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09:31 askhader: I'm working through the plt tutorial on developing web apps (excellent by the way) but my web apps are to be hosted on a server running apache, not the racket web server. Can someone direct me to documentation featuring considerations for this kind of a set up?
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09:45 chandler: askhader: I don't have a specific document to show you, but look up "mod_proxy", in particular the bit about running a reverse proxy.
09:46 askhader: Thanks
09:46 chandler: askhader: The idea here is that Apache receives requests and forwards them to a Racket process, which handles them.
09:46 askhader: Makes sense.
09:47 chandler: I'm using that now, except with lighttpd instead of Apache.
09:47 askhader: It's not in my hands, it's my university's computer science club server
09:47 askhader: May I see your website?
09:49 chandler: The application it's serving is incredibly simple, you won't get much value out of it :-)
09:49 chandler: It's at http://update.airstash.com/ .
09:50 chandler: oof, I need to update the header template on that too
09:50 askhader: I assume it's the mac-address bit yeah?
09:52 chandler: Yup
09:57 samth: askhader, http://docs.racket-lang.org/web-server-internal/Troubleshooting_and_Tips.html?q=apache#%28part._.How_do_.I_use_.Apache_with_the_.Racket_.Web_.Server_%29
09:58 askhader: samth: yes!
09:58 samth: jay has done an impressive job with the web server docs
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22:19 askhader: I am following   http://docs.racket-lang.org/continue/index.html#(part._.Moving_.Forward)   and there is one line in code example in 6) Advanced Flow Control that I don't understand    ,(make-url insert-post-handler)  because (response-generator) is called with no arguments where make-url is supposed to be it's arguments, but in the line I quoted, it seems to be treated like a function
22:26 askhader: if someone could explain how (make-url) is working, tht would be appreciated
22:27 askhader: ah nvm I've sorted it
22:27 j3parker: a wild askhader appears.
22:27 askhader uses tackle
22:28 j3parker: it is super effective.
22:28 askhader: hehehe
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23:50 HavokMalo: Hey all, has anyone tried installing on ubuntu 10.04?
23:51 jonrafkind: do you get an error about a README file?
23:53 HavokMalo: No, I'm currently downloading it but didn't see anything specific about 10.04
23:53 HavokMalo: I wanted to ask before the download was finished. :)
23:53 j3parker: :/
23:53 j3parker: new to linux?
23:53 jonrafkind: it should work fine on 10.04
23:54 HavokMalo: Hooray! Thanks
23:54 j3parker: oh, misread.
23:54 HavokMalo: No worries
23:54 jonrafkind: im not sure exactly what "ubuntu - jaunty (i386)" really means
23:54 jonrafkind: ok well i guess its linked against libraries in the jaunty distro
23:55 jonrafkind: ok I take that back, it *might* break, i dont raelly know. in the worst case you can just build from source
23:55 HavokMalo: Good point
23:56 jonrafkind: but it might work too.. worth finding out I guess
23:56 HavokMalo: The MIT/GNU Scheme is currently broken for 10.04, that's why I asked.
23:57 HavokMalo: That pissed me off. Works in windows 7, but not in Ubuntu 10.04. Lame.
23:58 jonrafkind: rofl
23:58 jonrafkind: strange turn of events
23:59 HavokMalo: Yeah, no kidding.
23:59 HavokMalo: If Stallman heard that I think he'd have a stroke.