Notes on mod_sitestory.c installation on ubuntu linux.

1. Check what flavor of Apache is installed:

[user@ubuntu ~]$ apache2 -l

Compiled in modules:
      core.c
      mod_log_config.c
      mod_logio.c
      worker.c
      http_core.c
      mod_so.c

it is worker MPM

2. Check if apxs2 is installed or install apache2 dev package:

user@ubuntu:~/apache$ apxs2
          The program 'apxs2' can be found in the following
          packages:
          *apache2-prefork-dev
          *apache2-threaded-dev

Try: sudo apt-get install <selected package>

 [user@ubuntu~] sudo apt-get install apache2-threaded-dev //tool for worker MPM

3. Compile/install the mod_sitestory.c module:

[user@ubuntu~] sudo apxs2 –c –i-a mod_sitestory.c

4. Restart apache

[user@ubuntu~] sudo apache2ctl restart

5. Create sitestory.conf in /etc/apache2/mods-availabe/ with your custom content:

<IfModule sitestory_module>
    ArchiveHost mementoarchive.lanl.gov
    ArchivePort 80
    ArchivePath "/sitestory/put/"
    ArchiveTimeGate http://mementoarchive.lanl.gov/sitestory/timegate/
    EnableArchiving On
    EnableIP On
    Excluded /ta /wayback
   </IfModule>

6. Run to enable mod_sitestory

[user@ubuntu~]sudo a2enmod sitestory

it should create links at /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/

7. Restart Apache

[user@ubuntu~]  sudo apache2ctl restart

8. To check that module is working enable debugging. Go to [your apache dir]/sites-enabled directory

[user@ubuntu~]  sudo emacs 000-default

change messaging level to debug

 LogLevel debug

The debugging or error messages will be spooled to error.log

[user@ubuntu~] more /var/log/apache2/error.log