X5

Hi, I'm new here and I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask… I wanted to know if Xitami already supports PHP and Mysql. Specifically I would to implement Joomla or Wordpress under Xitami.

Thanks!

X5 does not run CGI, you won't be able to migrate from 2.x to X5. Sorry.

How to configure X5 to run CGI?
I´m trying to migrate from 2.x to x5 and i´m lost

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I've endorsed xitami since 1999, using it for all of my customers, and including it also in our DBFree project (www.dbfree.org).
I hope X5 will include soon the 2.5 capability of running external command processor like we do now with MaxScript (an xBase interpreter similar to PHP processor) because many users reported problems using 2.5 under x64 windows.
So far we had to give up to the xitami control panel applet in favour of a couple of batch files (like in the old Apache 1.3x) to start/stop xitami on x64 systems and Windows 7 .

Cheers.

GN

I get an X5 error page that says: You are not authorised to access this resource. Not allowed to list contents of directory

I'm assuming that the .httpdir file can be read by the X5 process as it's just a regular text file. I created the .httpdir file by doing this at the command prompt: copy con .httpdir <enter> hi<enter> <ctrl z>

Make sure the .httpdir file can be read by the X5 process. What happens when you try to access the directory URL? Do you get a 404 error or something else?

I've read this and understand that you need to have a file called ".httpdir" in the folder that you want to allow directory lists BUT I'm running X5 on Windows XP SP3 and I still can't get directory lists to work. The .httpdir files were created by a simple "copy con .httpdir" and they really are there but they don't seem to have any effect.

I've used Xitami since the mid-90's but this is my first time on X5.

Were you ever able to get this to work?

I've read (http://www.xitami.com/wiki:directory-lists) and understand that you need to have a file called ".httpdir" in the folder that you want to allow directory lists BUT I'm running X5 on Windows XP SP3 and I still can't get directory lists to work. I've even added the http.css to the webpage root (but that's not really required). The .httpdir files were created by a simple "copy con .httpdir" and they really are there but they don't seem to have any effect.

I've used Xitami since the mid-90's but this is my first time on X5.

Thanks for the tip. I tweaked the source long ago but not sure if I did it right. I will have to double check. Thanks

Hello,

it is great to see that Xitami is back again :-)
I used Xitami years ago with OS/2 to develop and test webpages.

I am only missing the possibility (or the information how) to use PHP (and perhaps other languages like Python) with the new version of Xitami.

Xitami is back :-) Juchuuuu! :-)
Mfg
Stephan

I want clients to my website to be able to follow directories to the items of interest.
example:
http://oh-god.com:5080/dir/hot-tub/IMG_0002.jpg

Note that this script also reproduced the error: http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/34681/info

Fix will be released in 5.0a1

Hi everyone,
1st Thanks! Love it- but running into one big problem. I'm trying to download a file from my xitami site to an Vmware(ESX) host. I'm using lwp-download http://……. When the file downloads it changes the file extension from MyFile.ext to MyFile.ext.sv4cpio. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

would be almost perfect for me if it could start as a service or automatically start and minimize to system tray when the user logged in.

awesome app

I just wondering does/will X5 support WSX. Main reason personally for me wanting to use Xitami is because of WSX.

Sorry, X5 does not yet implement filters.

X5 does not use the same config files as Xitami 2.5. Totally different…

Here is an example of the new config format.

How do I run external comand processors like PHP and DBFREE?
I mean, with 2.x I was putting into defaults.cfg (or xitami.cfg) this command:

[filter]
.msp=c:\dbfree\bin\mspserver.exe
.py=c:\python22\python.exe
.php=c:\php\php.exe

X5 seems to tell me that "filter" is an unrecognized token.