On 15-10-5 12:13 pm, Craig Butosi wrote:
Hi all,
I'm tinkering with Plack on Koha 3.20.04 (Ubuntu x64 14.04 LTS). I followed the (somewhat outdated) instructions here: http://www.generalthreat.com/2013/04/serving-koha-common-with-plack/ and made sure that my pathways were corrected in the scripts. I'm using the port 5000 option rather than the unix socket option. After restarting koha-common, I received the following output:
/usr/share/koha/misc/plack/opac-plack.sh: 5: /usr/share/koha/misc/plack/opac-plack.sh: Syntax error: "&" unexpected
The above looks as if Plack is up and running, but the syntax warning for opac-plack.sh is puzzling. I'm not entirely sure whether there is a syntax error in the code; everything looks correct, but I could be missing something here. Does anyone have any suggestions or advice on how to proceed? I'd love to get Plack up and running to see the performance difference. If there's a better way to install Plack or configure it for 3.20, I am all ears too!
My opac-plack.sh file is as follows:
#!/bin/sh # --max-requests = decreased from 1000 to 50 to keep memory usage sane # --workers = number of cores on machine
test ! -z "$1" && site=$1 && shift
hmm, i think line 5 should be.. test ! -z "$1" && site=$1 && shift not... test ! -z "$1" && site=$1 && shift