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Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> Warp wrote:
> > We clearly have completely different definitions of "installing a
> > program".
> Yes.
My definition of "installing" is clear and unambiguous. Your definition
is rather fuzzy.
> To me, if you can use a program just by running it, that's not
> "installing" it.
> If, however, you have to insert DLLs into particular folders, create
> registry keys and configure environment variables, that's "installing"
> something.
What if it doesn't install DLLs but creates registy keys and configures
environment variables? Is it then installing? What if it doesn't configure
environment variables? Is it still installing? What if it installs DLLs
but doesn't create a registry key?
> The former means you can just drop the binary only (say) a USB flash
> drive and use it anywhere. The latter means that you have to do some
> setup (and probably removal) at every PC.
But you didn't "drop the binary only a USB flash drive" (whatever that
may mean). You installed it in your system.
--
- Warp
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I've used thttpd in a number of embedded systems. Seems to do the job well
and is a single executable.
-- Chris
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> I had a look here this morning. Sadly, almost everything requires you to
> "install" it before you can use it. I was hoping for a single executable
> solution.
http://www.tcl.tk/software/tclhttpd/
The TclHttpd Starkit distribution includes the server code, the required
TclLib modules, and a sample document tree in a single file for easy
deployment. Just run the starkit with the TclKit interpreter. It takes
all the same command line arguments as bin/httpd.tcl. Using the sdx tool
that wraps and unwraps Starkits, you can assemble your own custom
TclHttpd application Starkit.
--
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> OK, *finally*...
>
> Create a small file called Foo.cgi that simply contains the line
>
> #!Foo.exe
>
> and *at last* the server does what I want it to!
Now I'm confused! I just tried this at work... and it fails. WTF?
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Chris Cason wrote:
> I've used thttpd in a number of embedded systems. Seems to do the job well
> and is a single executable.
Unfortunately, I can't find a precompiled Windows binary anywhere...
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