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Prasad Chintalapati

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May 23, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/23/96
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Is there anybody out there who knows if there is a qnx
webserver, we can get or how we could go about developing one.

Colin Burgess

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May 26, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/26/96
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Prasad Chintalapati wrote:
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> Is there anybody out there who knows if there is a qnx
> webserver, we can get or how we could go about developing one.
The Apache 1.0.3 server compiles easily under QNX, and runs
nicely.

You can get it at http://www.apache.org

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Richard Copeman

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May 28, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/28/96
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On 23 May 1996, Prasad Chintalapati wrote:

> Is there anybody out there who knows if there is a qnx
> webserver, we can get or how we could go about developing one.
>
>

Yes, we have ported the NCSA httpd 1.3 to QNX and use it to run our Website.
We have also had some success in using it to serve Java docs and applets to
our Sun and Win 95 network hosts.

I think the source can also be found at ftp.fdma.com in /pub/qnx/ported (I
think?)

Richard.

Jim Carroll

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May 28, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/28/96
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Colin Burgess (co...@econz.co.nz) wrote:

: Prasad Chintalapati wrote:
: >
: > Is there anybody out there who knows if there is a qnx
: > webserver, we can get or how we could go about developing one.
: The Apache 1.0.3 server compiles easily under QNX, and runs
: nicely.

: You can get it at http://www.apache.org

Since the topic came up 8-)


I have been using Apache 1.0.2 very successfully under Qnx4.22 for quite
awhile now.

We recently upgraded to beta Qnx4.23, and can no longer raise a SIGHUP
signal on Apache (to slay it). Apache now will only listen to SIGKILL.
It simply ignores the SIGHUP; no log written in error_log nor access_log,
no singal pending on the apache process.

I am at a loss on this one. The executable is identical to the Qnx4.22
version.

Has anyone else seen this problem?

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Michael S. Scheidell

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May 29, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/29/96
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In article <Ds4zC...@news2.new-york.net>, Jim Carroll wrote:
>
>Since the topic came up 8-)
>
>
>I have been using Apache 1.0.2 very successfully under Qnx4.22 for quite
>awhile now.
>
>We recently upgraded to beta Qnx4.23, and can no longer raise a SIGHUP
>signal on Apache (to slay it). Apache now will only listen to SIGKILL.
>It simply ignores the SIGHUP; no log written in error_log nor access_log,
>no singal pending on the apache process.
>
>I am at a loss on this one. The executable is identical to the Qnx4.22
>version.
>
>Has anyone else seen this problem?

yep, and on qnx's inetd that came with the beta 4.23 tcpip.

sometimes a 'slay -s SIGHUP inetd' works.

sometimes it just kills inetd.
(it ALSO used to do it to syslogd, ie ignore the sighup.
but qnx did something to the syslogd to fix it....

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Colin Burgess

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May 30, 1996, 3:00:00 AM5/30/96
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Jim Carroll wrote:
> We recently upgraded to beta Qnx4.23, and can no longer raise a SIGHUP
> signal on Apache (to slay it). Apache now will only listen to SIGKILL.
> It simply ignores the SIGHUP; no log written in error_log nor access_log,
> no singal pending on the apache process.
>
> I am at a loss on this one. The executable is identical to the Qnx4.22
> version.
>
> Has anyone else seen this problem?
Yes, I have seen that too, but I am now using the 1.1 beta 2 version,
I thought it was a bug in that, and didn't link it to me upgrading
to 4.23 - beat's me what the problem is though.

One for Steve at QNX, I believe!

Jean-Claude MICHOT

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Jun 8, 1996, 3:00:00 AM6/8/96
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Colin Burgess (co...@econz.co.nz) wrote:

: Jim Carroll wrote:
: > We recently upgraded to beta Qnx4.23, and can no longer raise a SIGHUP
: > signal on Apache (to slay it). Apache now will only listen to SIGKILL.
: > It simply ignores the SIGHUP; no log written in error_log nor access_log,
: > no singal pending on the apache process.
: >
: > I am at a loss on this one. The executable is identical to the Qnx4.22
: > version.
: >
: > Has anyone else seen this problem?
: Yes, I have seen that too, but I am now using the 1.1 beta 2 version,
: I thought it was a bug in that, and didn't link it to me upgrading
: to 4.23 - beat's me what the problem is though.

I run Qnx4.23 and Apache, i don't have your problem, I start
Apache with 32 process, and i have more than 50000 hits/day.

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