Installation, mod_voc

1. compile & install Apache with mod_voc:
   There are two ways to do it: built-in module and DSO (shared module, which will be loaded by Apache if needed)
   • Built-in module:
     configure apache, i.e.:
     ./configure --activate-module=/path/to/mod_voc.c
     compile it (make), install (make install)
     Check that you have mod_voc.c in your httpd (httpd -l)
   • DSO module:
     Check that you have apache compiled with mod_so.c module (httpd -l)
     Check that you have Apache-headers (i.e. on some Linuxes if you'd installed apache from .rpm, you need to install a package 'apache-devel')
     run apxs -i -a -c mod_voc.c in the directory where mod_voc.c is placed (data/daemon)
     -c will compile .so for you
     -i will install module into apache's directory
     -a will add 'LoadModule' directive into apache's config file
     So combine flags as you need.
2. compile the daemon with mod_voc support:
   gmake MOD_VOC=1
3. select the name for the unix-socket which will be used for forwarding of socket-info. For example, /tmp/vochat. If you have several chats, you need different names.
4. configure apache. Into (Virtual)host-configblock, add something like

   <IfModule mod_voc.c>
   	<Location /vocd> 
   		SetHandler	voc-handler 
   		VocSocket		/tmp/vochat 
   	</Location>
   </IfModule>
   

   /vocd -- is the url (relative in this example) of the daemon, which you want to use
   /tmp/vochat -- is your unix-socket name (p.3)
   
5. restart apache (check config with apachectl configtest and then restart with apachectl restart)
6. configure chat, on step 2 of chat/admin/configure.php:
   • Set Daemon LISTEN-type to mod_voc type.
   • Set mod_voc socket to the value defined above (/tmp/vochat in our example).
   • Set Daemon URL to Chat-URL/Vocd_Location, where Vocd_Location is the 'Location' value from Apache's config (/vocd in our example).
7. start (or restart) the daemon.
8. enjoy :)