Thesis Proposals

[simoncpu]

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For creating your own web server, you should try reading relevant RFCs on the HTTP protocol, such as the ones found at HTTP Specifications and Drafts.

Don't be daunted by the highly technical nature of RFCs; just think of it as an exercise for the real world. You don't have to implement nor understand all HTTP specs. Just implement the basics-- read a file, respond with appropriate headers (i.e., 200 for OK, 404 for file not found, 403 for forbidden, set the correct Content-Type, etc...), and make sure it works if you connect to it remotely.

For creating your own Web interface for an existing open source utility, you first need to know what kind of utility you want first. A good inspiration would be Webmin and m0n0wall.

Bai, I've heard that you can set up a Counter-strike server in Linux. Is this true? If it is, then it would really be cool to create a Web interface for it!


[ simon.cpu ]

[cebugdev]

Bai, I've heard that you can set up a Counter-strike server in Linux. Is this true? If it is, then it would really be cool to create a Web interface for it!
[ simon.cpu ]

OT: Yup bai, simun.cpu counterstrike server in linux is posible, sa linux gadagan karn amng CS server.
Back to topic: Bai how bout kanang idea ni bai simoncpu na maghimu ug webserver plus mag develop ug web using C++ in Linux environment similar to ISAPI development in Windows. probably the idea is builind a website using C++ in linux with custom HTTP server.
This is posible since sa windows pwedi ka maka build website gamit C++ and IIS (ISAPI technology) in fact we have live website/actual project ani before sa akng 4mer company, THis can be done in Linux also.

Na sugdan na nako kaw lang twas.. hehehe
For more info about this idea pm lang ko..

[simoncpu]

Yepp... in Unix/Linux, you can do this by making a CGI or FastCGI. Basically, you just write a program that gets input from the Web server, process it, and prints it back again. Data from HTTP GET can be read from the environment variable QUERY_STRING, while data from HTTP POST can be read from standard input (stdin).

Output must be in a correct format: HTTP headers, followed by a blank newline (\n), then data. It's very simple, really. The real challenge is on handling concurrency, especially with sustained data loads. I think you'll get pogi points from your teacher if you demonstrate how you handled file locking and threading problems... =)

[ simon.cpu ]

[poymode]

Haha.maka nosebleed man sad mo pero interesado jud ko makat.on ana kay gusto kog linux. Anyway, unsa nindot nga distro sa linux if mag make ko ug webserver? Ubuntu raman gud to akong nahibaw.an ug gamay nga slackware.

@cebugdev, bro, wa kaau ko ka kuha sa imong g-pasabot. Noob pajud tawn ko.

[cebugdev]

Haha.maka nosebleed man sad mo pero interesado jud ko makat.on ana kay gusto kog linux. Anyway, unsa nindot nga distro sa linux if mag make ko ug webserver? Ubuntu raman gud to akong nahibaw.an ug gamay nga slackware.
@cebugdev, bro, wa kaau ko ka kuha sa imong g-pasabot. Noob pajud tawn ko.

linux is linux, if you plan to create software in linux environment dli mo matter kng unsa pa imng distro gamiton there using same compiler GCC and same kernel, therefore binaries will be the same. Pilia lang kng asa ka comfortable. (You can also use VMware with Linux on it .. hehehe).

[poymode]

linux is linux, if you plan to create software in linux environment dli mo matter kng unsa pa imng distro gamiton there using same compiler GCC and same kernel, therefore binaries will be the same. Pilia lang kng asa ka comfortable. (You can also use VMware with Linux on it .. hehehe).

What exaclty is VMware?

[Tin_Tin]

an OS virtualization software. . . google it up for more info. . .

[poymode]

Ahhh, hehe, Nag set nami sa akong partner nga mag webserver mi. Hehe, Tnx a bunch