stack on server

[Richard Gaskin]

Rick Rice wrote:

> Thanks Richard, Scott, Ray and others. My original questions was:
> 
>>> I want to run a stack (as a stand alone or not, whichever is best)
>>> directly from a web server.
> 
> It turns out that the go stack URL "www.whatever.bc.ca/server1/stack.mc"
> works just as it is supposed to.
> The problem here was that the server had some permission set so that I
> could run an executable (even though this isn't what I wanted). When I ran the
> go stack URL "" I would get the stack a couple of times then not at all. It
> appears something was happening to use all the server resources.
> This is fixed and all is well. Well almost.
> On the stack on the server I have  a script which has "put the filename of
> this stack".
> It always returns empty.
> How do I get the path of the stack on the server?

Once it's downloaded it has no path -- it exists only in RAM.  You can set
the filename property and then use a save command to save a local copy, or
put it into a remote url via ftp to store it back on the server.

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