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Passing apache connection and config information to the application server

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Erik Greenwald

One of the challenges I’ve had in working with UnCommon Web (UCW) as an application server behind an Apache front-end is handling connection information. Modproxy creates a new connection to the app server itself, losing some of the incoming information. … Continue reading →

Tagged apache, application server, common lisp, config, howto, http, protocol, ucw, uncommon web, web programming | Leave a comment

UCW Static application

Posted on April 18, 2009 by Erik Greenwald

The last journal entry I made went through the process of creating a UCW server. Such a thing is quite useless by itself. This time, we’ll build a very basic application to server up static content, simple files from the … Continue reading →

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UCW Server

Posted on April 17, 2009 by Erik Greenwald

Ahh, finally recovered my password. I had this entire entry written and was starting to look for links, but lost it as I enabled javascript for livejournal elsewhere on the site and could not find any way to recover the … Continue reading →

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#’CAR

Posted on October 20, 2008 by Erik Greenwald

I suppose everything needs a beginning. I Br0ke down and started a ‘blog’ (shame on me) to practice writing so I can improve, show the world how crappy my lisp is (hoping someone will point out my mistakes and help … Continue reading →

Tagged asdf, bknr, emacs, freebsd, general, lisp, livejournal, ruby, scheme, slime, ucw, web programming, weblocks | Leave a comment