Migrating to Mac OS X...

Sean Elfstrom selfstro at imagiq.com
Tue Sep 10 13:48:19 PDT 2002


At 1:32 PM -0700 9/10/02, Samuel DeVore wrote:
>On Tuesday, September 10, 2002, at 01:25  PM, Sean Elfstrom wrote:
>
>>At 11:13 AM -0500 9/10/02, Bob Mitchell wrote:
>>>I am migrating WebStar 4.5 and Frontier 8.0.5 from MacOS 9.2.2 to WebStar V
>>>and Frontier 8.0.5 on MacOS 10.2. WebStar migrated and runs correctly;
>>>Frontier roots were migrated and run on OS 10 version, but I'm at a loss on
>>>how to setup the Action in WebStar that will process a Frontier script as a
>>>CGI. I'm not running the Frontier webserver. Could someone point me in the
>>>right direction?
>>
>>Do the instructions for WebStar under Mac OS 9 not work with the version of WebStar for Mac OS X? I haven't looked at WebStar for X since I first tried to move my server to Mac OS X, and don't remember whether the interface for adding actions has changed.
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>Sean,
>   I looked over the docs since one can just download them and they are thin so I can see where Bob might be having questions, they do seem to be the same.  I wonder if there are any problems with changes to appleEvents, or the apps table for webserver if the creator has changed...  I never found this to be a great solution anyway for me since there was still the 32K limitation on passed data.

You have a good point (32K limit). As I recall, there never seemed to be a huge demand for the fixes required to work around the limit, so it never got done.

Maybe if Bob tells us what steps he's taken, and what's not working, we can sort out whether it's even possible to do in Mac OS X. I won't be able to do a test setup to try and reproduce the problem until late this evening at the earliest.
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