mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
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Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
Here we have a good list of Apache contributors that hopefully could guide us:
https://httpd.apache.org/contributors/
https://httpd.apache.org/contributors/
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I have just emailed mod_lua developer (all the emails in the previous URL) this email:
I kindly ask you to take some minutes and email to other members in the list. Lets try it
Dear Brian,
I have read that you were the developer for mod_lua. Congratulations for your great work and for sharing it.
We have developed a new mod_harbour for Apache and we wonder how could make it part of the default Apache package ?
many thanks for your guidance,
Happy new year
I kindly ask you to take some minutes and email to other members in the list. Lets try it
Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
Hi Enrico,
Jean told me on FB that he is working with IIS.
Best regards,
Otto
Jean told me on FB that he is working with IIS.
Best regards,
Otto
Jean-François Lefebvre
Otto Atzwanger yes it is, and I even added my own librairy. it work on iis on win server 2019
- Enrico Maria Giordano
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Enrico,
The point.
Since you are a professional software developer, I think that only dedicated hosting is an option for you and yes, mod harbour and IIS work wonderfully there.
Best regards,
Otto
https://www.verizon.com/business/small-business-essentials/resources/dedicated-hosting-vs-shared-hosting-pros-cons-173704513/
The point.
Since you are a professional software developer, I think that only dedicated hosting is an option for you and yes, mod harbour and IIS work wonderfully there.
Best regards,
Otto
https://www.verizon.com/business/small-business-essentials/resources/dedicated-hosting-vs-shared-hosting-pros-cons-173704513/
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Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
Unfortunately not. As I already wrote, I must use the existing customers company servers or web spaces. It's not my choice.
EMG
EMG
Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
This is a pity. Then you will have to go the stony PHP way. That's what happened to me with ASP classic. It was just discontinued.
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Actually, I have no problem at all with web developing. But I'm always open to improve things.
EMG
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But then it might have been better - in terms of the economic efficiency of the scarce resources - you might have been able to formulate your questions a little differently.
Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
Enrico Maria Giordano wrote:I'm not talking about dedicated servers but web spaces. Aruba doesn't allow to run CGI EXEs from their web spaces. Most of my customers have web spaces from various providers or company web servers that doesn't allow CGI EXE to run for company policy.
EMG
Sorry, this server linux ( BASIC ) is a dedicated server?
https://hosting.aruba.it/es/hosting/linux.aspx
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El secreto de la felicidad no está en hacer lo que te gusta, sino en que te guste lo que haces
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If mod_harbour works for you I'm very happy. It can't work for me as of today.
EMG
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Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
Enrico,
Yes, it works fine for me. I also have such a wonderful tool for the backend.
Thank you for this tool.
Best regards,
Otto

Yes, it works fine for me. I also have such a wonderful tool for the backend.
Thank you for this tool.
Best regards,
Otto

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Re: mod_harbour for non dedicated servers
Dear Enrico,
Doing tests on non dedicate servers, we have found that we can run modharbour (CGI version) on any public HTML folder this simple way:
info.php
See how you are running Harbour here from a folder which it is not cgi-bin:
https://www.fivetechsoft.com/counter/info.php
In other words, this means that we could use modharbour CGI from any shared hosting
Doing tests on non dedicate servers, we have found that we can run modharbour (CGI version) on any public HTML folder this simple way:
info.php
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<?php
print( shell_exec( "./modharbour info.prg" ) );
?>See how you are running Harbour here from a folder which it is not cgi-bin:
https://www.fivetechsoft.com/counter/info.php
In other words, this means that we could use modharbour CGI from any shared hosting
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Can you send me the modharbour folder so I can upload it to my webspace and test it, please?
EMG
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Dear Enrico,
Please let me know what Linux version your host is using so we can build it specifically for it
version.php
Please let me know what Linux version your host is using so we can build it specifically for it
version.php
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<?php
print( shell_exec( "lsb_release -a" ) );
?>