On Nov 15, 2009, at 8:38 PM, Rick Harrison wrote:
Since the people at Revolution say that PostgreSQL
should work fine on their On-Rev server I think that
perhaps they should be held accountable for their
advertising of said capabilities.
I imagine PostgreSQL works fine if you connect from
The file you'll need to look at (and possibly modify) is the pg_hba.conf
file in the directory above where PostgreSQL stores the actual data
tables. It is very well commented (you'll want to go near the bottom of
the file to see the examples that come with the standard distribution).
You
Trevor-
Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 10:11:17 AM, you wrote:
I haven't tried, but if you are having trouble then I would check
whether or not you authorized the user you are connecting with to
connect from outside hosts. By default the database user is usually
restricted to connecting from
Hi Trevor,
I appreciate your suggestions. I'm conducting research on
the problems, and I'll get back to you with any answers I may find.
Thanks again,
Rick
On Nov 17, 2009, at 1:11 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Nov 15, 2009, at 8:38 PM, Rick Harrison wrote:
Since the people at Revolution
Le 17 nov. 09 à 19:37, Mark Wieder a écrit :
Good points. Postgresql in particular locks access down to localhost
by default. You have to modify the .conf files in order to allow
remote access.
Hi Mark and all,
It's not realy safe to set up a postgreSQL nor MySQL on-rev backend as
a
I agree with you except there are cases where it IS necessary and
doesn't require SSL. I have a customer that has an in house network and
WAN (it covers about 60 locations around the US but all connections are
by VPN back to the corporate office). I don't have the luxury of having
an irev
Len-
Tuesday, November 17, 2009, 12:59:14 PM, you wrote:
I agree with you except there are cases where it IS necessary and
doesn't require SSL. I have a customer that has an in house network and
WAN (it covers about 60 locations around the US but all connections are
by VPN back to the
Seems reasonable. If your customer runs a Win IIS or Apache web
server, a possible way would be to replace the irev stuff by a cgi
but, in practice, i would never be confident about such a solution
because windows is not unix/linux
Best Regards,
Pierre
Le 17 nov. 09 à 21:59, Len
Hi there,
Has anyone been able to read, and write
to a PostgreSQL database located on
the On-Rev server using a revlet?
If you have please let me know.
Thanks,
Rick
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Hi Rick,
As long as i was'nt able to set up a test db in using the phpPgAdmin
cPanel's module (early days of may 2009), i didn't go further about
using PostgreSQL in conjunction with on-rev and switched to MySQL
instead witch works perfect (both phpMyAdmin and direct localhost irev
Hi Pierre,
I'm glad that MySQL is working out well for you.
I'm not a fan of MySQL because the PostgreSQL
license is much better.
Since the people at Revolution say that PostgreSQL
should work fine on their On-Rev server I think that
perhaps they should be held accountable for their
advertising
Hi Dan,
I will have a look at PHP and Ruby, I have seen your comments on Ruby
(in other threads) and been intrigued by the possibilities. I have used
Tango and Lasso at various times with both WebStar (OS9) and Apache
(OSX) with FMPro 5.5 and 6 as a db for web and intranet projects but
that
Hi Kee,
I am aware of Rev having XML capabilities, but because of a whole bunch
of SQL requirements I have kept it in the back of my mind for future
investigation.
I will have to look at the Solaris 10 environment and see what will run
on a single server with our PostgreSQL database. I am
Anything that avoids complication is good by me. :-D
The project has been incredible to work on. I have had to map and model
1,600 data objects in releation to each other in the database and find
naming conventions, permission models, role management methods etc. for
the whole thing. The db
On Jul 13, 2006, at 11:40 PM, John Tregea wrote:
Hi Kee,
I am aware of Rev having XML capabilities, but because of a whole
bunch of SQL requirements I have kept it in the back of my mind for
future investigation.
Actually, When I say use XML what I really mean is pass the data
using
Thanks Kee,
While the database structure is complete, the front end is not, (that is
why I am evaluating Rev), I believe python is a good tool to connect to
the database, but not sure if it is used by any other Revolutionaries or
if anyone can say what has worked well for them? I believe SOAP
John.
Chipp Walters and his team have a strong preference for using PHP on the
server side and have developed a powerful and stable architecture for using
Rev to call PHP commands that return Web pages. I suspect he'll chime in
here at some point but that is one of the most tested
I'd suggest a standard HTTPS connection and just pass it XML as part
of a POST. Simple, easy to troubleshoot with a browser. SOAP is a
complication and there is really no need for it.
Your project sounds like fun.
Kee
On Jul 13, 2006, at 5:34 PM, John Tregea wrote:
Thanks Kee,
While the
--- Pierre Sahores [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello There,
First part available (example app)...
To get it, just type
http://acacia93.dyndns.org/rev_web_app.zip from
within your prefered Web browser.
Have fun,
Best, Pierre
Merci beacoup, Pierre -- I've just downloaded it and
will
Hello Jan,
I'm just on the way to improve the html's part production in using the
FreeWayExpress wisiwig html editor (MacOS only). Golive and
Dreamweaver are probably good at this point too.
Let me know how this goes for you :)
Best, Pierre
Le 20 sept. 04, à 12:52, Jan Schenkel a écrit :
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Has anyone been able to get Rev working with PostgreSQL databases
under Linux or Solaris?
I have several stacks which work (as well as they do) under OS X and
Windows, but seemingly interpret the database library calls as handler
exits under Linux and Solaris; am I the only one
Hello There,
First part available (example app)...
To get it, just type http://acacia93.dyndns.org/rev_web_app.zip from
within your prefered Web browser.
Have fun,
Best, Pierre
Le 10 sept. 04, à 10:30, Robert Brenstein a écrit :
Hello Jan, Alejandro, Robert, JB,
I couldn't upload the rev's web
on Mon, 13 Sep 2004
Pierre Sahores wrote:
First part available (example app)...
To get it, just type
http://acacia93.dyndns.org/rev_web_app.zip from
within your prefered Web browser.
Have fun,
Thanks a lot, Pierre :-))
al
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Hello Jan, Alejandro, Robert, JB,
I couldn't upload the rev's web app example i expected to share on my
revonline account in response to your mails ;-! Is it my mistake or a
bug in the Rev 2.5 build 2 issue (buildnumber 9, 2.6.1 engine) i'm
currently using ?
I will put some of the old posts
Pierre,
This solution is very attractive.
I guess it is related to the PHP code you posted to
this list a few times during the past couple of years...
If yes, it must still be in my archives...
The problem is that AFAIR (and as Alejandro pointed
out) it's been split across several successive
Hello Alejandro,
I'm a little confused about a so kindly congratulations. Thank you ;)
I plan to write 80 pages about the subject in the first quarter of
2005, freely available to the MC/Rev community and, if possible, to
find a fench publisher interested in printing a paper issue dedicated
to
Le 7 sept. 04, à 20:33, jbv a écrit :
Hi again,
I'm presently working on a website project for a client,
in which all the cgi stuff will be handled by Rev on a linux
RH server. A PostgreSQL database is also included and
requests will be done by endusers through webpages and
cgi scripts.
Besides I
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