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Hi -

I am working on my local machine (Linux Mint < Ubuntu < Debian) and trying to get a simple web page to load.

I ran this newLISP command to get the server running:

newlisp -http -d 8080 -w /home/joe/newlisping/web

And inside of the web directory I have a file called go.lsp which is this:
When I take Firefox to /home/joe/newlisping/web/go.lsp I see the file contents, not a web page.

I even tried to chmod 755 the file but still only see the file contents.

Any quick pointer would be great! Thanks!!

newLISP v.10.2.8 on Linux IPv4 UTF-8

Two things:

1.) Rename go.lsp to go.cgi. newLISP server only recognizes files with the extension .cgi as CGI files, else it will display the contents or html.

2.) Type this into your browser http://localhost:8080/go.cgi
If you just type the file-path of your file newLISP server will not get involved at all, and Firefox will always display only the contents of the file, no matter what extension.

Woo-hoo!!! :D

Now I'm cookin w/ newLISP. :0)

Biggest thank you, Lutz.

No longer cookin,

newLISP v.10.3.3 on Linux IPv4/6 UTF-8 on Debian Squeeze i686 GNU/Linux.

I launched the newLISP server with this:
Inside my /home/joe/nl directory I have this file:
with this code:
The /home/joe/nl directory is chmod 755.

Loading the index in my browser w/ this url:

localhost:8088/index.cgi

makes the nL server print out this error:
I can verify that the directory is correct because I created a test.txt file and can see that fine.

Did something change from 10.2.8 to 10.3.3 that might affect loading the index.cgi?

Thanks!

Does #!/usr/bin/newlisp refer to the correct path in your newLISP installation?

Does #!/usr/bin/newlisp refer to the correct path in your newLISP installation?

doh!

I changed it to /usr/local/bin/newlisp and corrected my module loading to this:
and Im cookin again! Thanks very much, Lutz! Wont make that mistake again.