what does campsite_server do?

Hi Mohammad,

The campsite_server does not listen by default on http and
https ports. Because of some bug I
couldn't find when you stop apache campsite_server binds on
http and https too. It would take a
long time to track that bug and it doesn't worth it anyway
since we're going to drop the C++ based
template engine and replace it with Smarty (PHP) based
engine.

For now just remember to stop campsite_server when you stop
apache.

Regards,
Mugur

--- Ayna Helpdesk <helpdeskaynacorp.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am new to campsite, installed an instance on Centos
4.2 and everything seems to work well.
> 
> But whenever we restsrt our apache server, we find
campsite_server listenting to port http,
> https and 2002. The furst two conflict with our
existing apache server installation.
> 
> I understood that the campsite_server listens on port
2001+ for template puproses, but why is it
> also on the default ports?
> 
> Currently the only way to get things to work is to kill
the campsite_server process, start
> apache, and let campsite_server start by itself. Byt
the moment we restart the apache server it
> takes over again!
> 
> I looked for config information in docs and by grepping
around and did not have any luck. Can
> someone point me in the right direction?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> Mohammad


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As with other Campsite versions the upgrade will be
completely transparent, you won't have to do
anything else but to run the upgrade command. The template
language will change, we will use the
Smarty syntax, but again, your templates will be changed
automatically by the upgrade script.

Regards,
Mugur

--- Ayna Helpdesk <helpdeskaynacorp.com> wrote:
> Thank you! We can definetly do that.. 
>  
> I think smarty will be a good option as well. We use it
in other projects and serves us well. Do
> you invision a smooth transition between the two
templating engines?? 
>  
> Thanks in advance 
>  
> Mohammad
> 
> 
> 
> 
> ---- Mugur Rus&lt;mugur1973yahoo.com&gt; wrote
---- 
> 
>   Hi Mohammad,
> 
> The campsite_server does not listen by default on http
and https ports. Because of some bug I
> couldn't find when you stop apache campsite_server
binds on http and https too. It would take a
> long time to track that bug and it doesn't worth it
anyway since we're going to drop the C++
> based
> template engine and replace it with Smarty (PHP) based
engine.
> 
> For now just remember to stop campsite_server when you
stop apache.
> 
> Regards,
> Mugur
> 
> --- Ayna Helpdesk &lt;helpdeskaynacorp.com&gt; wrote:
> &gt; Hi,
> &gt; 
> &gt; I am new to campsite, installed an instance on
Centos 4.2 and everything seems to work
> well.
> &gt; 
> &gt; But whenever we restsrt our apache server, we
find campsite_server listenting to port http,
> &gt; https and 2002. The furst two conflict with
our existing apache server installation.
> &gt; 
> &gt; I understood that the campsite_server listens
on port 2001+ for template puproses, but why
> is it
> &gt; also on the default ports?
> &gt; 
> &gt; Currently the only way to get things to work
is to kill the campsite_server process, start
> &gt; apache, and let campsite_server start by
itself. Byt the moment we restart the apache
> server it
> &gt; takes over again!
> &gt; 
> &gt; I looked for config information in docs and by
grepping around and did not have any luck.
> Can
> &gt; someone point me in the right direction?
> &gt; 
> &gt; Thanks in advance
> &gt; Mohammad
> 
> 
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