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Description: discussion for the ebb web server (http://ebb.rubyforge.org)

and the c language web server library libebb (http://tinyclouds.org/libebb/)

and flow (http://github.com/ry/flow)

 

WebROaR - Ruby Application Server (powered by libebb) 
  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... more »
By Aditya Babbar  - Dec 1 2009 - 7 new of 7 messages    

NameError: uninitialized constant Ebb::FFI 
  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)... more »
By Iñaki Baz Castillo  - Nov 15 2009 - 3 new of 3 messages    

hello_world.c segfaults in the most weird way 
  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... more »
By robertle  - Sep 3 2009 - 2 new of 2 messages    

tinyclouds/libebb/ typo 
  Section ebb_connection. 4 paragraph. ...Because HTTP/1.1 supports per*istant connections...
By Sergey Shepelev  - Jul 17 2009 - 1 new of 1 message    

Checks for NULL value of CURRENT pointer in ebb_request_parser.rl 
  Ry, I would suggest adding checks for NULL value of CURRENT (i.e. parser- ...the process crashing in case ‘new_request’ callback returns NULL. I have made the relevant changes in my fork and sent you the pull request. Please do have a look on it. [link]... more »
By Dharmarth  - May 29 2009 - 2 new of 2 messages    

study c notes 
  c information 8 [link] c information 9 [link] c information 10 [link] c information 11 [link]... more »
By rani  - May 4 2009 - 1 new of 1 message    

How to compile? 
  Hi, I'm a bit puzzled on how to compile ebb under ruby 1.9. I've tried with: git clone git://github.com/ry/ebb.git cd ebb rake-1.9 It build libev, ebb_ffi.so but didn't install anything. So, I next tried: rake-1.9 gem gem-1.9 install pkg/ebb-0.3.3.gem The gem was build and all, but it only installed the C source code;... more »
By Rui Lopes  - May 17 2009 - 5 new of 5 messages    

ebb wsgi ? 
  Has anyone done any work on a python binding ? Looks like it's worth doing... I'd like to test drive it with stackless ;-)
By Phoenix Sol  - Apr 8 2009 - 6 new of 6 messages    

preforking; sharing a port among workers 
  Would it be practical (and straightforward enough) to build a preforking server on libebb? I have inquired on the libev list about sharing a listen socket among processes, but I wanted to try here as well... ;-) I really like libevent's evhttp_accept_socket(evhttp, fd), which allows multiple evhttp instances to share a common port. This way, no... more »
By Phoenix Sol  - Apr 8 2009 - 2 new of 2 messages    

ebb_request callback pointer lifetime 
  Hey ry, I am implementing callbacks for ebb_request which store the various marks and their lengths, and process them when the on_complete callback is invoked. It seems to be working, but I wasn't sure about how long the internal buffer the marks are pointing to is valid for. Is this a valid approach?... more »
By Naitik Shah  - Mar 29 2009 - 2 new of 2 messages    

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