURL than to load libURL on old CGI
engines. CURL can POST, GET and pretty much anything you want.
ah, yes, I see!
Good idea, since we have a Mac server (an old eMac, but what the heck :-)
CURL shoould already avialble on that machine
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
maybe someone happens know this?
We are using an old Rev engine as a CGI engine on our server.
Is it possible to POST something to an url with this old CGI engine?
If you mean, the cgi needs to catch POST requests and process them then
yes, I catch those all
Bonjour Jacqueline,
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
maybe someone happens know this?
We are using an old Rev engine as a CGI engine on our server.
Is it possible to POST something to an url with this old CGI engine?
If you mean, the cgi needs to catch POST requests and process them then yes,
I
Klaus Major wrote:
Bonjour Jacqueline,
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
maybe someone happens know this?
We are using an old Rev engine as a CGI engine on our server.
Is it possible to POST something to an url with this old CGI
engine?
If you mean, the cgi needs to catch POST requests
Richard,
it is a CGI context, the CGI engine does not load libURL by default.
Cheers
andre
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 12:50 PM, Richard Gaskin ambassa...@fourthworld.com
wrote:
Klaus Major wrote:
Bonjour Jacqueline,
Klaus Major wrote:
Hi all,
maybe someone happens know this?
We
Why do I ask?
Cause, after studying about sockets using Rev's chat server/client sample
stack (thank you to Bill Vlahos for pointing it out), I'm now trying to get
a Rev cgi script to act as the server (the script will be in my on-rev
Rev-cgi folder).
Unfortunately, what works locally isn't
for pointing it out), I'm now trying
to get
a Rev cgi script to act as the server (the script will be in my on-
rev
Rev-cgi folder).
Unfortunately, what works locally isn't at all on the web.
If it helps, here's the Rev cgi server-script and a snippet of the
client
stack
As far as RunRev is concerned, it is possible, but your web host may not
allow it.
Thanks Mark.
My webhost is onrev. So, I'd think they'd allow it.
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Cause, after studying about sockets using Rev's chat server/client
sample
stack (thank you to Bill Vlahos for pointing it out), I'm now trying
to get
a Rev cgi script to act as the server (the script will be in my on-
rev
Rev-cgi folder).
Unfortunately, what works locally isn't at all
. Seems like a strange explanation, but
there you go...
It means anyone who does use that kind of functionality should keep
old copies of Rev around. And with Rev version 4+ it will no longer
be possible to use Rev as a cgi program. Has the apache module been
released so that Rev can be used on one's
to produce revlets. Seems like a strange explanation, but
there you go...
It means anyone who does use that kind of functionality should keep
old copies of Rev around. And with Rev version 4+ it will no longer
be possible to use Rev as a cgi program. Has the apache module been
released so that Rev
Hi Richard
On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 12:52 PM, Richard Gaskin
ambassa...@fourthworld.com wrote:
In the meantime I've continued using the v3.5 engine as a CGI, and given
that most of the v4 changes affect things that don't come into play in a
faceless mode I would imagine v3.5 would be suitable
Bernard Devlin wrote:
But I thought it was important to raise this issue about the changes
to the way Rev works in case other people were thinking to use Rev 4
in a cgi environment.
Agreed. I understand RunRev Ltd. is on holiday break at the moment, but
I'm hoping when they get back they'll
I am refining my algorithms to connect web hosted servers that do not
work with Revolution CGI to On-Rev and other web servers that do run
Rev CGI.
I have several mechanisms working for moving data and processing logic
between domains, and would like to add the compression scheme
/disco.irev
2009/12/11 Jim Ault jimaultw...@yahoo.com
I am refining my algorithms to connect web hosted servers that do not work
with Revolution CGI to On-Rev and other web servers that do run Rev CGI.
I have several mechanisms working for moving data and processing logic
between domains, and would
Hi Jim,
In order to decompress data in PHP that was compressed using Rev you
need to strip a few bytes off the start of the data:
$decompressedData = gzinflate( substr( $dataCompressedWithRev , 10 )
);
However I have not been able to figure out how to go the other way, that
is,
Your library is on my list to study as I journey toward my client's
goals.
I have a couple new ideas (after reading Stephen Barncard's email) and
digging up some of my own work from 2008.
