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> I am attempting to install Apache-ASP for my users on my server box. |
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> Personally, I don't use ASP (I prefer PHP), but most of my users still |
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> prefer Microsoft and they might want to use it. It wasn't available in |
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> portage, so I had to get the source code off the Internet. I've |
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> followed all the instructions (I think), but I still see the example ASP |
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> code when I go to the example ASP scripts that came bundled with |
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> Apache-ASP. Does anyone else have experience with Apache-ASP that could |
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> tell me what I'm doing wrong? Apache-ASP depends on mod_perl (I emerged |
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> it last night), and I've added "-D PERL" to the APACHE2_OPTS variable |
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> in /etc/conf.d/apache2 and restarted apache, but I'm not sure if it's |
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> working. Is there a way for me to test if mod_perl is working? |
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heya, |
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from my experience you would need something like sun's chilisoft asp |
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engine in order to run true asp code on a linux-based machine. apache-asp |
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is all perl-based, meaning you can't just take code off a windows machine |
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and expect it to work on linux. to be honest, i have no idea what the |
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point of apache-asp is. |
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-matt |
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