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[!Cheyenne] Discussions about the Cheyenne Web Server

Oldes
15-Oct-2006
[208]
This is working for IE and FF and should be added to Carl's blog 
as well:

pre {font: bold 10pt "courier new", monospace, console; width: 630px; 
overflow: auto; background-color: #f0f0f0; padding: 16px; border: 
solid #c0c0c0 1px;}
Dockimbel
15-Oct-2006
[209]
Thanks for your code, I'll give it a try. Btw, IE has 85% market 
share (according to a recent article on osnews.com).
Oldes
15-Oct-2006
[210x3]
The problem with the code above is, that it's fixed with for all 
pre tags, but in the blog there are at least 2 widths - one in the 
article and one in the comments
so I should rather use something like width: 90%
But it's a little bit out of topic chat:-)
Dockimbel
15-Oct-2006
[213]
Right, but thanks anyway for your help.
Dockimbel
16-Oct-2006
[214]
NTLM support: I thought about supporting that, but it's currently 
quite low priority. It would rely on win32 API, so would only work 
with the Windows version of Cheyenne.
MikeL
16-Oct-2006
[215]
Doc,  I appreciate your time / work on this.  Just so I understand.... 
are you saying that the solution you would implement would only run 
on a Win machine and that solutions that run on other machines are 
not feasible  ... because they are basically cumbersome and unreliable? 
 e.g. http://drupal.org/node/44718And are schemes like NTLM Authorization 
Proxy Server unworkable?  refer http://www.geocities.com/rozmanov/ntlm/
    I can't see using Cheyenne in a work environment  unless it supports 
NTLM.
Terry
16-Oct-2006
[216]
Nenad, seems there was a major uniserve rewrite with cheyenne.. are 
things pretty much the same? How do you install a new service now?
Dockimbel
17-Oct-2006
[217x2]
Terry: UniServe hasn't been rewritten, there are just a few features 
and new events added. The service API is exactly the same as before. 
Remember that Cheyenne and UniServe are two different products. Cheyenne 
is just using UniServe as low level networking layer.
MikeL: I've implemeted a cheap solution by using the win32 API. Implementing 
NTLM natively in REBOL  require a significant amount of time, that 
I don't have currently, or in a near future. There are some non trivial 
algorithms to implement in REBOL like MD4 hashing. If required, I 
may work on such lib on a contract basis, else I don't think that 
I'll have time to implement that before next year. Maybe someone 
else in the REBOL community would have the time to do the job ?
MikeL
17-Oct-2006
[219]
Nenad, Thanks for the explanation.
Terry
18-Oct-2006
[220]
Nenad, I dropped my service into Cheyenne's uniserve / service folder 
and no go? Works fine with the older Uniserve.
Dockimbel
18-Oct-2006
[221x2]
If you're using cheyenne.r to try to start your service, that's logical 
: only the HTTPd service is loaded, see cheyenne.r source code. If 
you want to add your own service to cheyenne, add it to cheyenne.r. 
If you don't want cheyenne, just write your own launch script.
Erratum: cheyenne loads 2 services : HTTPd and Task-master.
Terry
28-Oct-2006
[223]
Any docs coming for Cheyenne?  How do Vhosts work?
Terry
3-Nov-2006
[224]
Hey Doc.. how much time will you be committing to Cheyenne?
Terry
6-Nov-2006
[225]
.. ( i guess i have my answer ;)
Graham
16-Nov-2006
[226]
Is this what you have to do SSL enable/wrap Cheynne ? http://www.stunnel.org/examples/https_windows.html
Maarten
17-Nov-2006
[227]
Yes
Graham
17-Nov-2006
[228]
I wonder if all of that can't be short circuited by just downloading 
binaries of openssl, creating the certificates, and then downloading 
the stunnel binaries.
Graham
27-Dec-2006
[229]
Didn't work for me.  openssl didn't compile :(
Terry
14-Feb-2007
[230x2]
Nenad, any word on updates? PHP?
I've been cranking hard on Framewerks, and a beta is coming soon. 
We've completely blurred the line between desktop apps, and web apps, 
and I'm looking to EASILY sell 100,000+ copies of Cheyenne as soon 
as it's ready.
Terry
19-Feb-2007
[232]
Anyone interested in making Cheyenne (and Uniserve) an Apache killer?
Graham
19-Feb-2007
[233x2]
we need to wait for doc to fix sessions
we need to wait for RT to enable server side ssl
Maxim
19-Feb-2007
[235x2]
CARL!!!!!!
;-)
Graham
19-Feb-2007
[237]
we may have to wait until May when doc can ply Carl with enough beer 
to release the secrets of ssl
Pekr
19-Feb-2007
[238]
Doc is rewritting sessions currently and back on Cheyenne, at least 
that is what he told to me a week ago ...
Will
19-Feb-2007
[239x2]
That is good news Pekr, thanks for sharing 8-)
there are still stability issue on heavy traffic, at least on OS 
X
Graham
19-Feb-2007
[241]
how heavy is the traffic?
Will
19-Feb-2007
[242]
about 100000 rsp requests in a couple hours, last time I checked 
it was related to accumulated connections not propery closed
Terry
20-Feb-2007
[243x2]
Would like to see php.exe plugged in.  Sessions don't seem to be 
more than glorified cookies.
OpenSSL provides libraries
Dockimbel
20-Feb-2007
[245]
Some news: I'm currently finishing a new RSP API documentation, that 
will match the upcoming RSP version with brand new code for session 
support. In this next release, I'll focus on stability / reliability 
rather than providing new big features. I should be able to release 
it in a month from now with proper documentation.
Maxim
20-Feb-2007
[246x2]
so they let you out of the cavern again?  ;-)
last post being 4 months ago!
Dockimbel
20-Feb-2007
[248x2]
I sometimes escape to hunt for some food and drink some water, and...connect 
to AltMe ;-)
I've used other channels for giving some news since then, like Cheyenne's 
blog at softinnov.org.
Maxim
20-Feb-2007
[250x2]
here its not just new, its actual human relation, much more fun ! 
;-)
(new = news)
Dockimbel
20-Feb-2007
[252]
Fun : sure, but can be very time-consuming...
Pekr
20-Feb-2007
[253x3]
is rsp api already in?
ah, not rpc, but rsp :-) well, i am not interested in anything rsp, 
unless it works with templates not mixing html and rebol source code 
:-)
working sessions would be fine :-)
Maxim
20-Feb-2007
[256x2]
but doc, I think many users would like  you to pass by a little more 
often... its just nice to know that an author is actively supporting 
his stuff...
this is the "official" rebol meeting place.