bzr got deleted from openbsd ports about 2 years ago (died along with
Python2).
https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/ports/devel/bzr/Attic/Makefile?only_with_tag=HEAD
bzr was superseded by brz but brz never made it into the openbsd ports. Who
can I nudge to include this port?
freebsd port -- https://www.fres
Florian,
> I do hope that most people moved to fastcgi by now and maybe it's time
> to shake out scripts that don't handle termination correctly?
I don't think there is a "move to fastcgi" happening. Fastcgi is a
complicated protocol compared to cgi. Various projects can be
implemented with a simp
rm -rfv nonexistent will echo "nonexistent"
-alfred
I continued reading the CGI spec and a timeout is specifically
mentioned in section 6.1 Response Handling:
"The server MAY implement a timeout period within which data must be
received from the script. If a server implementation defines such a
timeout and receives no data from a script withi
> The connection to upstream (e.g. httpd) is closed so the client gets a 500
> error.
Hmm, this isn't my experience. Possibly a slowcgi bug? My clients were
getting no response, e.g.:
curl: (52) Empty reply from server
> But the script keeps running.
Ah, I see now that the process is left to ru
I think this got missed on misc@ when I posted on 5/24. I'm now
reposting here in tech@ with the [PATCH] subject tag.
Index: usr.sbin/slowcgi/slowcgi.8
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I would like to see the non standard -S option added to env.
Over the years I have come across the situation where multiple arguments
are needed in the shebang line. I end up having to write a one line script
that wraps the required arguments and then call that wrapper in the
shebang. I'm ready to
