Re: TODO list: httpd server parsed guile.

[Pat Eyler <peyler@nortom.com>]

from an earlier email --

| >    To overcome this, I have written a HTTP server in Guile named
| >    Shadow.  For a limited time, you can connect to it at:
| >
| >      http://www.cannonexpress.com:1080
| 
| 
| There is a small http server with embedded guile called Jael.
| 
|      http://linux.mit.edu/jael/
| 

I'm not sure if either of these was what you meant, but here they are.

-pate

>>>>> "Russell" == Russell McManus <mcmanus@IDT.NET> writes:

Craig Brozefsky <craig@onshore.com> writes:

    >>  David Welton <davidw@gate.cks.com> writes:
    >> 
    >> > Looks neat, but an Apache module would allow lots of people
    >> to try it > out without too much trouble.  And that is the API
    >> I am familiar with.
    >> 
    >> Unless you want to use scheme to control other layers of the
    >> Apache API, such as authentication, configuration, file
    >> selection, filtering, you would be better off with either a
    >> FastCGI interface, or a seperate server that you mapped into
    >> your web space with Apache redirects or just straight up
    >> references.
    >> 
    >> When I do scheme web programming, I usually use scsh and the
    >> sunet server with some mods for making the devel cycle a little
    >> nicer (signal handler to reload configuration etc...)  Ahh, the
    >> SU tools are just so sweet 8^) Guile can get there too!!!
    >> 
    >> I remember seeing someone had a small webserver in guile
    >> already written, but I misplaced the archive of it I had.
    >> Could someone repost that URL.  That code base would be a nice
    >> place to start, maybe stealing some feature ideas from the
    >> sunet server.