you need to manually (codially?) close every stack that you open in a
cgi, otherwise you get that error.
On 12 Mar 2008, at 02:21, Michael Doub wrote:
I have been able to install the current engine on my ISP's linux
server in
cgi-bin and am able to run the simple hello world script. I am no
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
you need to manually (codially?) close every stack that you open in a
cgi, otherwise you get that error.
On 12 Mar 2008, at 02:21, Michael Doub wrote:
I have been able to install the current engine on my ISP's linux
server in
cgi-bin and am able to run the simple
cgiOutput
handler is identical in both cases except that in the failing case it is in
a library stack vs being included in the same script.
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case
it is in
a library stack vs being included in the same script.
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From: Richard Gaskin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 2:25 AM
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Subject: Re: CGI's on a linux server
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
you need to manually (codial
Björnke von Gierke wrote:
Yes start using "only" starts using the stack, but what makes you
think the stack is not in memory while being in use?
If you want to use stacks in cgi's, you need to make sure they all
close before the cgi quits.
Anything in use is in memory, but a stack in use t
There are many differences between using the engine as a CGI and as
a normal GUI app, but at least in my tests on Linux at Dreamhost
with v2.9 it seems that termination does the sort of memory cleanup
we'd expect.
Ah, good to know, thanks for testing it.
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Michael,
did you solved this? I suspect that the permissions are wrong, or that
the stackfile format is wrong. The correct permission is 755. I don't
think the rockets cgi stackfile is saved in the new format, just in
case, I've uploaded new version that I am sure is in the old stack
file format.
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Subject: Re: CGI's on a linux server
Michael,
did you solved this? I suspect that the permissions are wrong, or that
the stackfile format is wrong. The correct permission is 755. I don't
think t
