I do WSS via httpGate with a CA signed certificate, see this article under the WSS section: http://picolisp.com/wiki/?Websockets
On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 8:13 AM, Alexander Burger <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed, May 27, 2015 at 07:25:59AM +0200, Alexander Burger wrote: > > The file <names> holds a configuration for the servers to be started. > > This is the part which still needs to be documented. > > Hmm, actually this is rather simple. > > > Create a file with one server per line. For example, here some lines > from my config file for the wiki and some demo apps: > > app 8080 app /home/app log/app ./pil app/main.l lib/app.l > -main app/_patch.l -go -wait > wiki 5000 app /home/app log/wiki ./pil wiki/main.l lib/app.l > -main wiki/_patch.l -go -wait > sushi 22000 app /home/app log/sushi ./pil sushi/main.l lib/app.l > -main -go -wait > menu 24000 app /home/app log/menu ./pil menu/main.l lib/app.l > -main -go -wait > canvas 27002 app /home/app log/canvas ./pil misc/canvas.l lib/app.l > -main app/_patch.l -go -wait > phone 27003 app /home/app log/phone ./pil misc/phone.l lib/app.l > -main app/_patch.l -go -wait > osm 27004 app /home/app log/osm ./pil osm/main.l lib/app.l > -main app/_patch.l -go -wait > > i.e. the arguments, separated by spaces, are: > > 1. The name of the application > 2. The port where this server should listen at > 3. The user name > 4. The working directory of the server process > 5. The log file where stdout and stderr should be redirected to > 6. The command line to start the server process > > (For optimal access if you have really many servers, you should > 'balance' the contents of the config file. That's left as a task to the > reader) > > > When a client requests e.g. > > https://7fach.de/canvas > > this server will be started. That is, the name 'canvas' is looked up, > and 'httpGate' checks if a process is listening at 27002. If not, it > starts that process. > > The 'go' function of the server (see the example in "app/main.l") may > call > > (retire 20) > > This will cause this server to stop if there are no child processes and > no activities for 20 minutes. > > 'httpGate' sends the NAME of the application under which it was invoked, > and the PORT it should listen at, in environment variables. Thus, the > 'server' call is > > (server (or (format (sys "PORT")) 8080) "!work") ) > > It uses the PORT passed in, or defaults to 8080. > > > In that way you may have thousands of client application running on a > single machine, each one only started and stopped as necessary. > > ♪♫ Alex > -- > UNSUBSCRIBE: mailto:[email protected]?subject=Unsubscribe >
