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[!Cheyenne] Discussions about the Cheyenne Web Server

Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1484]
Set the cookie to expire in 10 hours (log in once a day)
Graham
10-Jun-2007
[1485]
the application can automate if necessary
Oldes
10-Jun-2007
[1486]
I have expiration in 30minutes if there is no action
Maarten
10-Jun-2007
[1487]
On wirting modules, is this how it works: (?)
- create a mod-<name>.r
- start with install HTTPd-extension
- name 'mod-name

- order -> this I don't get but it controls the flow through mezzanines
 the rest is custom code


Q: what other data is available in a mod and what is the order thingy?
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1488]
I associate the the IP with the user a well.. if the IP is a mismatch, 
the cookie is void
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1489]
Re: php / fastcgi, didn't had time to work on it this week, but it's 
high priority for my company, we need to put a few php apps onlin 
with Cheyenne, so I'll work on that in the next days.
Oldes
10-Jun-2007
[1490]
thanks.. I was just trying to run the php test but it fails.. so 
I was asking
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1491]
php test is working, let me see if there's no regression in last 
release...
Oldes
10-Jun-2007
[1492]
If there will be possibility to run php from cheyenne, I could stop 
using apache at home for testing
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1493]
What's the issue with windows cookies? .. if there's a timezone difference, 
can you not adjust the expiration accordingly?
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1494]
Not accurately on Windows platforms due to REBOL inability to handle 
local summer time (daylight time saving period).
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1495x2]
Well, can still set it generally, no?
20 mins may not work, but 20 hours give or take should
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1497x2]
The workaround is to call directly the win32 API to get the correct 
timezone offset, so requires /Library component.
sure, 20 hours would not be an issue ;-)
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1499x2]
Or, you could ask for the TZ?
Although that's a bit nasty.
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1501]
Oldes: I've stopped using Apache locally to run php apps (like phpMySQL) 
since 2 weeks ;-).
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1502]
I was running PHP fine.
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1503]
Terry: I'll provide an option in the next release to add session 
cookie expiration time, but will be "at your own risks" ;-).
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1504]
speaking of PHPMySQL.. that piece of software is begging for an upgrade.
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1505]
phpMySQL => phpMyAdmin
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1506x3]
how about regular cookie expiry?
yeah.. that's what I meant too ;)
How about the trailing slash issue with embed-mode?
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1509x2]
Regular cookie expiry, it's up to the developer to handle that (the 
RSP 'set-cookie func is still pending).
What's the issue ?
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1511]
well, it might just be the demo.. but if you put a url with a slash, 
you get a different result than without the slash.. sometimes
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1512]
Oldes: I've published some info about PHP support here: http://softinnov.org/cheyenne/blog.cgi?view=0005
Oldes
10-Jun-2007
[1513]
thanks.. I will take a look
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1514]
http://127.0.0.1/testappand   http://127.0.0.1/testapp/are 
two different pages..
Graham
10-Jun-2007
[1515x2]
You haven't redefined 'dehex have you?
I'm getting odd results ...
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1517]
The first page takes you to "Welcome to defautl page" and the second 
to the testapp login screen
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1518]
Terry: that's the intended behaviour, if you request /testapp, it 
calls the 'testapp function in root object (or 'default func if 'testapp 
is not defined), it you request /testapp/, it calls the 'default 
function in the 'testapp object. But that's the demo "site", you 
can change the behaviour in your own "site" if it doesn't fit your 
needs.
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1519x2]
Yeah.. that's what I thought.. in the real world that could be an 
issue
It's one thing when you control the URL via the script, it's another 
is someone is requesting the page.
Graham
10-Jun-2007
[1521]
https://www.compkarori.co.nz/newpatient.rsp


if I enter "123 ABC street" on the street1 and submit, the dehex 
result is "3 ABC Stree"
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1522]
Yeah, I know, but I'm not sure that this kind of thing have to be 
supported at ow level in mod-embed, or left for the developer to 
handled (and adapt the default behaviour).
Graham
10-Jun-2007
[1523]
3 ABC stree
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1524]
dehex: no, I'm using the native one.
Maarten
10-Jun-2007
[1525]
(I hate to be nagging but... any answers to my how-to-write-a-module-question?)
Graham
10-Jun-2007
[1526x2]
well, I have this:

probe request/content
	street1: url-encode any [ select request/content 'street1 "" ]
print <br/>	
?? street1
print <br/>

probe dehex street1
print <br/>
and I'm not getting the correct answer back!
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1528]
Maarten, put your order in the httpd.conf file as well.
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1529]
Marteen: sorry, I've missed your question. Yes, you got it for the 
starting part.
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1530]
( or mod rather)
Maarten
10-Jun-2007
[1531]
OK, now about the ordering... How does that work?
Dockimbel
10-Jun-2007
[1532]
In the modules body you have to implement callbacks (HTTPd phases) 
if you want your module to react on requests. The order is just the 
position of your module's callback for a give phase, among the list 
of other modules.
Terry
10-Jun-2007
[1533]
(You should create a macro key for this answer  Doc)