there are dependency problems with 0.5.5 debs on ubuntu dapper. what would it take to build ubuntu debs? if it cookbook (i.e. fiddle with dependencies and test) I'd consider taking on the task of maintaing them. building from tarballs is so old school.I just need to know how much work is involved and have a mentor to get me started. --- eric
El Domingo, 1 de Octubre de 2006 15:50, Eric S. Johansson escribió: > there are dependency problems with 0.5.5 debs on ubuntu dapper. what > would it take to build ubuntu debs? if it cookbook (i.e. fiddle with > dependencies and test) I'd consider taking on the task of maintaing > them. building from tarballs is so old school.
Manuel Arostegui Ramirez wrote: > > Hi eric. > Gunnar Wolf is nowdays the maintainer of cherokee deb packages, maybe you > could write him in order to solve any problem you're having with Cherokee > packages. > > By the way...which dependency problem have you found when you tried to install > cherokee? I wish I could tell you but unfortunately, I have lost the scrollback buffer. I know there was one dependency problem with gnutls libraries (revision differences) and I believe there were one or two more. The problem I had with chasing all those dependencies was that it altered the baseline system more than I was comfortable with. For example, let's say there is a security update for gnutls. Since I downloaded and installed the deb files with dpkg, I would never see the update and more likely, gnutls would be overwritten with the security update from ubuntu. Anyway, it was setting me up for a maintenance headache that I just don't need. And no, making debian one of the repositories is not a acceptable. Every time I have done it, I have ended up reinstalling the system within a very short time. Which is why I want to build the packages on and for specific ubuntu releases. Shortest easiest path for the less astute user will make it easier to adopt Cherokee instead of Apache(Continue reading)
I'm using the Windows version 0.5.4, not sure if this problem also exists on other platforms. PHP is set up with phpcgi handler (conf file is shown below this email) PHP always fails to read session data. I found this problem with a larger PHP project. I then wrote a simple PHP script to demo this, see below. Note that the same script works fine when PHP is used with fcgi handler on Cherokee. It also works fine as CGI with other web servers I've tested. -- -- Best regards, Jack ------------------------------ Port 80 DocumentRoot "d:\Internet\Servers\Cherokee\www\" DirectoryIndex index.htm Directory / { Handler common } Directory /images { Handler file } Extension php { Handler phpcgi { Interpreter d:\Internet\PHP\php-cgi.exe } }(Continue reading)
I've found this on the internet. Enjoy this benchmark! http://sys3.es/migue/DEC/Trabajo/ -- -- Manuel Arostegui Ramirez. Electronic Mail is not secure, may not be read every day, and should not be used for urgent or sensitive issues.
Manuel Arostegui Ramirez wrote: > > I've found this on the internet. > > Enjoy this benchmark! > http://sys3.es/migue/DEC/Trabajo/ Numbers says that Cherokee 0.4.29 (released on November 2005) is 20% slower than lighttpd 1.4.11 (released on March 2006), when downloading 16 KB files. Surely the difference in speed is much higher with smaller files (less than 4-5 KB). This is expected, the following reasons should be taken in account. 1) The comparison is a bit unfair because Cherokee is still in a wild development phase whereas lighttpd has crossed the 1.x barrier ages ago. 2) Cherokee 0.4.29 is more than 4 months older than lighttpd 1.4.11. 3) Current stable release of Cherokee (0.5.5) is a bit faster than 0.4.29.(Continue reading)
Eduardo Orive wrote: > You should edit /etc/php5/cli/php.ini because cherokee handles PHP > throught the command line interface (cli). The CGI interface is old and deprecated. If you want to use PHP with Cherokee you ought to use the FastCGI interface (fcgi handler). > Good luck :) > > shanevolpe <at> gmail.com escribió: >> I'm running cherokee and php5 but I can't seem to figure out how >> cherokee loads the default settings for php5 (php.ini). I tried >> putting the php.ini file in: >> /etc/php/cgi/php.ini >> /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini >> >> but still cherokee does not seem to use the settings in the php.ini file. >> How do you get cherokee to read the php.ini file and set the php >> environment variables inside of it? >> Regards, >> Shane -- -- Greetings, alo. http://www.alobbs.com
Eduardo Orive wrote: > You should edit /etc/php5/cli/php.ini because cherokee handles PHP > throught the command line interface (cli). The CGI interface is old and deprecated. If you want to use PHP with Cherokee you ought to use the FastCGI interface (fcgi handler). > Good luck :) > > shanevolpe <at> gmail.com escribió: >> I'm running cherokee and php5 but I can't seem to figure out how >> cherokee loads the default settings for php5 (php.ini). I tried >> putting the php.ini file in: >> /etc/php/cgi/php.ini >> /etc/php5/cgi/php.ini >> >> but still cherokee does not seem to use the settings in the php.ini file. >> How do you get cherokee to read the php.ini file and set the php >> environment variables inside of it? >> Regards, >> Shane -- -- Greetings, alo. http://www.alobbs.com
All, Thanks for the input, I was able to run the following command and find out that PHP uses /etc/php.ini: run php -i | grep "php.ini" I'm using cherokee on an embedded system so I was also able to recompile PHP and change its ini directory to a more preferred location of "/etc/php5/php.ini" FYI, The embedded tools I'm using are provided by the opensource project www.openebedded.org. These tools work great and already have full support for cherokee and PHP. Regards, Shane On 9/28/06, Jordi Adame <jordi <at> jordi.net> wrote: > it dependes on your PHP installation > > run php -i | grep "php.ini" in your command shell to see where php is > looking for php.ini > or you could > run a phpinfo(); > > > good luck > jordi > > On 9/28/06, shanevolpe <at> gmail.com <shanevolpe <at> gmail.com> wrote: > > > > I'm running cherokee and php5 but I can't seem to figure out how > > cherokee loads the default settings for php5 (php.ini). I tried(Continue reading)
On 2006-10-02 00:35:32 -0600, Jack L <jlist9 <at> yahoo.ca> said: > > I'm using the Windows version 0.5.4, not sure if this problem also > exists on other platforms. PHP is set up with phpcgi handler (conf > file is shown below this email) PHP always fails to read session data. > I found this problem with a larger PHP project. I then wrote a simple > PHP script to demo this, see below. > > Note that the same script works fine when PHP is used with fcgi handler > on Cherokee. It also works fine as CGI with other web servers I've > tested. You will want to make sure that the process that Cherokee is running under is able to read and write to the directory that PHP stores its sessions to. Check the php.ini file for that directory. -- -- Brian Rosner http://www.brosner.com
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