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How to to configure apache + mod_lisp + clisp and set up a "Hello World!"? I couldn't find any complete howto on the subject. Thanks.

Edit: Vebjorn's solution works, but then I don't how to code the "hello world!". Can anyone tell me how to proceed? There's something like SWANKing the clisp, then connect to it with SLIME, but then when I launch mod_lisp's demo, the test page is not served and my slime doesn't return?

Thanks again.

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  1. Download http://www.fractalconcept.com:8000/public/open-source/mod_lisp/mod_lisp.c
    • Compile and install Apache module with sudo apxs -i -c mod_lisp.c
    • Add the following to your httpd.conf: 
      LoadModule lisp_module libexec/httpd/mod_lisp.so
AddModule mod_lisp.c
LispServer 127.0.0.1 3000 "foo"
<Location /foo>
SetHandler lisp-handler
</Location>
  2. Restart apache with sudo apachectl restart

  3. Start CLISP and evaluate:

    (load "modlisp-clisp")
(modlisp:modlisp-server)

  4. Point your browser to http://localhost/foo. You should see:

mod_lisp 2.0

This is a constant html string sent by mod_lisp 2.0 + CLISP + apache + Linux

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This is great! With your guide, I successfully get it run on my server. Apache v2.2.14, clisp. Because I'm using Apache2, so AddModule is out of date, remove it. I add "LoadModule", "LispServer" into mod-available direcotry, created lisp.conf, lisp.load file. I add "Location" into my site config file under site-available directory.
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What backend are you using? If none, I would suggest trying Hunchentoot or, even better, UCW.

Both of those links will take you to the installation instructions, ending with a Hello World kind of page.

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This article seems to be a fairly thorough "how-to" guide to set up Common Lisp on Apache using mod_lisp2.

If all has gone as planned, you should now have a Common Lisp app server running behind Apache

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Thanks but I want to use clisp and your solution uses sbcl. There should be not much differences though.

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