Hi, I'm considering using veracity, here couple of questions that I have: 1) does the in-build web server have SSL support? 2) can veracity be used as cgi script with apache or other web servers? (if not are those features planned?) 3) when will it occur in debian repos? 4) when will the hosting site be launched? thank you, ST
On Sun, May 6, 2012 at 12:31 PM, ST <smntov@...> wrote: > 3) when will it occur in debian repos? I filed the ITP a while ago but some JavaScriptCore issues made me put the effort on hold. I'll re-check this weekend. Sponsors willing to pay me to do that in work hours are of course welcome> 4) when will the hosting site be launched? I mentioned Veracity to the Assembla.com CEO half a year ago and they looked at it but I don't know what was the outcome. -- -- Pau Garcia i Quiles http://www.elpauer.org (Due to my workload, I may need 10 days to answer)
> 1) does the in-build web server have SSL support? > 2) can veracity be used as cgi script with apache or other web servers? > > (if not are those features planned?) The built-in server does not have SSL support. You can use Apache to proxy requests to it. SSL and additional web server support is planned, though I can't yet say when they might be available. After the next release, we'll publish a road map that should give a better idea. > 3) when will it occur in debian repos? I think we have some SpiderMonkey issues to resolve before this can happen. I'll look at this again after the release. > 4) when will the hosting site be launched? We're currently targeting a beta release of the hosted service in mid June. Details on beta participation will be made available here and on the Q&A site. Depending on the beta feedback, I expect the public release to happen a few weeks later. -- Ian
> > 1) does the in-build web server have SSL support? > > 2) can veracity be used as cgi script with apache or other web servers? > > > > (if not are those features planned?) > > The built-in server does not have SSL support. You can use Apache to > proxy requests to it. > > SSL and additional web server support is planned, though I can't yet say > when they might be available. After the next release, we'll publish a > road map that should give a better idea. Support for SSL in the built-in server is what fossil does not have and most probably will not have. That is why I'm looking into veracity. Its a great news that you plan to implement it. Thank you for your response, ST
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