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I had this same idea, but just haven't gotten around to implementing it - so thank you for this reference! This also gives me the perfect excuse for finally get
by hyperupcall 5y ago
I had this same idea, but just haven't gotten around to implementing it - so thank you for this reference! This also gives me the perfect excuse for finally getting around to implement automatic dynamic loading of Bash builtins for my Bash package manager
This would be very useful as a fallback - in case something like `socat` isn't installed, this can be used to display some sort of dumbed down version of the site
- dzove855 5y agoI follow some projects from you on github. Keep up the work! Falling back to something like socat, would destroy the whole idea behind it. I think the best way is patching accept and shipping it with the project. Like this no need to fallback. And considering using something like socat, will force you to fork each request into a new process, which will be slow as hell. I worked before on a web framework, which was used behind httpd or nginx as cgi, it was fast. But the moment where you get more connections it was slow as hell. The idea of this project is writing some kind of fastCGI (like php-fpm), but for this i would need, to allow multithreading etc..