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From: Spencer C. <sp...@me...> - 2004-02-12 16:53:32
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Hello all, I just wanted to announce that the PerlWebServer project has just recently been handed over to Fabien Potencier. He has willingly accepted to take on this job and has shown great interest in fuiture development of PWS. Unfortunately, I have become too busy with other things in my life to continue being the lead developer for this project (as many people have already noticed). I will, however, still be around for consultation and help where I can. I'm sure Fabien will do a great job and would appreciate any help people can offer. Thank you. -Spencer Christensen sp...@me... www.localfilmmakers.com |
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From: George P. <ge...@vi...> - 2004-02-12 03:31:52
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Hi All, I have just subscribed to the list. I am looking at Perl web server (PWS) for an embedded system project that we have on the drawing board, including contributing a fair amount of documentation and code to the PWS. OS: Linux Version: Fedora Core 1 release Perl version: v5.8.1 built for i386-linux-thread-multi Port: 2080 (I have apache running which stops me from using port 80) I have been a problem with the version 0.3 tarball in that perl webserver will run with child process being forked to answer requests. As long as the requsts come in before the child timeouts out and exits, everything is okay. However when the child exits, the main daemon shutdown, leaving nothing to answer the next request on that port. I then proceed to checkout the latest code from CVS only to discover that the daemon doesn't start. Pws reponds "Starting server" but doesn't get fork the child processes. At no time did I get any warnings or error messages. I am puzzled as I have never debugged a forking application. Thanks in Advance, George Patterson |
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From: Spencer C. <sp...@me...> - 2003-04-07 17:51:08
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Quoting Glenn Linderman <Gle...@ne...>: > Hi, > > Seems there is no activity here, but I thought I'd check by sending an > email. > > Is the Perl Web Server simply "abandoned-ware" ??? Hi Glenn, Yes. It is sad to say, but I haven't worked on it for a long time. I have really good intentions to do this or that to it. But I just haven't made the time for it any more. I would be quite happy to see anyone else take over the project, if anyone is interested. But if not, then I guess I'll just have to force myself to make time for it. I still believe it to be a valuable project, but it simply hasn't been a priority in my life right lately. Sorry about that. -Spencer Christensen sp...@me... www.localfilmmakers.com |
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From: Glenn L. <Gle...@ne...> - 2003-04-04 23:18:37
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Hi, Seems there is no activity here, but I thought I'd check by sending an email. Is the Perl Web Server simply "abandoned-ware" ??? -- Glenn ===== If the grass is greener on the other side of the fence, try taking better care of your own side. -- Unknown |
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From: Spencer <sp...@me...> - 2001-10-18 16:27:21
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Hello Ian, PerlWebServer is written entirely in perl to maintain portability. Unfortunately, mod_perl for Apache is actually C code that binds perl to the Apache framework, and would not be easily included here. But I do think that mod_perl is an excellent server extension and one that should be incorporated into PerlWebServer. The problem is to design and write a mod_perl extension in 100% pure perl. I think this is a great idea, but I won't be able to get to it for a while. Any one out there who would like to attempt this is more than welcome! I realize documentation about PWS is poor, but I will try to answer any questions people may have about design, API, or whatever. -- -Spencer Christensen sp...@me... Please direct all of your YES/NO questions to 8b...@lo... On Thu, Oct 18, 2001 at 02:32:03AM -0700, Ian Duggan wrote: > > Hi, > > I've been looking around for a simple webserver and I stumbled across > PerlWebserver. > > I'm looking for a webserver that I can start from a script, run some > commands against, and then stop again. CGI is required, but mod_perl > would be a plus. > > How hard would it be to incorporate mod_perl into PerlWebserver? > > -- Ian > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Ian Duggan ia...@ia... > http://www.ianduggan.net |
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From: Ian D. <ia...@ia...> - 2001-10-18 09:32:06
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Hi,
I've been looking around for a simple webserver and I stumbled across
PerlWebserver.
I'm looking for a webserver that I can start from a script, run some
commands against, and then stop again. CGI is required, but mod_perl
would be a plus.
How hard would it be to incorporate mod_perl into PerlWebserver?
-- Ian
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Ian Duggan ia...@ia...
http://www.ianduggan.net
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From: Spencer C. <sp...@me...> - 2001-08-17 18:10:29
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Hello everyone, Well, it's been a long crazy summer. I haven't been working on the Perl Web Server since January, until now. I guess I got busy with other things and PWS got pushed back. But I'm trying to get back to it now. I appreciate all the comments and suggestions I have recieved over the last 8 months from many people concerning the PWS. I have kept a notice of the things people have mentioned and will address each one as I get to it. There is no news as yet, except that I have started using the CVS repository on sourceforge to keep track of development. I am working on several features for the next release that should be out in the next month. (After 8 months, you can wait a few more weeks. ;-) -spencer christensen sp...@me... |
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From: <com...@me...> - 2001-07-31 22:13:51
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Hi, long time listener, second time caller....Hey, Spencer, how's the development coming? BTW, congrats on being accepted at the U of Utah's film dept! That totaly rocks. Does being accepted to school mean that development will slow any? 8^) -- Marc C. comments AT mecworks.com http://www.mecworks.com |
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From: Spencer <sp...@me...> - 2000-12-16 00:07:50
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This is an anouncement of the new release of PerlWebServer 0.3. It is available from the project's ftp site at: ftp://perlwebserver.sourceforge.net/pub/perlwebserver/ Sourceforge is doing some changes with their servers, so the normal link on the sourceforge page isn't set up yet. It should be all fixed over the weekend. Some things about this version- well, we've added some new customizations in ths setup and in the config file for user web space. This allows users on a UNIX type machine to each have their own web directory. This is also emulated on non-UNIX machines, by having directories for the so-called users. We also added server side includes. This does not support all ssi commands; however, it does most of them. This will be documented in the next release. Planned for next release: web administration. We plan to inplement server administration through a web interface, similar to Roxen's. This should make running and configuring the perl web server much easier. Also, there may be some structural changes as we are looking into the use of the LWP module set. -Spencer sp...@me... Please direct all of your YES/NO questions to 8b...@my... |
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From: Spencer <sp...@po...> - 2000-11-20 22:55:31
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Marc, Hi. No, unfortunately, localfilmmakers.com does not run on perlwebserver. But that's a great idea. Maybe in the future I can work on that. And about your first question- no this is not a high volume list. In fact, your message is the first post to the list. Thanks for the interest. The server is coming along pretty good. I have some bug fixes already for the latest release. Those should be posted soon. I have tested perlwebserver pretty extensively on linux machines here at my work, but not very much on any other platforms. Hopefully some other people will get some interest in it and help out with bugs and testing and such. -Spencer sp...@me... Please direct all of your YES/NO questions to 8b...@lo... On Mon, 20 Nov 2000 com...@me... wrote: > > Boy, I hope this isn't a high volume list...Anyway, I am interested in the > project and was wondering if 'localfilmmakers' uses pwerlwebserver to > power their site? Just wondiering. BTW, realy cool idea. > > marc > > -- > comments AT mecworks.com > > _______________________________________________ > Perlwebserver-general mailing list > Per...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/perlwebserver-general > |
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From: <com...@me...> - 2000-11-20 22:30:09
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Boy, I hope this isn't a high volume list...Anyway, I am interested in the project and was wondering if 'localfilmmakers' uses pwerlwebserver to power their site? Just wondiering. BTW, realy cool idea. marc -- comments AT mecworks.com |
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