On 11:22 Tue 19 Feb , Harold Sinclair wrote:
> Sounds like you ought to try writing a wrapper script ending in .cgi in the
> cgi dir that grabs the query string and hands the job off to the R
> executable. Not sure if R is required in the cgi-bin directory. You might
> have to enable symlinking out for it to work.
yeah not sure how to do it. FastRWeb tell us:
" FastRWeb consists of several parts:
Webserver-to-R pipeline, consisting of either a thin CGI or a PHP client
connecting to Rserve which sources and runs the R script. The CGI client is
called Rcgi and is compiled as part of the package. The PHP client is part of
Rserve in the clients section.
"
So Im on option 1: CGI. The client will be this binary which somehow needs to
be
executed for each R script. I placed the Rcgi under cgi.bin directory and
rename it
as R.cgi.
If I call directly:
http://localhost:9001/cgi-bin/R.cgi the browser returns:
Error: no function or path specified.
http://localhost:9001/cgi-bin/R.cgi/foo.png?n=100
I see under error log:
2013/02/19 18:39:53 [error] 2847#0: *56 open()
"/opt/sdr/report/docroot/cgi-bin/R.cgi/foo.png" failed (20: Not a directory),
client: 127.0.0.1, server: sdrrep, request: "GET /cgi-bin/R.cgi/foo.png?n=100
HTTP/1.1", host: "localhost:9001"
stefan
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