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mod_lisp talks from Apache to lisp processes by sockets with a very straightforward protocol to handle a request. It now reuses the Apache to Lisp sockets for improved performance. Future versions will probably be more Lisp specific, but for now it can be used by any other language.
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.1.1.1 2010/05/05 20:57:45 othyro Exp $
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In the Apache config file (httpd.conf or apache.conf):
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First, add the mod_lisp module (change the path to where you have put mod_lisp):
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LoadModule lisp_module libexec/apache/mod_lisp.so # for Unixes and similar
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LoadModule lisp_module modules/mod_lisp.dll # for Win32
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Then add a LispServer directive (LispServer ip-address-of-lisp-computer
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ip-port-of-lisp-process user-defined-name):
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* ip-address-of-lisp-computer is the IP address of the computer where the Lisp
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process is.
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* ip-port-of-lisp-process is the IP port of the computer where the Lisp process
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is.
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* user-defined-name is a string that will be passed from Apache to the Lisp
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process. It is useful when you have several virtual servers or directories,
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defined within an Apache server, to be processed by mod_lisp.
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Example: LispServer 127.0.0.1 3000 "fractal"
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Finally add a SetHandler directive:
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<Location /asp>
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SetHandler lisp-handler
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</Location>
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All the url located in /asp (like /asp/index.html) will be sent to mod_lisp.
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Your httpd.conf should be like this:
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[...]
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LoadModule lisp_module libexec/apache/mod_lisp.so
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[...]
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ClearModuleList
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[...]
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AddModule mod_lisp.c
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[...]
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LispServer 127.0.0.1 3000 "fractal"
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[...]
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<Location /asp>
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SetHandler lisp-handler
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</Location>
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[...]
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If you use mod_ssl you should put this in your SSL directives:
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SSLOptions +StdEnvVars
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to have the ssl-session-id sent to the Lisp process.
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Restart Apache and it should be OK.
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