World: r3wp

looks like something is wrong with the session expiration code (changed 
2 days ago, so probably some fresh bugs, never had that problem before).

well, never let pekr in, he will always comlicate situation in a 
negative way :-)

I consider finding bugs as a very positive action ;-)

You can debug my code anytime Petr

:-) I worked as personal tester for Cyphre and Romano few times :-)

but I have no system for testing - I just randomly click here and 
there and look what app does :-)

release early, release often

Terry: Launch Late to Launch Often http://www.burningdoor.com/askthewizard/2007/03/launch_late_to_launch_often.html

I'll add this.. release betas early ...

nice article

Ok, after testing a lot with FF, and finding no bug in Cheyenne, 
I just cleared the browser cache and all history info and...it  started 
working flawlessly ! Very odd, but since I've cleared cache and history 
in FF, I can't reproduce the problem...Pekr, could you try that ?

same prob

in IE 7 too

I've just hit "Clear All" in FF's option panel and it works ok. Try 
clearing cache, forms data, history and cache at least, it should 
work.

cleared it all.. no luck..

Im running the latest test version of Rebol

2.7.5.3.1

bon je vais me coucher, ciao, à demain!

oops wrong channel :-)

Appréciez votre Doc. de repos, vous ont un grand jour en avant de 
vous demain.

Any idea on maximum connections?

Looking good Nenad... the extension modules are the bee's kness.

What's the status of the PHP engine?

Nenad, there doesn't appear to be any session cookie being set after 
logging.. if that helps

In mod-rsp. the session timeout is set to 00:20  .. is that 20 seconds?

(or 20 mins?)

20 minutes

big timeout :-)

what does that mean?

if there is no http activity from the user, they get logged out after 
20 mins if they try another http request?

Nenad.. any chance of editing mods without restarting the daemon?

Right, user are logged out after 20 minutes of inactivity. You'll 
be able to define this timeout value per session (feature not yet 
implemented).

Terry, in theory, you can change anything in Cheyenne without restarting 
it through the RConsole service.

Is it all working now?  No known showstoppers?

but mods have a special loader, so if you want to reload a changed 
module, you need to unload the previous one and do some internal 
cleanup in Cheyenne. This "unload and cleanup" part need to be implemented 
to be able to reload an active module. OTOH, loading a new module 
could be done right now without any issue (remains untested).

Graham: yes, RSP and Session support is fully working, but you should 
consider it beta state.

unload is easy... its the cleaning up part ...  ;)

I didn't had much time to work on an internal API for live changes 
in Cheyenne, but, in theory, you should be able to reload the entire 
Cheyenne and Uniserve engine without restarting and without loosing 
opened connections.

is the clients URL in the req/in/headers  ? tried printing the headers 
to the console, but chokes on the HOST?

oh really.. interesting

This kind of  "change in live" stuff is still experimental.

probe req/in instead

um, which phase contains the clients ip address?

Phases are just stages in the request pipeline. If you need client 
IP, from one of the phase handlers (like url-translate, for example), 
it's in svc/client/remote-ip (svc/client point to the client port! 
value)

Terry, btw, i've just tested again /testapp/sixteen.html in FF and 
IE7 on different PC (XP sp1 and sp2), I can't reproduce the problem.

About PHP support, it works ok and out of the box with latest PHP 
binary on non-windows platforms. We tested it with phpMyAdmin and 
WordPress. It still not ready for production,  due to scalability 
issues. I need to improve and finalize my FastCGI protocol implementation 
to fix that.

Looking at the latest PHP windows binary 5.2.2, it seems that finally, 
they properly included the FastCGI support !! That's great news.

if the fastCGI mod in Chayenne is working you should add some comments 
here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fastcgi

Good idea, thanks for the link.

Graham: yes, RSP and Session support is fully working, but you should 
consider it beta state.

  - that's no problem, the mysql driver was beta quality for years 
  ;-)