I can confirm that I've been running the 2.9 engine for cgi work on
CentOS and Debian Linuxes, I've also had the latest beta (3.0)
working on OS X, without problem.
Best,
Mark
On 30 Aug 2008, at 12:04, Mark Schonewille wrote:
Hi Jim,
I haven't tried this myself on Mac OS X, but I believe you can use
newer engines if you start the first line with
#!revolution -ui
if your engine is called "revolution".
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On 29 aug 2008, at 15:59, Jim Ault wrote:
According to Jaque's tutorial, the latest version of the Rev
engine that
will run with OSX Darwin is 2.1.2
This means that the local host is the computer you are working on,
and in my
case, I have a static IP so clients and other servers can access
my local
hosted web server. This local hosted web server is Apache/php
using the Rev
2.1.2 engine.
None of the Rev engine configurations on my current web hosting
account work
even with the simple echo.mt or hello.cgi scripts.
Once some development and proof of concept is accomplished the
customer will
open a Dreamhost account, which does run the 2.9 engine
Thanks for the reply!
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
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