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From: jalitt on 24 Jun 2008 16:52
Has anyone gotten mod_tcl working on apache 2.2? I've been getting
some errors setting this up.
From: tom.rmadilo on 24 Jun 2008 20:35
On Jun 24, 1:52 pm, jal...(a)gmail.com wrote:
> Has anyone gotten mod_tcl working on apache 2.2?  I've been getting
> some errors setting this up.

Unfortunately this isn't the best place to ask about mod_tcl or
apache. I have had zero luck in getting anything useful related to Tcl
running under apache. This only indicates to me that it is hard to go
from something the Tcl community would understand to apache. Either
WUB, tclhttpd or AOLserver would be a better place to start, mostly
because you can find lots of examples and help.
From: jalitt on 24 Jun 2008 23:30
Ahh, well, I actually found an answer and figured I'd share it here.
Couldn't get mod_tcl up, but websh is perfect for the task. I don't
know why the apache tcl people don't emphasize websh, or what the
merits of websh vs mod_tcl are, but websh is allowing me to run my tcl
script and then some. I suggest anyone who has struggled with mod_tcl
and apache should look at running websh instead.
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