We don't have something able to print the plenty, nifty and verbose
information phpinfo can output. But mod_rivet has an (undocumented)
array named 'server' setup when each Tcl interpreter is created and set
up. If for some reason your Tcl code tampers with this array data can be
lost or changed. To preserve its content for subsequent requests you
should create your private copy
running 'parray server' on my Linux Mint PC prints
server
server(MPM_FORKED) = dynamic
server(MPM_THREADED) = unsupported
server(RIVET_DIR) = /usr/lib/tcltk/rivet2.1
server(RIVET_INIT) = /usr/lib/tcltk/rivet2.1/init.tcl
server(RIVET_VERSION) = 2.1.3
server(SERVER_CONF) = /etc/apache2/apache2.conf
server(SERVER_ROOT) = /etc/apache2
Also command ::rivet::inspect returns configuration information about
mod_rivet and also provides a consistent replacement for [info script].
This command is explained in the on-line manual
-- Massimo
On 05/15/2015 04:23 AM, Rani Ahmed wrote:
I have updated my website http://www.superlinux.net to rivet 2.2.2. The
link named /products /
uses sqlite and rivet . I have debian jessie. i have also ActiveTcl 8.6
as my Tcl interpreter. I compiled rivet 2.2.2 against ActiveTcl. I
installed the rivet too. I want the phpinfo() equivalent in rivet so i
can confirm it works just fine and also display the current rivet version.
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