Posts Tagged ‘apache’
Using Xubuntu as a web server
For those who are interested in running Linux, especially on an older PC, Xubuntu just might fit the bill. Its installation files fit on one disc and include a versatile window manager to boot. However, the basic install isn’t really capable of being a LAMP and FTP-enabled web server. This tutorial explains how to get [...]
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Tags: apache, lamp, linux, mysql, php, phpmyadmin, proftpd, xubuntu
Running Ch on Apache using CGI
The following steps are all you need to do to get Ch to run on Apache using CGI and to use it like any other scripting language.
Get Ch and the Ch CGI toolkit
Install Ch, then set the PATH variable accordingly.
Open httpd.conf and insert the following:
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ “C:/Apache2/cgi-bin/”
AddHandler cgi-script ch
If you want your ch scripts to [...]
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Tags: apache, c, cgi, ch, shebang
Since the official wxJavaScript docs advocate using XAMPP for development, that’s what I got and that’s where I installed wxjs. Following the directions was pretty easy, but getting any meaningful output apart from Apache crashing was pretty hard. The error.log gave it away, albeit indirectly, and a quick glance at the wxjs newsgroups proved the [...]
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Tags: apache, apreq2, apreq_module, javascript, mod_wxjs, ssjs, wxJavaScript, wxjs, xampp
mod_neko and 3 Neko batch files
If you’re installing mod_neko, you might be somewhat confused as to what works and what doesn’t. The documentation actually overstates what you need to do in order to run mod_neko. Here are the steps:
Extract a neko distribution to your Apache root folder (I use XAMPP in this case)
If you have a previous neko distribution on [...]
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Tags: apache, mod_neko, neko, nekotools, xampp
