Thank you Bill and Raul.
I finally remembered that in past versions of j I had to put a SetEnv
statement in the Apache configuration file. In the past it was for
JPATHjxxx, which was replaced (and new flexibility much appreciated)
in j602. But, it seems that apache doesn't have a HOME environment
variable set. That causes the line (in j602/bin/profile.ijs):
home=. >(systype-5){(2!:5'HOME');(2!:5'USERPROFILE');'\My Documents'
to return numeric 0 for home, then in the subsequent lines:
userx=. '\j',('64-'#~16={:$3!:3[2),'602-user'
user=. home,userx
my domain error occurs in the second one... My solution was to add
the following lines to /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
# a HOME for Apache to use j
SetEnv HOME /tmp
I suppose some changes in profile.ijs might avoid the need for
changing Apache's configuration file. In any case, I'm happy having
solved this.
- joey
At 02:05 +0800 2008/06/08, bill lam wrote:
So does jconsole start up under apache's id "www-data", j602's
profile expects a directory at 2!:5 'HOME' of the current user that
user should be "www-data" in cgi.
Joey K Tuttle wrote:
Which is why I decided to shorten the example, the catch block etc.
was a red herring... stdout is the system default (1!:2&4) putting
that in explicitly doesn't change anything - but being paranoid, I
changed my last example to:
#! /usr/local/lib/j602/bin/jconsole
(1!:2&4) 'Content-type: text/html',(10 10{a.), 'j602 says - Hello
World!', 10 10 { a.
2!:55 ] 0
and verified that 601 works while 602 fails....
At 01:14 +0800 2008/06/08, bill lam wrote:
I guess it raise error inside the catch block. And the catch block
is executed because there is error in the try block. Is the verb
stdout defined? Insert lines like
(<'/tmp/err1') 1!:3~ LF,~ ": 4!:0 <'stdout'
before the try block to confirm verbs/nouns are defined.
HTH
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