Current status of Rivet ...

[Rob Sciuk <ro...@controlq.com>]

I'm in the process of moving my web servers onto a virtual machine, and 
some of my legacy clients have Rivet based web sites.

I've looked at the Rivet pages (tcl.apache.org), and they still refer to 
the 1.3 version of Apache, but I was under the impression that a great 
deal of effort had been expended in bringing Rivet to the 2.x base of 
Apache.  Is there any information on this?  Do I need to build with 
threads (tcl/rivet/apache?).  Any recent information on the current 
status, or pointers to what the state of the Rivet project is??

Cheers,
Rob Sciuk



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Re: Current status of Rivet ...

[Rob Sciuk <ro...@controlq.com>]

On Fri, 5 Jun 2009, David Welton wrote:

> Date: Fri, 5 Jun 2009 18:07:47 +0200
> From: David Welton <da...@dedasys.com>
> To: rivet-dev@tcl.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Current status of Rivet ...
> 
>> I've looked at the Rivet pages (tcl.apache.org), and they still refer to the
>> 1.3 version of Apache, but I was under the impression that a great deal of
>> effort had been expended in bringing Rivet to the 2.x base of Apache. �Is
>> there any information on this? �Do I need to build with threads
>> (tcl/rivet/apache?). �Any recent information on the current status, or
>> pointers to what the state of the Rivet project is??
>
> Not a *lot* happening, but a little bit is.  Here's what I would do to
> test things out:
>
> * Try installing it with Apache 2.X on a local machine (from svn, of
> course).  Don't use a threaded Apache MPM.
>
> * See if it works with the sites you've built.
>
> * Let the list know about any problems, or if it works!
>
> That's what I'd do, at least...

Thanks, David.  This is good advice, and was akin to what I'm doing 
in any event.  I suppose last nights snapshot is close enough to svn 
to using svn directly ...

How's life in the Ruby universe, or have you moved along??

Cheers,
Rob.

Re: Current status of Rivet ...

[David Welton <da...@dedasys.com>]

> I've looked at the Rivet pages (tcl.apache.org), and they still refer to the
> 1.3 version of Apache, but I was under the impression that a great deal of
> effort had been expended in bringing Rivet to the 2.x base of Apache.  Is
> there any information on this?  Do I need to build with threads
> (tcl/rivet/apache?).  Any recent information on the current status, or
> pointers to what the state of the Rivet project is??

Not a *lot* happening, but a little bit is.  Here's what I would do to
test things out:

* Try installing it with Apache 2.X on a local machine (from svn, of
course).  Don't use a threaded Apache MPM.

* See if it works with the sites you've built.

* Let the list know about any problems, or if it works!

That's what I'd do, at least...

-- 
David N. Welton

http://www.welton.it/davidw/

http://www.dedasys.com/
Sent from Padova, PD, Italy

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