I think a couple solutions will blossom and I will let you know.
The most valuable part for my project
This problem isn't unique to cgi-scripting - you have the same issues with a
desktop application where concurrent updates need to be handled.
There are 3 approaches to concurrent changes:
- pessimistic locking (no one can change the record while somebody has it
locked)
- optimistic locking
, or to cancel their update for later.)
I hope this helps!
Rick
On Nov 3, 2009, at 8:28 AM, Jan Schenkel wrote:
This problem isn't unique to cgi-scripting - you have the same
issues with a desktop application where concurrent updates need to
be handled.
There are 3 approaches to concurrent changes
CMS frameworks. In this case a Word Press mu blog.
http://himalayanacademy.com/blog/taka/2009/11/02/words-to-ponder/
The chain of elements in the framework are interesting, as we use
-- an iFrame
-- Calls a .irev page
-- .irev page calls a rev-cgi
-- rev-cgi starts using a stack
-- stack
Sivakatirswami wrote:
The chain of elements in the framework are interesting, as we use
-- an iFrame
-- Calls a .irev page
-- .irev page calls a rev-cgi
-- rev-cgi starts using a stack
-- stack function digs for and returns the content
-- results are posted back to word press.
The thing
Just curious about something. But I don't know the technical
vocabulary, so please forgive this verbose (and confusing?)
explanation.
I think it essentially has do with user queues.
I have a Rev.cgi script on the On-Rev server that works in this 3-step sequence:
(STEP 1) uses SELECT to
-based
Japanese cellphones to an .irev script.
As a workaround, I've make a .php script that can read in $_POST. The
next step is using php to forward the $_POST data to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any
Thank you Pierre, but I do not understand your example.
Where is the ?rev declaration?
How does the (rev?) function sc_contact_report get called? I see a
contact_report, but no sc_contact_report.
About the input type submit, shouldn't there be a form
action=somefile.irev method=post line
.
The
next step is using php to forward the $_POST data to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any more!) php, so am
instead posting this somewhat off-topic request for help.
Has someone tried to use php
to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any more!) php, so am
instead posting this somewhat off-topic request for help.
Has someone tried to use php to relay data to .irev/rev-cgi?
Thanks.
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This discussion has taken some useful and enlightening turns, but has
anyone yet pinned down the specific recipe for the root problem which
started this, in which it seems that Rev seems unable to get POST data
in non-English/non-ISO8959-1 languages?
Is there a but report filed against
Interesting. I did'nt know about this. Thanks for the input, Richard
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Le 28 juil. 09 à 15:02, Richard Gaskin a écrit :
This discussion has taken some useful and enlightening turns, but
has anyone yet pinned down the specific
that can read in $_POST.
The
next step is using php to forward the $_POST data to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any more!) php, so am
instead posting this somewhat off-topic request for help.
Has
to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any more!) php, so am
instead posting this somewhat off-topic request for help.
Has someone tried to use php to relay data to .irev/rev-cgi?
Thanks.
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. The
next step is using php to forward the $_POST data to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any more!) php, so am
instead posting this somewhat off-topic request for help.
Has someone tried to use php to relay
Japanese cellphones to an .irev script.
As a workaround, I've make a .php script that can read in $_POST. The
next step is using php to forward the $_POST data to an .irev or
rev-cgi script -- assuming of course that such a thing is possible.
But, I really want to avoid having to learn (any more!) php
Pushing the OT envelope maybe but...
Does the on-rev server treat subdirectories
and their contents differently when the
directory housing them is labelled cgi-bin?
In the directory linked to my domain name,
I've created a folder cgi-bin and then within
it created a folder junkimg with jpgs
envelope maybe but...
Does the on-rev server treat subdirectories
and their contents differently when the
directory housing them is labelled cgi-bin?
[...]
when I try to access the images
inside kweto.net/cgi-bin/junkimg/, I get
a 500 error
with this final part of my cgi script:
-- put Content-Type: text/plain cr before buffer
-- put Content-Type: text/html; charset = utf-8 cr
put Content-Length: the length of buffer cr cr
put buffer
As the commented-out lines show, I've tried
different Content-Type. But not having
), my
latest thought is the problem may lie
with this final part of my cgi script:
-- put Content-Type: text/plain cr before buffer
-- put Content-Type: text/html; charset = utf-8 cr
put Content-Length: the length of buffer cr cr
put buffer
As the commented-out lines show
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 2:35 PM, Nicolas Cueto nicon...@gmail.com wrote:
On and off over the last three years, I've
been trying to crack the problem of
downloading Japanese text which is
contained in a mysql database by
a stack + rev.cgi combination.
