The Release 2.0 now reuses the Apache -> Lisp sockets, boosting performance by a factor from 40 to 80.
The last release should be downloaded from the subversion repository at fractalconcept.
mod_lisp page in the Common Lisp Directory
(Versions 2.35 to 2.37 should not be used (bugged))
I have ported mod_lisp for the Lighttpd server. It implements exactly the same web-server <-> Lisp protocol as the original mod_lisp, so, Apache can be replaced with Lighttpd seamlessly, without any change noticeable from the Lisp side's point of view (well, actually, you'd get different server-baseversion and modlisp-version headers). The code base is largely independent of the v. 2.43 where it took off, though, and it has its own version numbering scheme.
See the project page for installation and configuration instructions. The latest version can be downloaded here. And here is a UCW app which shows mod_lisp headers passed in from its Lighttpd front server.
This page is linked from: cgi-lisp Changes In Autumn 2000 Changes In Winter 2000-2001 cl-modlisp Eduardo Muñoz HTTP server Hunchentoot IMHO International Lisp Conference 2002 LispCMS Marc Battyani mod_ecl Pinot
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