Hello, This is my first post and I have a question. I'm using some code I got off the wiki for access a users public_html directory. I keep getting the following error when trying to start nsd (on linux: fedora Core 1)
[11/Apr/2004:21:23:56][4502.16384][-main-] Notice: config.tcl: starting to read config file... [11/Apr/2004:21:23:56][4502.16384][-main-] Fatal: config: script error: invalid command name "ns_register_proc" while executing "ns_register_proc GET /users/ homedir" What is wrong here...all the examples say that this should work as well as the aolserver docs. Here is the snippit of code I'm using: proc homedir { conn ctx } { set url [ns_conn url $conn] set user {} set file {} regexp {^/users/([^/]*)(/.*)?$} $url dummy user file # ns_returnnotice 200 "url is $url user is $user, file is $file" set userfile [getUserFile $user $file] set type [ns_guesstype $userfile] if {[string match "*[ns_config ns/server/[ns_info server]/adp map]" $userfile ]} { # ns_log notice "adp parsing $userfile" set cwd [pwd] cd [file dirname $userfile] # ns_return 200 text/html [ns_adp_parse -file $userfile] set result [catch {ns_adp_parse -file $userfile} error] if {$result} { ns_return 200 text/html $error } else { ns_return 200 text/html $error } cd $cwd } else { switch $type { "*/*" { } default { ns_returnfile 200 $type $userfile } } } if {[catch {set fp [open $userfile]}]} { ns_returnnotfound return } } proc getUserFile {user path} { foreach tail [split ,[ns_config ns/server/[ns_info server] directoryfile] ,] { set userfile "[glob ~$user]/public_html$path$tail" if {[file exists $userfile] && ![file isdirectory $userfile]} { return $userfile } } ns_returnnotfound # break } ns_register_proc GET /users/ homedir ns_register_proc POST /users/ homedir ns_register_proc HEAD /users/ homedir proc userRedir {conn arg why} { set url [ns_conn url] regsub {^/~(.*)} $url {/users/\1} redir ns_log notice "url is $url, redir is $redir" ns_returnredirect $redir return filter_break } ns_register_filter preauth GET /~* userRedir Can anyone help me out? Adam Watson -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.