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HTML::Mason examples Debian package
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This package provides an example configuration file, CGI handler and
component tree. If you have Apache installed, these can be
automatically enabled to be visible at
http://localhost/mason_example/. You should have been asked about this
as the package got installed-- if not, try "dpkg-reconfigure
libhtml-mason-perl-examples".
If you have mod_perl enabled in your server, you should be able to see
the same components at two different locations:
http://localhost/mason_example/
http://localhost/mason_example_cgi/
The second location works by redirecting all requests via a CGI. This
lets you get a feel for the speed difference. You can also try
installing speedy-cgi-perl, and changing the shebang (first) line of
/usr/lib/cgi-bin/mason_example.cgi to "#!/usr/bin/speedy".
In order to get this second location available, you need mod_rewrite
enabled in your server. The install script will *NOT* do this
automatically for you. Try:
modules-config apache$VARIANT enable mod_rewrite
with Apache 1*, or
ln -s /etc/apachde2/mods-available/rewrite.load /etc/apache2/mods-enabled
If you do not have mod_perl installed, you will only have
"http://localhost/mason_example/" available via CGI. Even for this,
you need mod_actions enabled-- the install script will *NOT* do this
automatically for you. Try:
modules-config apache$VARIANT enable mod_actions
with Apache 1, or
ln -s /etc/apache2/mods-available/actions.load /etc/apache2/mods-enabled
for Apache 2.
*: for "apache$VARIANT", you need to write "apache-perl" if you have
the "apache-perl" package loaded rather than using apache and
libapache-mod-perl.
-- Steve Haslam <araqnid@debian.org>, Mon Mar 8 12:41:52 2004
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