Re: CGILua on Apache

[David Haley <dchaley@...>]

Hi Tomas,

On this day of 2-9-2006 4:38 AM, Tomas saw fit to scribe:
> > I'm not sure where to look. Nothing in /var/log/httpd is helpful; 
> > error.log contains nothing useful.
> >
> > I'm not sure exactly what needs to be done to set this up. For 
> > instance, I'm not sure where mod2.lua is supposed to be. At the 
> > moment, it's in $(LUA_DIR)/cgilua/mod2.lua which appears to be the 
> > default.
>     mod2.lua is loaded mod_lua.so.  This file can be included in
> the mod_lua.c if INCLUDE_LUA is defined (check the config file in 
> Kepler's
> root directory).  If it is not included, you should indicate where it is
> located with LuaMain Apache directive (note that this directory is only
> available if INCLUDE_LUA was NOT defined while compiling the module).
>     If you have not included mod2.lua, you can put some code in it
> to be sure it is being loaded (like opening a file or writting to stderr,
> which should write to the default Apache log file -- not the log file
> defined in VIrtualHost's).

I tried adding Lua code for both writing to a file, and writing to 
stderr -- both with INCLUDE_LUA and without. As far as I can tell, 
Apache is not making it to that point.

For that matter, nothing *at all* gets printed to /var/log/httpd/error_log.

Could it be that Apache is not finding the shared Lua library? I 
wouldn't see why: I have /usr/local/lib/liblua50.so.

It probably doesn't matter, but I'm using Fedora 4 on x86.

Thanks again for your help.
- David

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