atomic web server threads

[skinkairewalker]

Is it possible for us to create a web server that is compatible with all operating systems using the PureBasic network library?
And if we remove complex structures and leave only the HTTP server for the local network? I think that this way we can make protected web apps with webview — or am I wrong?

in MacOS (ARM) occurs :



in linux (ARM with parallels desktop) occurs :

[idle]

Yes you can use it to serve on localhost to serve to either a web gadget or users browser.
It looks like the static lib is missing a dependency on the linux system.

I haven't tested on arm recently and I don't have access to a Mac to test on.
Did you try with a lower port number like 8081 ?
Also if your not using tls find the usetls() and comment it out as there's no point using tls on localhost or loopback.

[skinkairewalker]

Strange behavior on Linux, the dependency is installed.
What could be calling this dependency?

[idle]

it's missing a dependency. I can't help you with that at the moment though.

[mk-soft]

Mint Linux LMDE 7 (Debian 13)
With TLS Server I always have with TLS functions "Invaild Memory Access", but have an address after importing to the function?

Other thing:
With linux you should not call the MessageRequester from a thread (crash)

Fix for Linux

Code: Select all

CompilerIf #PB_Compiler_OS = #PB_OS_Linux
  Procedure MyMessageRequester(Title.s, Text.s, Flags=0)
    Protected r1
    gdk_threads_enter_();
    r1 = MessageRequester(Title, Text, Flags)
    gdk_flush_()
    gdk_threads_leave_()
    ProcedureReturn r1
  EndProcedure
  
  Macro MessageRequester(Title, Text, Flags=0)
    MyMessageRequester(Title, Text, Flags)
  EndMacro
CompilerEndIf

[infratec]

Maybe you need

libbsd-dev (libbsd)

in ubuntu.

[skinkairewalker]

Maybe you need

libbsd-dev (libbsd)

in ubuntu.

I achieved the goal I was aiming for xD
My only concern is that the code is quite "unprofessional" :
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