CGI access to PostGreSQL

[Sivakatirswami]

Aloha, Mark:

Still no go on Linux as a CGI...--

fixed the case as you said to:

dbPostgresql.so

one of our team put the file in  
"/usr/local/lib/revolution/dbPostgresql.so "

and tried to run this script from the shell as root but it didn't work

And I also tried putting it in the cgi bin of the virtual site where it  
will eventually be used... still didn't work

I also tried a full path from root to the cgi bin of the virtual site

it still fails.  Not sure how to trouble shoot this one..


#!/usr/local/bin/revolution

on startup
 ## revSetDatabaseDriverPath "/usr/local/lib/revolution/dbPostgresql.so"
 ## revSetDatabaseDriverPath  
"/home/virtual/site1/fst/var/www/cgi-bin/dbPostgresql.so"
  revSetDatabaseDriverPath "dbPostgresql.so"
  put  
revOpenDatabase("Postgresql","69.94.64.57","cybertalks","user","password 
") into pConnectionID
  if (pConnectionID) is a number then
    put "Your Cybertalks data base opened successfully with connection  
ID " into tResult
    put pConnectionID after tResult
    put tResult into buffer
  else
    put "Gosh darn, what's up?  The data base connection failed." into  
buffer
end if

   put "Content-Type: text/plain" & cr
   put "Content-Length:" && the length of buffer & cr & cr
   put buffer

end startup

this works fine from inside the IDE on OSX:

  revSetDatabaseDriverPath "dbPostgresql.so"
  put  
revOpenDatabase("Postgresql","69.94.64.57","cybertalks","user","password 
") into pConnectionID
  if (pConnectionID) is a number then
    put "Your Cybertalks data base opened successfully with connection  
ID " into tResult
    put pConnectionID after tResult
    put tResult
  else
    put "Gosh darn, what's up?  The data base connection failed."
end if

We must still be missing something.


Sivakatirswami

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On Feb 10, 2005, at 12:05 AM, Mark Waddingham wrote:

> The Revolution 2.5 (and up) Linux engine has both revXML and revDB
> embedded within it, so the externals are not necessary. However, the
> database drivers themselves are not embedded and you need to tell the
> engine where to find them by doing:
>   revdb_setdriverpath <path_to_drivers>
>   (or revSetDatabaseDriverPath <path_to_drivers>)
> Where <path_to_drivers> is the directory containing the drivers. Also,
> Linux paths are case-sensitive so make sure that the value you pass for
> the database type looks the same as the driver file:
>   i.e. if you pass "mysql" the engine will look for dbmysql.so
>        if you pass "MySQL" the engine will look for dbMySQL.so
>
> Warmest Regards,
>
> Mark.