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...o script to work correctly. I am running debian, the latest build of R, apache 2 with prefork mpm, and the latest mod_r. Is anyone else using this module successfully? I added: LoadModule R_module mod_R.so <Location /test/hello> SetHandler r-handler Rsource /var/www/html/test.R RreqHandler handler </Location> to my http.conf and test.R in /var/www/html is: handler<-function(r){ apache.write(r,"<h1>Hello World!</h1>") OK } When I start apache2, my /tmp directory fills with rtmp directories until memory is exausted. The first time it created 32,0...

...rectives",package="RApache") once mod_R is installed for a little more detail. Add something similar to this to the apache config file: LoadModule R_Module /path/to/mod_R.so <Location /URL> SetHandler r-handler Rsource /path/to/R/code.R RreqHandler function-name Rlibrary library-name </Location> Also, libR.so _MUST_ be found in the shared library path as it is linked to by mod_R, RApache and the rest of the packages containing shared libraries. You can either set LD_LIBRARY_PATH like this: $ export LD_LIBRA...

...rectives",package="RApache") once mod_R is installed for a little more detail. Add something similar to this to the apache config file: LoadModule R_Module /path/to/mod_R.so <Location /URL> SetHandler r-handler Rsource /path/to/R/code.R RreqHandler function-name Rlibrary library-name </Location> Also, libR.so _MUST_ be found in the shared library path as it is linked to by mod_R, RApache and the rest of the packages containing shared libraries. You can either set LD_LIBRARY_PATH like this: $ export LD_LIBRA...