[SOLVED] For information: a WAMP written in Free Pascal.

[devEric69]

Hello,

I just post to indicate that in the list of Lazarus Application Gallery, the webmaster (I've just the "user" rights) might add "The Uniform Server": a WAMP for mySql or MariaDB, with phpMyAdmin, ..., that works perfectly.

Regards.

[Leledumbo]

Hello,

I just post to indicate that in the list of Lazarus Application Gallery, the webmaster (I've just the "user" rights) might add "The Uniform Server": a WAMP for mySql or MariaDB, with phpMyAdmin, ..., that works perfectly.

Regards.

It's a wiki, anyone registered may add content there. Just register and edit the page yourself.

[devEric69]

>It's a wiki, anyone registered may add content there.
>Just register and edit the page yourself.

I'm probably stupid, but I can't create an account on the wiki, due this following captcha:

Program SpammersAreParasites;
var
   l1, l2: srting;
begin
   l1: = '99';
   l2: = '9';
   Sou: = l1 + l2;
   Sou: = (SOU)
(*
   l1: = 41;
   l2: = 5
  Sou: = (l1 + l2);
*)
end.

All my answers 999, '999,' 108, '108', EInvalidOperation or EConvertError :-) ...; the type *srting* does not exist; ...are wrong. Any idea?


To summarize what I would to write:
"The Uniform Server is a lightweight server solution for running a web server under the WindowsOS.".

Regards.

[Leledumbo]

>It's a wiki, anyone registered may add content there.
>Just register and edit the page yourself.

I'm probably stupid, but I can't create an account on the wiki, due this following captcha:

Program SpammersAreParasites;
var
   l1, l2: srting;
begin
   l1: = '99';
   l2: = '9';
   Sou: = l1 + l2;
   Sou: = (SOU)
(*
   l1: = 41;
   l2: = 5
  Sou: = (l1 + l2);
*)
end.

All my answers 999, '999,' 108, '108', EInvalidOperation or EConvertError :-) ...; the type *srting* does not exist; ...are wrong. Any idea?

Dafuq? I never get that crazy captcha, my last one is simple arithmetic. Probably the difficulty level has been increased
The captcha is randomized, give another try to register.

[devEric69]

>Dafuq? I never get that crazy captcha, my last one is simple
>arithmetic. Probably the difficulty level has been increased
>The captcha is randomized, give another try to register.

Thanks for your reply, but:
even with simple arithmetic, it doesn't work. It's the code which is "dafucked": the real response must be something like "syntax error: zaï, zaï, zaï" or something else. If I deeply analyse the code above (all Captchas are similar): type "Srting" doesn't exist, "(FAK)" transtype towards a "null type", and the arithmetic part of the code is commented "(*.../...*)" .
Anyway, I can't create an account in the Wiki: does anyone know what is the right answer to the above code?

Regards

[taazz]

what does WAMP mean in this context? The only WAMP I know is the installation program tha installs  Apache, Mysql, PHP on Windows.

[Leledumbo]

what does WAMP mean in this context? The only WAMP I know is the installation program tha installs  Apache, Mysql, PHP on Windows.

Yes, that one. This WAMP server is a one source file program that adds easy UI to do tedious work configuring those things you mentioned.

[minesadorada]

So the WIKI CAPCHA fails in French?  It works in English.

It seems the hot topic in Lazarus/FPC is in internationalism/UTF8/WideStrings

As far as I can see, deploying a Lazarus app for worldwide use is fraught with difficulties ATM.

[jma_sp]

Have you tried to leave the result in blank?    the type definition string is wrong typed.... the result = error 

[devEric69]

>Have you tried to leave the result in blank?   
>the type definition string is wrong typed.... the result = error

As you suggest, I've tested with blank and 'error': each time, a new Captcha arises.
If the input must be a number, i18n is useless.
Basically, I think that the Captcha asks a result generated by a Pascal code that cannot compile (is it intentional, is it a trap to avoid, ...?). The result seems to ask to concatenate two strings and then not really to typecast this result.

Regards

[Mike.Cornflake]

Concatenation of the strings is all I've had to do when presented with similar to the above (on our wiki you have to answer a similar captcha whenever the wiki article you're editing links to an external site).

The captcha is not intended for a computer to be able to parse it, only a real human (hence the typo's  (sorry @typo - no disrepect intended :-) ))

For the captcha you've presented 999, which I see was your first attempt, should have worked :-(  No idea, other than agreeing with @minesadorada.  Possibly it's the french version that failing...

[devEric69]

Okay, the Captcha works:
To the question '111' +'222', I've answered 333 (without simple quote, ie '111222' or '333' are bad responses).
Then to the second question '121' +'121', I've answered 242 (also without putting quotes).
==> I was able to register on the Wiki .

[Mike.Cornflake]

lol   Many thanks for keeping us updated, and well done for persisting for 5 years :-)