Hi,

I am an AOLServer newbie and am facing a wierd problem.

I modified the config.tcl file to parse TCL pages in page root. When I
start aolserver in the foreground, this what I get confirming that parse
TCL pages is enabled:

...snip...
[10/Jan/2003:23:44:01][368.134529024][-main-] Notice: conf:
[ns/server/server1]enabletclpages = 1
[10/Jan/2003:23:44:01][368.134529024][-main-] Warning: The use of
ns_share may result in increased lock contention. We recommend the use
of nsv for process scope variables.
[10/Jan/2003:23:44:01][368.134529024][-main-] Notice: tcl: enabling .tcl
pages
[10/Jan/2003:23:44:01][368.134529024][-main-] Notice: tcl: generating
interp init script
...snip...

First question - What is this warning about ns_share and how do I
get rid of it...where can I find nsv?

Second question - I invoke a TCL script called time.tcl stored
in pageroot of server1 using http://localhost:8000/time.tcl. AOLServer
prints the output of the script to the console instead of sending it to
the browser!!! What am I doing wrong?

Here is my TCL script:
-=- ~/aolserver/server/server1/pages/time.tcl
puts stdout "Content-Type: text/html\n"
puts stdout "<title>The Current Time</title>"
puts stdout "The time is <b>[clock format [clock seconds]]</b>"
-=-

OS: Freebsd 4.7-Release
Aolserver: 3.5.1

Hope someone could help me with these questions.

Thanks in advance,
Raj

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