It's that time of year again.
As with
I have a Rev app that is closely integrated with some remote
server-based Rev cgi scripting. I'd like to modify the app so it can
work locally when there's no internet connection.
I have lots of calls like this:
put url (http://65.23.xxx.x/cgi-bin/RevSearch.cgi?setcompdata=;
compfile
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Richard Miller w...@together.net wrote:
I have a Rev app that is closely integrated with some remote server-based
Rev cgi scripting. I'd like to modify the app so it can work locally when
there's no internet connection.
I have lots of calls like this:
put
Thanks, Sarah.
I was able to sort it out using localhost.
Richard
Sarah Reichelt wrote:
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 12:40 AM, Richard Miller w...@together.net wrote:
I have a Rev app that is closely integrated with some remote server-based
Rev cgi scripting. I'd like to modify the app so
Howdy Folks,
Here is a quick post that shows how to install Django (and several other
packages) and configure it to work with your On-Rev account.
http://www.gordontillman.info/computers/41-web-application-development/99-django-with-on-rev
--gordon
Fab! Have not used Django in a few years - have some Rev scripts hanging
around somewhere that would parse / create Django XML files... by the way
what do you like about Mercurial? I've just moved over to GIT, but not had a
look at Mercurial?
2009/5/4 Gordon Tillman g...@mindspring.com
Howdy
David Bovill wrote:
Fab! Have not used Django in a few years - have some Rev scripts hanging
around somewhere that would parse / create Django XML files... by the way
what do you like about Mercurial? I've just moved over to GIT, but not had a
look at Mercurial?
David I've never used Git, so I
Gordon-
Monday, May 4, 2009, 8:43:42 AM, you wrote:
Here is a quick post that shows how to install Django (and several other
packages) and configure it to work with your On-Rev account.
!!! This is exciting and timely. I was just wondering this morning
about what it would take to get Django
Hello Again my Friends,
Are you struggling to install the Revolution CGI engine on your On-Rev
account? Can't stand cPanel? Don't know what FTP or CHMOD is? Well, well,
well, your problems are OVER!
With this new handy self contained self distributable self selfish
installer, you'll be able
needed replaced.
I downloaded the zip file and put it in my public_html folder using the
webdisk from on-rev.
then I entered the below in my broswer.
http://sundown.on-rev.com/cgi-bin/hello.cgi
instead of taking me to a page with Hello World like your example
I get an Internal Server Error
Do you
needed replaced.
I downloaded the zip file and put it in my public_html folder using the
webdisk from on-rev.
then I entered the below in my broswer.
http://sundown.on-rev.com/cgi-bin/hello.cgi
instead of taking me to a page with Hello World like your example
I get an Internal Server Error
Hi Andre,
and again thanks for your amazing work.
Although i have already installed the engine manually into one folder a few
days ago, this tool will help me
to install the cgi into other domain folders.
Matthias
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into one folder a few
days ago, this tool will help me
to install the cgi into other domain folders.
Matthias
Original Message
Subject: [ANN] Revolution CGI Engine installation tool for On-Rev accounts
(24-Apr-2009 18:26)
From:Andre Garzia an...@andregarzia.com
in on by the webdisk
offered with
on-rev and it appears to have been poorly copied so needed replaced.
I downloaded the zip file and put it in my public_html folder
using the
webdisk from on-rev.
then I entered the below in my broswer.
http://sundown.on-rev.com/cgi-bin/hello.cgi
instead
that was installed. I had put in on by the webdisk offered with
on-rev and it appears to have been poorly copied so needed replaced.
I downloaded the zip file and put it in my public_html folder using the
webdisk from on-rev.
then I entered the below in my broswer.
http://sundown.on-rev.com/cgi-bin
I have Personal Web Sharing turned on in my system preference
folder. Is that
wrong, right or doesn't matter?
