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Re: [ebb] WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb)

2009-12-02T16:47:08Z

From [link]

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WebROaR has a head process that accepts connections, parses the HTTP
request, and passes it to the appropriate worker process (that has the
corresponding Ruby Web Application code loaded in it). Head and worker are
both written in C, and use the terrific

Re: [ebb] WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb)

2009-12-02T22:03:54Z

Just curious, why did you choose to use starling?

Re: [ebb] WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb)

2009-12-02T15:59:23Z

I don't mean benchmarks, i mean architecture.

Re: [ebb] WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb)

2009-12-02T15:24:50Z

We haven't done a comparison with Unicorn yet. You can refer the other
benchmarks we have done so far here:

[link]

Aditya

Re: [ebb] WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb)

2009-12-02T13:18:40Z

How does it compare to Unicorn?

Re: [ebb] Re: NameError: uninitialized constant Ebb::FFI

2009-12-02T01:03:21Z

Hi, as it's a confirmed issue could we get please a response from the
developers?

Thanks a lot.

--
Iñaki Baz Castillo <i...@aliax.net>

WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb)

2009-12-01T20:06:33Z

Ry,
We recently released WebROaR ([link]) - Ruby Application Server
under GPLv3 that uses libebb for HTTP parsing. Libebb is one of the key
components of this server and a major reason for its good performance.

On behalf of the team (Dharmarth, Nikunj & myself), i would like to thank

Re: NameError: uninitialized constant Ebb::FFI

2009-11-16T09:31:07Z

I'd like to confirm this.

The shortest piece of code to produce these results is as follows:

% ruby1.9.1 -rubygems -e "require 'ebb';require 'ebb_ffi'"

Any idea when/if this will be fixed?

Thanks,
Clive

NameError: uninitialized constant Ebb::FFI

2009-11-15T18:23:27Z

Hi, I'm trying to run Ebb under Ruby1.9.1p129. I've "ffi" gem installed and
also Debian packages libffi5 and libffi-dev (64 bits).

I can use Ebb with Ruby 1.8 but when trying to run it with Ruby 1.9 I get this
error:

/usr/local/lib/ruby1.9/gems/1. 9.1/gems/ebb-0.3.2/lib/ebb.rb: 34:in
`set_options': uninitialized constant Ebb::FFI (NameError)

Re: hello_world.c segfaults in the most weird way

2009-09-04T09:03:08Z

found it: that happens when you compile the library with -
DHAVE_GNUTLS, and the app without it! then the structures have a
different size...

cu robert

hello_world.c segfaults in the most weird way

2009-09-03T17:19:52Z

hi folks,

i amtrying to use libebb, but don't get very far: i compiled the
library ok (minus the -lefence), and then compiled the hello_world.c:

gcc -g -Wall -o hello hello_world.c -I.. ../libebb.a -lgnutls -lev

when i run this, it segfaults on ev_loop(). i linked against a debug
version of libev and libebb, and traced through the program, just to

tinyclouds/libebb/ typo

2009-07-17T13:15:17Z

Section ebb_connection. 4 paragraph.

...Because HTTP/1.1 supports per*istant connections...

Re: How to compile?

2009-06-03T22:58:06Z

Thanks. Your changes are pulling into my branch.

Re: How to compile?

2009-06-02T15:47:49Z

Ry,

Sorry, I forgot to mention about this change.

- autoload :FFI, LIBDIR + '/../ext/ebb_ffi'

On my Ruby 1.9 setup, the execution just used to get stuck at this
line. (Strangely, no exception was thrown either). To get it to work,
I just tried replacing it and did not get the time to give it a deep

Re: ebb wsgi ?

2009-06-02T09:13:32Z

I've released a separate http parser package which does do the above

[link]
[link]

I probably am not going to back port it to libebb.
This is being used in my new javascript work

[link]