Ok. I wil try in my free time to reorganize your words in the tcl wiki . I will try to make my own rivet_info command and run it on my website. On Friday, May 15, 2015, Massimo Manghi <[email protected]> wrote:
> 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. >> >>
