World: r3wp
[CGI] web server issues
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| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [114] | can't open a port on the mac... trying my linux box |
| Volker 22-Apr-2005 [115] | not below 1024. you have to change the "port:" in the script |
| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [116x2] | oh thanks... that sort of works |
I needed another line in the code before it would output anything | |
| Volker 22-Apr-2005 [118] | ports below needs root-access. hmm, maybe on xp-windows too? |
| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [119x2] | and now there is stuff in the cgi object :-) |
that could be | |
| Volker 22-Apr-2005 [121] | hey cool :) on mac or windows? |
| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [122] | mac of course :-) |
| Volker 22-Apr-2005 [123] | hehe :) |
| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [124x2] | trying higher port number on windows... |
now it works there too! | |
| Volker 22-Apr-2005 [126] | aaah! |
| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [127] | perhaps it would be an idea to add that to webserv.r docs... |
| Volker 22-Apr-2005 [128x6] | yes, wuld be good. message Cal. |
but strange that the normal pages worked. | |
for debugging i would look for insert tail script-cache reduce [file-path script] in webserv.r and comment that out. so that it loads allways from disk. and in the error-catch around it [probe disarm local] instead of [] | |
and for your script:
print "Content-type: text/html^/"
read-cgi: ...
args: decode-cgi read-cgi
template: {
<html><body> <pre> <% mold args %> </pre> </body></html>
}
print build-markup template
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thats similar to %.rhtml | |
have fun ;) | |
| Henrik 22-Apr-2005 [134x3] | thank you very much! |
those things would make very nice additions to webserv.r too | |
cgi works now. groovy! | |
| RebolJohn 18-May-2005 [137] | HELP w/ web rebol associations AND Rebol-View. Here is the story.. On my PC, I have View pointing to an index.r file on my web server. Everything is cool. When I open up Rebol-View and traverse to my index.r on the server.. it works. Now on the same server, I change the IIS-Web associations so that I can do rebol CGI. I create a 'main.r' in some virtual directory on the server. Web-ing to this http.//myserver/mydir/main.r works GREAT! CGI is working. However, when I now open up Rebol-View on my local PC and traverse to my index.r which is on the server.. I get an error. The problem is that before.. rebol-view was requesting a file-download and the server sends it. Now since IIS is doing '*.r' CGI, when rebol-view requests for the index.r download.. the server is processing the request and attempting to send back html.. not a rebol file. Is there any way of fixing this other than.. * changing the CGI association from '*.r' to something else (ie. '*.rr') * changing all my view-apps on the server from '*.r' to something else (ie. '*.rr') ?? |
| DideC 18-May-2005 [138] | Not that I know of. The way is to change cgi association (*.rcgi ?) |
| Allen 18-May-2005 [139] | best to change the association on IIS, so you don't accidently have a desktop script or browser plugin script execute on the server. you'll sleep better :-) |
| RebolJohn 19-May-2005 [140] | Thanks.. I like the sound of *.rcgi |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [141x2] | hrm. I get weird behavior trying to run a cgi. Here's the code: #!/usr/local/bin/rebol -c REBOL [ Title: "Server Time" ] print "content-type: text/html^/" print [<HTML><BODY>] print ["Date/time is:" now] print [</BODY></HTML>] I get an Internal Server Error result in the browser, and here's the output in my error_log: [Sat May 28 16:21:38 2005] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] *** Boot Error 951: \r [Sat May 28 16:21:38 2005] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] Premature end of script headers: time.r If I run if with 'rebol time.r', it clears the screen and then displays this: content-type: text/html <HTML> <BODY> Date/time is: 28-May-2005/16:24:42-7:00 </BODY> </HTML> Aborted What the heck am I doing wrong? |
oh, and /usr/local/bin/rebol is just the rebol executable copied over. | |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [143] | line-endings converted to unix? |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [144x2] | well, I'm editing and running on my linux machine, so I assume so. |
yeah, fileformat=unix | |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [146] | agreed. also the error-message looks more like a wrong header. nut this content-type looks ok to me. |
| Tomc 28-May-2005 [147] | what do you get calling it from the command line |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [148] | The command line output is towards the end of my plea for help up above |
| PeterWood 28-May-2005 [149] | Brian - which version of REBOL are your using? |
| Tomc 28-May-2005 [150] | the premature end of script often means something is issueing an error/warrning |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [151x2] | what error-message do you get if you do it intentionally really wrong? wrong exe-path, wrong header, without permission? |
Brian has console -output at bottom of his post. | |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [153] | I'm using Rebol/View (the stable release). |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [154] | aah! cgi-scripts on linux do not work then. |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [155] | well shoot. Core only? |
| Tomc 28-May-2005 [156] | what is that "aborted? |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [157] | /view wants to connect to x and errors out without. and cgi usually has no DISPLAY set (or no X on server at all). |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [158] | Hm, I wanted access to the image manipulation functions from View. |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [159] | IIRC correctly command can do that, without text. and there are some betas published, maybe they run? |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [160] | I'll give that a shot, thanks Volker. |
| Volker 28-May-2005 [161] | do you have X on your server? (the one which you use later) |
| BrianW 28-May-2005 [162x2] | I can't assume that it would. |
Oh wait, I don't have the money for command. Drat. | |
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