[Info-vax] WASD demo issues

[Mark Daniel]

On 29/1/22 4:27 am, issinoho wrote:
> On Friday, 28 January 2022 at 12:03:55 UTC, Mark Daniel wrote:
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> Hi Mark, I'm sure I'm doing something silly here...
> 
> wasd_config_map.conf
> # PHP
> exec /phpmyadmin/**.php* (cgi-bin:[000000]phpwasd.exe)/phpmyadmin$root/*.php* \
> script=query=relaxed map=once ods=5
> pass /phpmyadmin/* /phpmyadmin$root/*
> 
> AXPBOX::sh log/full phpmyadmin$root
>     "PHPMYADMIN$ROOT" [exec] = "dka0:[www.phpmyadmin.]" [concealed] (LNM$SYSTEM_TABLE)
> 
>  From file path report...
> 0040     exec  /phpmyadmin/**.php*  (cgi-bin:[000000]phpwasd.exe)/phpmyadmin$root/*.php*  map=ONCE ods=5 script=QUERY=relaxed
> 0041     pass  /phpmyadmin/*  /phpmyadmin$root/*
> 
>  From WATCHER when browsing to http://192.168.0.47/phpmyadmin...
> |Time_______|Module__|Line|Item__|Category__|Event...|
> |08:04:53.46 NET      2151 000001 CONNECT    ACCEPTED 192.168.0.28,49203 on http://axpbox.home,80 (192.168.0.47) BG8793:|
> |++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
> |08:04:53.46 SERVICE  1757 000002 CONNECT    UNKNOWN service|
> |08:04:53.46 REQUEST  4413 000002 REQUEST    GET /phpmyadmin|
> |08:04:53.46 MAPURL   0966 000002 MAPPING    PATH /phpmyadmin|
> 0001 /phpmyadmin  ..  SET       /wasd_root/doc/*    map=ELLIPSIS
> 0002 /phpmyadmin  ..  SET       /wasd_root/src/*    NOcache map=ELLIPSIS
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> 0039 /phpmyadmin  Y-  PASS      /*  /wasd_root/*
> |08:04:53.46 MAPURL   0991 000002 MAPPING    RESULT|
>       Mapped: /wasd_root/phpmyadmin
>   Translated: wasd_root:[000000]phpmyadmin (ODS-5)
>       Script:
> Script-File:
>     Run-Time:
> |08:04:53.46 CACHE    0603 000002 RESPONSE   CACHE search path 50CC60724DE6A0F037FB9AE7824DF1BC|
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> As you can see the map is still looking for this under, wasd_root:[000000]phpmyadmin
> 
> What am I doing wrong?

The mapping rules are scanned from first to last and the 
"map-everything-else-as" rule '/*' is being hit at 39 before rules 40 
and 41 can be encountered.  At the very least move your two rules in 
front of the '/*' rule.  As mentioned, these two are pretty-much 
position independent (once in front of the map-everything-else-as rule) 
and if PHP is going to be your main game you can expedite their matching 
(mapping is pretty efficient anyway) by moving them further towards the 
front of the rule set.

> Thanks.

Always encouraging to see another convert to Server Admin and WATCH :-]

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