The provided spec file has been tested on RedHat 7.3 systems where it
seems to 'do the right thing', YMMV for other RPM based systems.  Of
particular note is that the tclConfig.sh file that ships with
RedHat7.3 has gcc flags that break mod_dtcl. The included
contrib/redhat-buildtcl.patch has a workaround for this, and also
configures paths and adds the '-DEAPI' flag.

Building and installing the RPM should be straightforward, something
like:

  wget http://tcl.apache.org/mod_dtcl/download/mod_dtcl-0.10.0.tar.gz
  cp mod_dtcl-0.10.0.tar.gz /usr/src/redhat/SOURCES
  rpm -bb mod_dtcl.spec
  rpm -ivh /usr/src/redhat/RPMS/i386/mod_dtcl-0.10.0-1.i386.rpm

Once installed, Apache must be configured manually. The basic
RedHat/Apache configuration places the mod_dtcl directives directly
into httpd.conf. The minimum you will require are:

1) Open /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf in your favourite text editor and
   locate the big list of lines starting 'LoadModule'. At the end of
   this list, append:

<IfDefine HAVE_DTCL>
    LoadModule dtcl_module        modules/mod_dtcl.so
</IfDefine>

   The <IfDefine> stuff causes the module to be loaded if it is
   present. This stuff is standard with RedHat 7.0, but (if I remember
   correctly) is _not_ in earlier versions. If that's the case for
   you, just add the 'LoadModule' line on it's own, just use what's
   there already as an example.


2) Head on down the file until you find the corresponding 'AddModule'
   lines, append:

<IfDefine HAVE_DTCL>
    AddModule mod_dtcl.c
</IfDefine>


3) Find the 'AddType' directives and append the following:

    <IfModule mod_dtcl.c>
        AddType application/x-httpd-tcl .ttml
    </IfModule>


4) Save the file and restart apache:

   /etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart


Put the examples.ttml file in your webspace and try it out, then go
review the documentation to see what other config options you have.

Simon
-- 
Simon.Greaves@bigfoot.com