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Re: hey jaix...

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TOTMS wrote:You guys might be interested in this as well.
http://www.reactos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1437
I tried UltraVNC a year ago, it worked but was pretty unstable then.
http://www.reactos.org/forum/viewtopic. ... hlight=vnc
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Since ROS is open source and all that, I was wondering if you've considered a small opensource webserver. There's not many around, but "miniapache" could be an option. It exists with php and without. I haven't tested it on ROS, so it might not work at all ...
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tgc wrote:Since ROS is open source and all that, I was wondering if you've considered a small opensource webserver.
There's no point. Apache has already been ported to windows, so sooner or later it'll run on top of ReactOS (if it doesn't already)
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It doesnt, WaxDragon recently filed a bug report on it. So hopefully it will be working (or atleast partly) soon.
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ScoTTie wrote:It doesnt, WaxDragon recently filed a bug report on it. So hopefully it will be working (or atleast partly) soon.
Maybe until then a *lite* verision might work? Either that or its a core problem with Apache in which case neither version will work.
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Great point in trying new server software!

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I would say it's a great point in testing new server software, it makes us find many bugs and thuss makes ROS a better OS. An not to mention how cool it is to be able to use ROS as a server OS. Go for is dudes, try all web-servers and ftp-servers that you find.
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tgc wrote:Since ROS is open source and all that, I was wondering if you've considered a small opensource webserver. There's not many around, but "miniapache" could be an option. It exists with php and without. I haven't tested it on ROS, so it might not work at all ...
Good idea, but it will not run under reactos since it needs to be started as a service.
Where do you want ReactOS to go today ?
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Dr. Fred wrote:Good idea, but it will not run under reactos since it needs to be started as a service.
I don't know about miniapache, but the normal version of apache doesn't have to be started as a service.
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try lates r20508 or newer GvG have fix some memmory leak for tcp/ip
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Stamping out those memory leaks is going to take awhile. I don't envy you on doing that. Kudoes to the devs for your hard work!
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Sounds Nice!

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GreatLord wrote:try lates r20508 or newer GvG have fix some memmory leak for tcp/ip
I look forward to see some fixes and to get a little more stable network function, I would like to put a real HardWare machine online with a webserver to be able to make some long-run tests.
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Re: Sounds Nice!

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Jaix wrote:
GreatLord wrote:try lates r20508 or newer GvG have fix some memmory leak for tcp/ip
I look forward to see some fixes and to get a little more stable network function, I would like to put a real HardWare machine online with a webserver to be able to make some long-run tests.
That's something that would be really exciting !
I can't do that since nobody seem to do something with including the usb mouse and keyboard driver everywhere :(
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Post by GreatLord »

USB is under devloping and hard part to write. we only support one of two most common USB protocoll. for now it is Xbox standard usb protocoll. soory I do not mentor the name on the protocoll now. for it stand still in my head what there name are now.


Fireball is working on adding one more usb protocoll.
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OHCI & UHCI

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Well, I have successfully been running both OHCI (XBox-style) and UHCI USB hosts, so Fireball and HPoussin who is making the USB drivers will be ready with mouse, key and memorysticks in some weeks actually.
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Re: OHCI & UHCI

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Jaix wrote:Well, I have successfully been running both OHCI (XBox-style) and UHCI USB hosts, so Fireball and HPoussin who is making the USB drivers will be ready with mouse, key and memorysticks in some weeks actually.
Cool !
I hope the drivers will be included in the livecd :wink:
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