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[!Cheyenne] Discussions about the Cheyenne Web Server
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Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5822x2] | can you try : call/output/wait "ipconfig/all" out |
(removing the space) | |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5824x3] | locks |
/output doesn't work | |
yeahj... tried call/wait/output "dir" out and that locks up too | |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5827] | We should RAMBO that one. |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5828] | what about vista and xp ?? |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5829] | Works ok |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5830x2] | sigh... |
could always just use opendns | |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5832x2] | In source mode, you can hardcode the dns server : win-get-dns: 1.2.3.4 |
in encapped mode, it should work ok (retrieving from registry) | |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5834x5] | yeah ..encapped is working |
Hmm.. email has still not appeared in my gmail inbox | |
but instantly when I use my isp smtp server | |
must be broken ..it should have appeared immediately | |
using localhost I sent an email to gmail. I turned on wireshark and captured all traffic for a couple of minutes. no smtp traffic. | |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5839] | %email.rsp script fault, I've left debug code in here...fixing that. |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5840] | action = show.rsp ... |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5841] | Fix commited to SVN. |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5842] | How long does it take to send an email cf normal smtp ? |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5843x2] | a second most of the time |
less than a second in fact with gmail, it takes 1-3 sec here to send it and get it signaled by Thunderbird. | |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5845] | the email form has no action |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5846] | default action is the same page (email.rsp) |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5847x6] | I see ... |
Didn't work though .. | |
just says pending | |
let me restart Cheyenne | |
Is there a log for the email ? | |
ok, startup cheyenne in verbose mode. | |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5853x2] | There's a "Email sent" log from MTA in verbose mode (-vv at least) |
Btw, don't forget to check your spam box if email is sent and you don't see it. | |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5855x4] | ...sending progress: [pending] |
I should test this in XP mode | |
the chey-pid-7176.log doesn't show any error | |
ooops ... 19/9-23:06:04.537-## Error in [OS-API] : OpenSCManager failed : Access is denied. ! 19/9-23:06:04.539-[boot] Cmdline args : -vvv 19/9-23:06:04.540-[boot] Processed : [verbosity 4] 19/9-23:06:04.541-[boot] Boot flags : [no-screen verbose] 19/9-23:06:04.542-[boot] Data folder : %./ 19/9-23:06:04.545-[uniserve] Async Protocol FastCGI loaded 19/9-23:06:04.546-[uniserve] Async Protocol SMTP loaded 19/9-23:06:04.577-## Error in [dig] : DNS server not found ! | |
Dockimbel 19-Sep-2009 [5859x2] | If it's in encap mode, try running it with admin rights. |
While testing now, I've noticed a few issue with send-email/attach: header and multipart/form-data encoding. I'll fix them tonight, need to go now. | |
Graham 19-Sep-2009 [5861x2] | I was just doing a straight text test .. but no go. Even in administrator mode. |
Not sure how to turn on logging when running as admin .. | |
Henrik 19-Sep-2009 [5863x4] | Can I use virtual hosts to serve multiple document roots on the same site without having separate domain names? I I would like to avoid "creeping" between multiple sites that don't share code and also use it as a tool to avoid the browser accessing code directories for the site. |
suppose I have: somewhere/site1 somewhere/site2 and I don't want somewhere/site2/../site1 == somewhere/site1 | |
I think I found a different way to do this with symlinks. Thanks. | |
hmmm... it did not solve it. | |
Will 19-Sep-2009 [5867x2] | Henrik: Use Webapps |
Maybe alias can do as well, look in heepd.cfg, there are examples for both | |
Henrik 19-Sep-2009 [5869x3] | I think webapps require a bit more than static pages? |
also alias is not working for me. | |
It seems that webapps don't require more than an index.html file to work, but I get a 404 back or a redirect to the previously shown page, when I put an empty index.html file in that dir. When the file has just one char, it's served properly. | |
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