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From a cursory look-over, it should be entirely possible to write an /etc/rc.d/ script that'll run as the appropriate user and kick off a detached screen session, which in turn calls the script that starts up the lisp process. I've found it useful to have a startup script that runs something in a d...

I might post that question to the sbcl-developers list and see what they have to say. Awesome, thanks. Hi dan. I suspect findinglisp meant that you should post to the sbcl-developers list. findinglisp, if that's not what you meant and you are really going to post on dan's behalf, please correct me :)

Perhaps Lisp in Small Pieces will help? I haven't read it, and I think it's more about Scheme than lisp, but I thought it was worth a mention.

I think you can use mod_lisp with lighttpd too.

See also:
http://objectmix.com/lisp/256388-mod_lisp-over-cgi.html
http://xach.livejournal.com/144475.html

findinglisp wrote:But yes, having a warning saying that people weren't used probably isn't what I was going for.

I don't know about that. I thought using people was bad.

I haven't used Clojure for anything, but thought I would mention that Sun is interested in getting other languages to work well on the JVM. e.g. they have hired JRuby and Jython developers. See also the da Vinci Machine project: We are extending the JVM with first-class architectural support for lan...