I am going write a simple web server, after read some really simple samples of http servers,
I want to read something complicated, so i went to thttpd server's web page, but I can not find
early versions of thttpd, because i want to read the source code following the Changelogs.
I'm really appreciated if somebody tell me how to find them ?
If you cannot find the download, try asking for it directly. They have a mailing list:
There's a mailing list: thttpd#mail.acme.com (thttpd-request#mail.acme.com to subscribe, archived here)
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I have been putting this on the back burner as I had more immediate coding to tend to, but now I have arrived at a point where I need to use http live streaming (HLS) which is standardised by apple.
From the developer website's explanation, there is a set of CL tools to download and install on a server. Considering these are unix command line tools, I was wondering if I had to use a mac os server, which I don't have with me or any other server might do the job.
There are a lot of complicated steps to follow, but this is the basic one I would like to know. The rest is answered throughout SO, so I can handle that with the bookmarked links.
Any help greatly appreciated, or a link which I may have not found googling would be a great start.
Yes, unfortunately the HLS command line tools must be installed on a Mac.
What is your end goal? Are you trying to create, encode, and host your own videos? There are many services online that specialize in this, most of which support HLS out-of-the-box, such as https://www.brightcove.com
I was wondering if there is an application, and if not if it's worth writing one, that can gather meaningful data from old e-mails. I'm thinking things like:
Instructions (that could become "5 steps to..." posts)
Definitions
etc
Any idea? Suggestions? etc?
Well, I can offer the same solution as I did to this post, that is software like TexLexan or Alchemy API that can find keywords and other summary information. There is also a good list of open source and commercial solutions on this page. Definitely easier to see if one of those works then writing your own.
Just looking for some help/suggestions with this. I require my own server for an upcoming project that will be hosting users websites. I want to build a control panel the user can log into and modify their website which will be stored elsewhere on the server. This all seems easy enough, It's just managing domains and emails that confuse me.
What should I look for to manage domain names and point them to the correct website and also what would be the best way to manage email accounts/set up new ones etc. I want to avoid cPanel/WHM if possible, I'm looking to control most things through the control panel I will be building. So any suggestions on this would be useful as well, as I will be wanting to add email accounts through php (Can be done using a shell I assume?).
I will also be wanting to measure bandwidth used on the websites contained in each users directory, any suggestions on making this possible?
I'm really looking for some suggestions on what software to use to set this up, any advice would be really helpful!
Thanks,
Graeme
It sounds like you've got a lot of creative room. May I suggest a web framework? Django. With it you can build out a nice control panel, it's template system is clean and concise. It's also based on Python and thats why I suggest it. If there is a python module for it, you can use it in Django... so things like altering, creating, etc. local data/files is a breeze. you simply us Python (you can even forget it's "django"), crunch your data and then spit it out (into django... out to templates.. to display to the user).
You'll likely want AJAXY biznazz, their is a nice Django App for that, Dajax. Django has a rich and helpful community and tons of resources. Just hop on GitHub.com and search for Django, You'll find tons of stuff.
Im building a DNS Control Panel with it. Which sounds like a minimal version of what you're doing.
Have you developed for OpenFire (http://www.igniterealtime.org/)?
How has your experience? pros/cons/comments, please.
I'm evaluation several technologies now, and want to know what the community thinks about OpenFire.
We tried Openfire for a chat and message distribution project.
I really liked it at first. The documentation was good, the admin tool was good and the installation was easy.
But we could not make it perform. For some reason the login-process took a looooong time.
Also I have the impression that the project is dying.
We ended up with ejabberd, which works well and was also easy to set up.
I had a nice and hacky Perl script to automatically scrape and download sales report files from iTunes Connect. As of today, Apple overhauled the sales report site. It looks a lot nicer, but it uses a lot of JavaScript and simple scraping isn't going to work any more.
So, does anybody know of a way to scrape this new site effectively?
Some previous questions point to various scripts and online services. I presume they are all broken now as well. If you know of one that is still functional, please let me know.
http://code.google.com/p/appdailysales/ was just updated to support the Sept 2010 iTunes connect changes.
Edit: please use http://www.apple.com/itunesnews/docs/Autoingestion.class.zip or something based on that, like https://github.com/danieldickison/appdailysales
http://twitter.com/viva/status/24133713255
just need to sift through the ajax cruft. if it's even possible. very annoyed with apple at the moment.