World: r3wp

LOL - yeah I understand how that goes.

;-)

My last mail to Graham was Undeliverable. This could be because of 
the content I put in it :)

Reporting-MTA: dns; sv7.prth.eftel.com
X-Postfix-Queue-ID: E836A143ADA
X-Postfix-Sender: rfc822; <anton's email address>
Arrival-Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 21:00:45 +0800 (WST)

Final-Recipient: rfc822; [gchiu-:-compkarori-:-com]
Action: failed
Status: 5.0.0

Diagnostic-Code: X-Postfix; host pop.compkarori.com[203.79.110.37] 
said: 552
    write failure (in reply to end of DATA command)

Doc, just reading your task-master doc linked above. Grammar corrections:
provides you an integrate framework
  ->  "provides you with an integrated framework"

This service provides you :
  -> "This service provides :"

theses
 -> "these"
needs the following files been installed
 -> "needs the following files installed"
its spawns
 -> "it spawns"
job in background
 -> "job in the background"
transfer to it your data
 -> "transfers your data to it"
additionnal
 -> "additional"
service which dispatch
 -> "service which dispatches"
If there's no free processes
 -> "If there are no free processes"
it become available
 -> "it becomes available"
properties, event and method
 -> "properties, events and methods"
optionnally
 -> " optionally"
Maximum number of background process
 -> "Maximum number of background processes"
controled
 -> "controlled"
performances
 -> "performance"

I checked most of those first error strings above and they are unique 
in the document.

Thanks Anton, I'm fixing these errors at once.

Ok, done.

Anton, that was more likely a bug in my save-email routine, which 
I hope is now fixed.

I'm ready for the next round of testing after some bug fixing.
Anyone care to send an email to me at [gchiu-:-compkarori-:-com] ?

Thanks.

incoming

Got mail from didec and ammon.

both classed as spam due to smtp challenge timeouts :(

clearly got to work on that ... my smtp service checks to see if 
the sender has a valid mailbox ...

this is my first crude webmail interface to my smtp service.

http://www.compkarori.co.nz:8001/
use userid: "test" password: "account"


If you send a message to [test-:-compkarori-:-com], it will take 15mins 
at least to get thru ( which is the default delay I have built in 
for mail from new users).  But after that it should be very quick.

And then you will be able to see the message in the webmail interface.

I have truncated the message display to the first 5000 chars

Anyone like to collaborate on building a decent web interface ?

BTW, that is a test to the email account: [test-:-compkarori-:-com] ... 
and not me :)

Doc, could you have a look in !webmail group. Graham's cheyenne server 
is not getting through to me properly (hangs on second read-io of 
2048 bytes).

I'll look at it. But remember that Cheyenne's RSP are early alpha 
and they are still a several issue to solve and bugs to fix before 
having making them reliable.

Sure. :) I am helping Graham to find the bugs - I do not demand any 
level of service. :)

The main issue with current RSP is that it includes a session variables 
synchronization system that's not yet finished. So, the freezing 
issues should be related to that. This system queues the RSP jobs 
if it detects that they use the same session variables. (It garanties 
that your session variable values would not be corrupted by the concurrent 
execution of RSP). It needs more testing and tuning to be fully reliable.

Just a quick update info about Cheyenne: I'm working on a new version 
of the RSP module that should fix the previously encountered issues. 
It needs a lot of testing so it will take a few days before I'll 
publish anything.

About UniServe, I'd like to include some protocols/services done 
by Graham in UniServe's distribution (if he agrees). If anyone has 
done some protocols or services implementations that would be useful 
to others, please post some info about them here. I'll be also glad 
to have from UniServe's users some feedback about UniServe's API, 
missing features that you would like to be included, etc...

To answer a question of MikeL, UniServe is not tied in any way to 
LNS.

In fact, from what I know about LNS, they could be implemented above 
UniServe using UniServe's service API.

Sure, include away ... :)

what are those services, protocols?

ummm... thinking hard ...

popd .. which is a pop server

and smtpd which is a smtp server ( receives mail only so far )

what about your sync protocol? Is that separate one, or part of Uniserve 
architecture?

That's separate ...

It was a contracted job that is still not finished ...

Anyway, the smtp service is currently being used to process my mail, 
and it is being picked up by mail clients using the pop service

hmm, and how is your sync stuff going? Is it reliable already? :-)

Well, it works for me .. but that is not adequate amount of testing!

What I want to see with Uniserve is to be able to encrypt binary 
data as it is sent

Your welcome to test the sync service ... if it works, you won't 
need to use IOS :)

you can encrypt streams yourself, no?

yes .. and no

OK, I can test .... I will write also some proposal for new kind 
of app, I think some money can be earned that way :-)

the uniserve client detects that a "packet" is sent by knowing how 
many bytes are coming ( as in http ), or in knowing at unique end 
sequence

as in "." + crlf

but when you stream a file that is encrypted, the file length is 
now changed

if you encrypt the whole file at the start, it defeats the point 
of streaming which is to save cpu

the replication server and client are at http://www.compkarori.com/coyote/