Ok. After installing the 32 Bit compatibility layer I got it up and running.
:-) (Thanks Andre!!!)
Crawling back into my cave now.
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Hi all,
thanks for your patience with me...
While with Mikes help, I managed to install the engine under UBUNTU Desktop, I
can for the life of me not get it to run on the UBUNTU server version. I do get
an error 500, so I suspect now this has something to do with the permissions
for the engin
Hi Malte,
I did extensive tests month ago and did't try again in the last weeks : both
revServer and LC server works fine under Redhat Enterprise Linux and CentOS
(free version of REHL). Works but can't bind PostgreSQL (needed for all my
apps) under OpenSuse.
If you can switch your linux box t
So glad its working. I think its still possible to do it from the
httpd.conf but i'm not sure what kind of hoops you'd have to go through to
make it work with the way things are setup with the recent ubuntus and
apache2. And I didn't do it that way so couldn't tell you what to change
either way.
Y
Thank you so much for the handholding! Got it running now (even though
interestingly not from the commandline)
This was the missing step:
cd /etc/apache2/sites-enabled
# by default there is most likely 1 file, something like 000-default
sudo nano 000-default
I was doing stuff in httpdconf, whic
Ok. The folders in question are /etc/apache2/mods-available and
/etc/apache2/mods-enabled.
At the command line follow the steps.
cd /etc/apache2/mods-enabled
sudo ln -s /etc/apache2/mods-available/actions.* .
# note the period at the end of the line. That means current directory so
it knows to cr
Malte,
Can you confirm that livecode server runs from the command line? You can
try executing it with a text script such as:
--- begin test.lc --
--- end test.lc --
livecodeserver ./test.lc
If it can run on the command line then the problem lies with apache
configuration. If it can't run on
Oh, as far as mod-action goes, there are 2 folders. One that shows all
available mods and one that has active modes. The active mods are just
symbolic links to the available.
To do it manually use the ln command (L N lower case)
And again, i'm not at keyboard at the moment, but I believe:
ln -s /
I have it running here but its been a bit since I did it. I'll go back over
files and stuff and see if I can dredge up some memories and help of
someone else doesn't chime in first.
On Fri, Nov 11, 2011 at 12:20 PM, Malte Brill wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I successfully installed liveCode on Mac Os and
