... Two non-PhD's (one of them an undergrad) working at a government research lab essentially knocked out Mosaic in 3 months. In other words, it could do a...
Marc Andreessen ...
Feb 1, 1994 8:01 am
3794
... I don't think it's a good idea to burden HTML+ with semantic tagging. Categorizations, and their cousins, attributes, in general need separate support. I...
Steve Waterbury ...
Feb 1, 1994 2:02 pm
3795
... Dave Raggett and I came up with a proposal for a mechanism we called PATHs which deals with this issue in much the way you suggest. It is based on adding ...
Jim McBeath ...
Feb 1, 1994 5:47 pm
3796
... Steve, You've got a good idea there-- having the set of semantic tags separate from HTML so that they're effectively invisible. Then HTML browsers don't...
George Forman - GHF ...
Feb 1, 1994 6:29 pm
3797
This message is to announce the availability of a beta-test HTTP server implementation (called "HTTPS") for Windows NT. This software allows a Windows NT...
Chris Adie ...
Feb 1, 1994 7:06 pm
3798
Has anyone done any recent studies of the efficiency of the various common information sharing protocols (HTTP, Gopher, WAIS, etc)? I'd like to know how each...
Christopher J. McRae ...
Feb 1, 1994 9:00 pm
3799
... I really like the idea - in a log analyzing program, the user can define their log format in some sort of format string, and all that's needed is some sort...
Kevin 'Kev' Hughes ...
Feb 1, 1994 9:58 pm
3800
... Although on the surface this seems like a good idea, I want to determine exactly why it is desirable and make it clear where the pitfalls lie. I can think...
Roy T. Fielding ...
Feb 1, 1994 10:43 pm
3801
For those wanting to know, full and daily statistics for the server will be at: http://www.eit.com/log.stats/daily.html http://www.eit.com/log.stats/full.html ...
Kevin 'Kev' Hughes ...
Feb 1, 1994 10:54 pm
3802
/* * Configurable log proposal by Ari Luotonen * written on Feb 1, 9:45pm. * * * How about having a fully configurable log files, something * that would...
Rob McCool ...
Feb 1, 1994 10:58 pm
3803
... Gack! Not for me. I want to know what the actual request was, not how the server interpreted it (other than the server's response code). Although having...
Roy T. Fielding ...
Feb 1, 1994 11:39 pm
3804
... The email address would come from the HTTP/1.0 "From:" header wouldn't it? ... -- ...
Lou Montulli ...
Feb 1, 1994 11:48 pm
3805
Ari, first, are you proposing this for a particular server? Second, if you do this be sure to make the configuration readable by the utilities which scan the...
Scott W Brim ...
Feb 2, 1994 12:02 am
3806
... [stuff deleted] ... This sounds like a good idea. Currently, I am writing some scripts that generate monthly performance graphs. These escapes would be...
Liam Relihan ...
Feb 2, 1994 5:31 am
3807
How about having a fully configurable log files, something that would understand escapes like this: Time: %a abbreviated weekday name %b abbreviated month name...
Ari Luotonen ...
Feb 2, 1994 5:45 am
3808
... That's what I had in mind. ... HTTP From: field. ... Yes, maybe just the number, like 1.0 (?) ... I didn't mean any more trouble to statistic collectors....
Ari Luotonen ...
Feb 2, 1994 6:15 am
3809
It would be interesting to see a formal study of some sort, but your initial assumption has got to be correct. Just look at a typical HTML document with...
Rich Wiggins ...
Feb 2, 1994 6:54 am
3810
... Though it would be hard to "see" in a protocol study. HTTP has a one probably that I would enjoy seeing fixed in the near future (it is my personal beef...
David Koblas ...
Feb 2, 1994 8:20 am
3811
George, [You wrote:] ... Yes. Thanks ... maybe if I implement some of the stuff I talk about, it will be even more interesting. :-) ... Agree (see below). ...
Steve Waterbury ...
Feb 2, 1994 12:06 pm
3812
"Chained"/multiple GETs would also really help with TCP-level firewalls, where connection set-up cost are substantial, as well as with international links...
Henning G. Schulzrinn...
Feb 2, 1994 3:52 pm
3813
... Hi, hope you have read and tried about my patch to the same features of httpd. ReadmeTop is fine - I also want to have it configurable. LinkIcons -...
marca@... writes: ] Two non-PhD's (one of them an undergrad) working at a government ] research lab essentially knocked out Mosaic in 3 months. In other ]...
sg04%kesser@... ...
Feb 2, 1994 6:22 pm
3816
Hi there, ... I saw the announcement as I was working on my addition, but I couldn't find the patch itself... ... All of the changes I've made are applicable...
Walt Drummond ...
Feb 2, 1994 6:52 pm
3817
This was meant for the list. ... From: koblas@... (David Koblas) Subject: Re: Configurable log proposal To: luotonen@... (Ari Luotonen) ...
Ari Luotonen ...
Feb 2, 1994 6:53 pm
3818
... What would be a nice addition would be a "transfer time" like you get with ftp logs. You can then find out easily if your inline images are too big from...
M.J.Cox@...
Feb 2, 1994 7:25 pm
3819
Now that you guys mention it, I'd like to see the directory indexing more configurable as well. But I don't want to use four million globals and config...
Rob McCool ...
Feb 2, 1994 7:27 pm
3820
"rtf" == Roy T. Fielding <fielding@...> writes: rtf> In that spirit, let me propose that some generic indicator (such rtf> as "-") be used for any...
michael shiplett ...
Feb 2, 1994 7:43 pm
3821
My problem with http too!! but the solution I would suggest is a mutliple GET request for multiple files (perhaps named MGET ?) which has the big advantages: o...
frans van hoesel ...
Feb 2, 1994 8:05 pm
3822
... which is not completely true. I never use a log analyzer. I look at the file, and when I want some particular information I use grep. that works great for...
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