-=JB=-
On Apr 24, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Hello Again my Friends,
Are you struggling to install the Revolution CGI engine on your On-Rev
account? Can't stand cPanel
to have been poorly copied so needed replaced.
I downloaded the zip file and put it in my public_html folder using the
webdisk from on-rev.
then I entered the below in my broswer.
http://sundown.on-rev.com/cgi-bin/hello.cgi
instead of taking me to a page with Hello World like your example
I
returned status 2
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
chmod: cannot access `cgi-bin/revolution': No such file or directory
chmod: cannot access `cgi-bin/*.cgi': No such file or directory
Regards,
Matthias
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://sundown.on-rev.com/cgi-bin/hello.cgi
instead of taking me to a page with Hello World like your example
I get an Internal Server Error
Do you have any idea what the problem is?
-=JB=-
On Apr 24, 2009, at 9:22 AM, Andre Garzia wrote:
Hello Again my Friends,
Are you struggling to install
-= JB =- wrote:
I have Personal Web Sharing turned on in my system preference folder.
Is that
wrong, right or doesn't matter?
It doesn't matter. Your home PC is irrelevant to on-rev. The only
connection in this case is that you are mounting the remote server on
your desktop in order to
Thanks again. The reason I turned it on is in your lesson it told me
to turn something
on in a preference and that was the closest thing I found. Maybe
that was one of my
problems since I turned that on instead of something else that needed
turned on.
-=JB=-
On Apr 24, 2009, at 10:16
-= JB =- wrote:
Thanks again. The reason I turned it on is in your lesson it told me to
turn something
on in a preference and that was the closest thing I found. Maybe that
was one of my
problems since I turned that on instead of something else that needed
turned on.
That was for testing
Thanks to you and Andre again.
The info you provided cleared a lot of things up and is needed even
though it is installed.
-=JB=-
On Apr 24, 2009, at 10:30 AM, J. Landman Gay wrote:
-= JB =- wrote:
Thanks again. The reason I turned it on is in your lesson it told
me to turn something
on
.
The auto-update code is very small, it allows me to patch things, and you
there using it on your own servers will see the announcement as soon as you
load the page. Quite nice!
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/installcgi.irev
Even if you already installed the revolution cgi engine, it is nice to check
Matthias,
there is a new version with version check and auto updating of the
installation tool. Can you check it out please?
Thanks
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The auto-update code is very small, it allows me to patch things, and you
there using it on your own servers will see the announcement as soon as you
load the page. Quite nice!
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/installcgi.irev
Even if you already installed the revolution cgi engine, it is nice to check
the page. Quite nice!
http://andregarzia.on-rev.com/installcgi.irev
Even if you already installed the revolution cgi engine, it is nice
to check
this code to see how to make auto-updating pages. Very user friendly.
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Even if you already installed the revolution cgi engine, it is nice
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, and all get placed
in the same directory I use for rev-cgi work.
(Side note # 1: Still curious about why the 2.6 engine
and the new server set up didn't get along.)
Then, I added the following lines to my rev-cgi script:
put /[PATH TO CGI DIRECTORY]/revdb.so into tExternals
set
Things still ain't working like they used to, but,
following up on some of the advise here, some
other possibly useful clues have come up.
BTW, perhaps I wasn't clear on this. It's not that
my Rev-cgi setup no longer works. All my Rev-cgi
scripts still work. What is not working well since
Thank you, Richard.
Following your advice, I have now checked the error logs. The possible
source of the problem seems to be that, in the move of my account by
DreamHost to a new server, a required library was not reinstalled (Could
not open libgdk-x11-2.0.so: libgobject-2.0.so: cannot open
is not a number then
put Error: Could not open connection to database connid into
buffer
Hi Nicolas
I think the path should be the old one, as your test-cgi does see
it's own path as such:
$SCRIPT_FILENAME = /home/USERID/USERID.com/myRevcgiFolder/revGlobals.cgi
What I'd try (into the blue
Hi Nicolas
I think the path should be the old one, as your test-cgi does see it's
own path as such:
$SCRIPT_FILENAME = /home/USERID/USERID.com/myRevcgiFolder/revGlobals.cgi
What I'd try (into the blue) is using localhost instead of
revsql.USERID.com for the revOpenDatabase function
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