mod_lisp
mod_lisp is an Apache module to write dynamic web servers and applications. The source (FreeBSD style license), lisp examples and pre-compiled binaries for FreeBSD, Linux and Win32 are on the mod_lisp web site. (not very up to date, please always look at the repository for the latest version)
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))
Marc Battyani
Chris Beggy has written the nice tutorial below
mod_lisp 2.2 + apache? (of course) + cmucl + clsql + lml + uffi + mysql?
were used to create a simple dynamic database website which explains installation, does some advocacy, shares some code, and incorporates the comments of visitors. (Previous links may be broken, but a version is available in the Internet Archive)
Eduardo Muņoz has a little web server that uses mod_lisp for some dynamic pages. There is a lisp powered weblog also.
There is a Debian and Ubuntu package "libapache2-mod-lisp" at debian.progn.org.
Web HTTP proxy
This page is linked from: BSD sockets cgi-lisp Changes In Autumn 2000 Changes In Winter 2000-2001 cl-modlisp Eduardo Muņoz hunchentoot IMHO International Lisp Conference 2002 LispCMS Marc Battyani TBNL Weblog
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