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QUESTION
Let us create an application server and an admin server. Assume that fusionListener
and adminListener
contain the application and admin logic we want to expose.
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-25 at 04:17This is not a well supported case for CherryPy.
The application selection (cherrypy.tree
is basically a map of /path -> App) is done before the request dispatch and... long story short, you could use cherrypy.dispatch.VirtualHost
and map you sub applications under a main one (that will route depending on the hostname (which the port can be part of). For the listening on multiple ports, can be done, but again this is a very custom arrangement.
I hope this example is illustrative of a possible way to make such feat:
QUESTION
I'm trying to upload a file using ftplib
over an sshtunnel. I can login successfully to the remote end ftp server over this tunnel, but the program times out when trying to send the file.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Dec-18 at 19:26So the thing is I was missing tunneling the data port of FTP. In order to avoid creating a second tunnel, I just used sftp instead.
QUESTION
Using MySql 8.0.16, Delphi 10.3 Rio, and the standard version of Indy that comes with it.
I'm using an instance of TIdServerIOHandlerSSLOpenSSL
with an instance of TIdHttpServer
, using OpenSSL 1.0.2s downloaded from Fulgan. All of my Indy components are created in code at runtime.
Everything appears to work until I close the app and get an Access Violation in IdSSLOpenSSLHeaders.Unload()
which gets called from the finalization
section of the IdSSLOpenSSL.pas
file.
Project rasied exception class $C0000005 with message 'c0000005 ACCESS_VIOLATION'
The stack trace is as follows:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jul-17 at 15:41The cause of this is the order in which the finalization sections of the units are run. This is dictated by the order in which the Units appear in the uses clause. The initialization sections are run in the order they appear in the uses. The finalization sections are run in reverse order.
In this order the finalize section of IdSSLOpenSSL.pas will be run after libmysql.dll is unloaded by FireDAC and will result in an AcessViolation when Indy attempts to cleanup and unload OpenSSL:
QUESTION
The title may be very confusing, so I will explain with my code This is my Nodejs server ("server.js") code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-12 at 18:11When you are retrieving the html file from nodeJS, the browser is pointed to a location at a webserver (in this case it appears hosted at port 8080). Any other resources that the html file references will also be fetched from that location, unless they are absolute URLs. So what is happening here is that your browser is trying to fetch check.js
from the same location as the html file, in other words, from the webserver. You must update your nodeJS code so that it understands how to serve both the hieu.html
file, and also the check.js
file.
Consider adding logic similar to the following to your server.js
code:
QUESTION
I have a script that uses an array to add http post data to a curl request, e.g. params+=(-d paramname=paramvalue)
If I test the output with echo
, I see it expand the array properly. When I pass it to logger
, however, it loses the -d
after the first one. What am I doing wrong?
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-16 at 04:27"${params[@]}"
expands to the contents of the array with each element treated as a separate word (argument). Thus, echo "${params[@]}"
is equivalent to echo "-d" "pa=asdf" "-d" "p1=p1".
echo` sticks its arguments together with spaces in between, so this looks fine. But when you run
QUESTION
I am trying to create video streaming server using Indy Http server. I am using ranged requests to send large files. One chunk of data is 10 Mb long. If video file which requests client is smaller than 10 Mb then it is all ok and vido is played. But if file size is longer than 10 Mb I return first chunk of data. Then client asks me for another chunk of data from the end of file and then my client says that it is unrecognizable video format. Can someone tell me where is problem in my code.
my server code
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-05 at 19:09There are several errors in your server code.
You are not validating that a range is actually being requested, or even respecting an end range if one is present.
You are setting the AResponseInfo.ContentLength
property to the full size of the file, even when you are not sending the full file at one time. That value belongs in the AResponseInfo.ContentRangeInstanceLength
property instead when sending a ranged response. You must set ContentLength
to the size of the data actually being sent in the response, which in this case is your current range chunk. It is best not to set the ContentLength
at all, you can let the server calculate it for you based on the assigned ContentStream
.
You are setting the AResponseInfo.ResponseNo
property to 206 unconditionally, even if a range is not requested at all, or if the requested range cannot be satisfied. TIdHTTPRangeStream
performs validations in its constructor and sets its ResponseCode
property accordingly. That is the value you should be assigning to ResponseNo
.
Try something more like this instead:
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