On Sun, Oct 28, 2012 at 06:56:28PM +, David Given wrote:
On 28/10/12 16:52, Chad Perrin wrote:
Are there some tips
and caveats that anyone can offer me for how to handle Bluehost in
particular to get Fossil running?
The magic phrase to look for is 'custom CGI script'. Fossil as a
I have some need for Fossil on a shared host. My first pass at trying to
get it running a month or two ago, following the directions in the online
documentation for Fossil SCM, met with failure. Before I give it another
try, I thought it might make sense to ask for tips here.
The shared hosting
On 28/10/12 16:52, Chad Perrin wrote:
Are there some tips
and caveats that anyone can offer me for how to handle Bluehost in
particular to get Fossil running?
The magic phrase to look for is 'custom CGI script'. Fossil as a server
works via CGI, so if Bluehost let you write your own CGI
The big problem with bluehost is that their servers
run 64bit Linux, but the 32bit compatibility libraries are not installed.
I faced this problem, when trying to install my CMS which is written
in 32bit assembly language. (Now it runs OK: http://fresh.flatassembler.net )
Anyway, you probably
On 28/10/12 19:02, Nolan Darilek wrote:
[...]
Read about SNI, which allows multiple SSL certs on a single IP and is
supported in all modern browsers.
That's totally new to me --- glad they finally sorted that out. Thanks!
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I've just this moment faced this problem. The Linux executable
available from www.fossil-scm.org does not run on Bluehost and
reports an error unable to find libz.so.1
As John Found says, it is a problem related to the 64 bit
environment and missing 32 bit libraries.
My solution was to work at
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