Re: [Synalist] Synasnap 37b4

[René Tegel]

Markku Uttula wrote: René Tegel wrote: For the servers (especially http), i would like to ask if anyone has experience with standard in/out handling, and/or if maybe someone knows how to run php as module (=not in cgi mode). I didn't quite understand the question, but based on some keywords I picked, I'm asking if http://members.chello.be/ws36637/php4delphi.html would be of any help? Hi, Well, for TvsHTTPServer on win32 i got things working, in fact i wrapped an NT service around it and this server has been in production on one of my boxes for quite a while. It runs php in 'cgi-mode' which works fine (but does put some extra load on the server, i've been investigating isapi as well and it is not impossible, but *n*x compatability is more desirable imho). While the pascal + synapse combo compiles just fine with kylix and probably fpc, the linux/unix implementation is not complete. I have had the server running on debian with a 2.6 kernel, but only for static html files. For supporting php on unix, the biggest issue for me is handling stdin-out (that is, server runs a cgi (or php), obtains handles for stdin and stdout on this cgi, sets the environment variables and sends client request + reads back result), it should not be too hard, i just have problems grabbing it all together for linux/unix. For the webserver itself, it has some quirks, most notable (large) file upload issue when posting a form and a silly redirection bug (default document is redirected instead of server immediately, this is not such real issue, but on some urls in combinantion with some silly crawlers it fails), but seen its uptime and lack of memory leaks and/or crashes i am not dissatisfied with its behaviour (for static html it even seems to outperform apache ;)) I'll let you know when there is an update available. regards, Rene