>>>John Coppens said:
> Hi all.
>
> This is URGENT (isn't it always?)
>
> I've installed the last package of tclHttpd at the University. Mainly becaus
e
> qe had strange - yet unexplained - hangs of the previous version (2.3.7).
>
> Now... All went well except for a few things I didn't test at home:
>
> - I cannot access /home/~userpages ... I can't access the user's personal ho
me
> pages, though public_html is defined, and this did work on 2.3.7
Indeed - this was broken. You need to add one line to doc.tcl (the one with +,
but don't put in the +, of course. At about line 257
diff -c -c -r1.32 doc.tcl
*** doc.tcl 2000/05/04 01:37:26 1.32
--- doc.tcl 2000/05/09 23:51:56
***************
*** 254,259 ****
--- 254,260 ----
}
set directory [file join $homedir $Doc(homedir)]
set pathlist [lrange $pathlist 1 end]
+ set suffix [join $pathlist /]
}
# Handle existing files
> - The designation of dynamic pages doesn't work? All templates are treated
> as static, i.e., the .html is generated and then no updates are made.
> This worked before.
Hmm - I cannot duplicate this problem.
> - Tried to compile the crypt, setuid etc files, installed them, made a
> pkg_mkIndex. In the pkgIndex file, crypt does NOT appear. When starting
> tclhttpd, no error message is displayed, but no pages are served either.
I must apologize about this. The distribution includes an out-of-date
Makefile and a correct Makefile.in. If you are going to compile anything
you must use "configure" to generate a valid Makefile for your system.
See the sample uses of configure in the build/CONFIG directory.
-- Brent Welch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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