Thanks Alex, Mike, and Stephen,
All great tips that have helped me iron out the glitches.
Very much appreciated,
Gregory
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Hi Alex,
Not a stupid question at all. I hang my head in shame. I was so focussed on
working out server installation details and glitches that I forgot to change
the filename on my test page. Sigh.
Thanks.
Gregory
On Sat, Apr 21, 2012, at 1:00 PM, use-livecode-requ...@lists.runrev.com wr
This is probably a stupid question but ..
your page that includes "calls to Livecode from within a web page" -
that is called something.lc, isn't it ?
It can't be called something.html and have the livecode calls work.
Sorry if that's off track,
-- Alex.
On 20/04/2012 21:45, Gregory Lypny
I've found the .htaccess method is faster to test and make work, and
doesn't mess with the guts of Apache. I will post what worked for me at
dreamhost. The only downside is that one needs a cgi-bin folder and engine
for each domain.
On 20 April 2012 14:06, Mike Bonner wrote:
> If you are indeed
If you are indeed using a system that has its conf files for apache in
/etc/apache2 I think there is a site file in a sub folder there where you
can adjust things for the main server page. Also I just remembered there
are some modules involved here. Inside /etc/apache2 there is a folder that
has a
Hi again Mike,
Thanks for the advice. I was able to get the server working, at least partly.
I have the LiveCode executable in the CGI-Executables folder on my Mac. I
created the one-line script
put the long date
in a file named longDate.lc, and placed it in the Sites folder of my u
: Re: Can't Get Server Engine to Work on My Mac
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> Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
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> Hey, there should be a line to set the options for that directory, might
> make sure that ExecCGI is there in the conf file.
>
> Also, while not
Hey, there should be a line to set the options for that directory, might
make sure that ExecCGI is there in the conf file.
Also, while not sure how likely this is, when you go looking for the right
set of conf files to modify, make sure that you don't have both /etc/httpd
folder and /etc/apache2
Hello everyone,
I must have missed something because I can't get the server engine to work on
my Mac. Here's what I did.
1. I placed the livecode-server executable and the drivers and externals
folder into /Library/WebServer/CGI-Executables/
2. I added these two lines
AddHandler l
