Search results for query: contentcgi

I suspect this is mainly for increased compatibility with older CPUs; same as with port options where you usually have 4 choices: none, AVX, AVX2 and AVX512 (IIRC). Default is no AVX or other CPU optimizations, to make the packages as widely usable as possible on everything that might fall under...

...all my x86 code am using a vectorized version since years, which is very similar to the zenbleed example code: https://github.com/cyclaero/ContentCGI/blob/57f8140c31a85f091fc665b33b12c5225f2ac335/utils.h#L406 This is a good example, because ContentCGI makes heavily use of the vectorized...

...firstresponder.o fastcgi.o connection.o interim.o utils.o main.o -L/usr/local/lib -lm -lpthread -lcrypto -lssl -o ContentCGI scan-build: Analysis run complete. scan-build: 1 bug found. scan-build: Run 'scan-view /tmp/scan-build-2021-11-20-175604-32058-1' to examine bug reports. Here is a...

...that we would simply ignore. This is how I could analyze one of my public projects on a FreeBSD machine -- https://github.com/cyclaero/ContentCGI. In this case this results into issues, which I resolved already upstream some time ago. So when you repeat the same with my code, it should be...

...And therefore, you need a backend which is involved when storing the results and for uploading images, etc. I use this together with my ContentCGI backend written in C and some Objective-C for all my sites. Others use Python based backends. My backend takes also care for searching the site...

...of this made it into the ports: sysutils/clone sysutils/ipdbtools dns/void-zones-tools Others had a discussion on these forums, e.g. ContentCGi and xcssecovid. https://forums.freebsd.org/search/162962/?q=contentcgi&o=date https://forums.freebsd.org/search/162968/?q=xcssecovid&o=date Out of...

...If an author loads one of my BLog pages, it loads the ContentTools frontend of Anthony Blackshaw (all JS) and this allows together with my ContentCGI backend (all in C) authoring by WYSIWYG editing directly on the web site. This I consider a Web Application and this would even remotely not be...

Are you talking about #19? There was a spelling error, which I corrected. There is no problem to run several ContentCGI daemons site by site. There may be other means, however, I create for each site a separate rc script by cloning and modifying the original script shipped with ContentCGI on...

Hi Obsigna, Is there any new information giving that you updated this post very recently? I could not easily spot the update. And here is another quick question: How can I run multiple instances on the same host? Running each instance in a separate jail based on the current procedure (i.e...

...as I said earlier, PHP is served via mod_php see in my httpd.conf: LoadModule php7_module libexec/apache24/libphp7.so I use FCGI for my ContentCGI daemon which let me edit my BLog in a WYSIWYG manner. I don't have running PHP-FPM on my sites, and therefore here come only 2 observations: If...

My ContentCGI can be used for this. It's content-delegate plugin already injects code into web pages on the fly, and it shouldn't be too hard to strip it down for your purposes. It is mainly written in C11 and only some few parts are written in Objective-C for the request dispatcher. The project...

The token is created each time when you press the green save button after editing a page. see: https://github.com/cyclaero/ContentCGI/blob/master/plugins/content-delegate/content-delegate.m#L1724 In case it is not, then check the access permissions. Usually ContentCGI runs as user www and it...

Awesome. Could you please add the information to your blog? You could extend the blog post on ContentCGI/ContentTools or create a new blog post linked to the existing one. Finally, add the information as a README page in your git repo.

...Auto-indexing involves as well removal of stale images. Sometimes we want to manipulate the webdocs directory directly and bypassing ContentCGI. Once the changes are done, the revive action would update the index and the TOC to reflect the actual state. Searching is actually a non-editing...

Yes a man file is missing, however, all command line options together with a brief description are available using the following command ContentCGI -h: usage: ContentCGI [-f] [-n] [-l local port] [-a local IPv4] [-b local IPv6] [-s secure port] [-c cert dir] [-r plugins] [-w web root] [-u...

Thanks obsigna. I followed all of the above but no .core was created. When I tried to run it in the foreground, I see this error, where ContentCGI crashes: ContentCGI 3273 - - Error creating the non-TLS IPv6 listening socket. Indeed, it foes not run; so there is no need to create a core and...

This looks like ContentCGI is not running. Please verify this using pgrep -fl ContentCGI. Here this results in: 1112 /usr/local/bin/ContentCGI -c /root/certs -w /usr/local/www/Obsigna/webdocs -u www:www In case it is not running, launch it manually on the command line using the options -u...

ContentCGI does not start in FreeBSD12. There is a /var/run/ContentCGI.pid but not /tmp/ContentCGI.sock. The site loads but not the https://SITE_URL/edit/. It gets past the authentication then throws "Service Unavailable". /var/logs/http-error.log shows: [proxy:error] [pid 47321] (2)No such...

... apparently urged by xCode ?

...on my server for my most active development projects, one of which is visible on GitHub as well (https://github.com/cyclaero/ContentCGI), so people should think twice before calling me a Git-noob. I wrote in another thread on this forums, „All this pushing and pulling feels like using the...