On page:
http://perl.apache.org/preview/modperl-docs/dst_html/about/about.html

Paragraph reading:

Third-party modules give you application functionality such as sessions,
passwords, and database integration.

Remove the comma before the "and".


On page:
http://perl.apache.org/preview/modperl-docs/dst_html/outstanding/sites.h
tml

Paragraph:

Of course, the sites described on this page are not the only sites
running mod_perl. Since mod_perl has inserted it's name and version into
Apache's Server header, we are able to see others based on the netcraft
survey results.

Reads better (I think) as:

Of course, the sites described on this page are not the only sites
running mod_perl. Since mod_perl inserts it's name and version into
Apache's Server header, we are able to see others based on the netcraft
survey results.


Paragraph:

The first public site to run mod_perl and the hand that feeds CPAN with
it, PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload SErver. This was a birthday present
given to PAUSE by Andreas K�nig on August 20, 1996.

Suggest a change to:

The first public site to run mod_perl:  PAUSE, the Perl Authors Upload
Server (the hand that feeds CPAN).  This was a birthday present given to
PAUSE by Andreas K�nig on August 20, 1996.


Paragraph:

Andreas and Kulturbox went on to create an exciting site with mod_perl
that gives you a dynamic tour of Berlin, Germany. BerlinINFO. The images
you see here are generated on the fly, using mod_perl allows the GD
image objects to be cached in memory for an extra performance boost.

Possible cut:  Because the "dynamic tour of Berlin" doesn't seem to
exist anymore.  Also, the site is no longer running mod_perl (or even
Apache for that matter).


Paragraph:

The Internet's largest on-line toy store, eToys.com, uses mod_perl
extensively. We use an object-oriented approach built on standard CPAN
modules such as DBI, BerkeleyDB, and Template Toolkit. eToys ranked
third in overall traffic among e-commerce sites during the 1999
Christmas rush, right behind Amazon and eBay.

Notes:  eToys.com doesn't seem to be running mod_perl anymore (according
to Netcraft) - This paragraph should probably be adjusted to indicate
that, during its previous management, mod_perl drove the entire site.


Paragraph:

Patrick Kane uses mod_perl at The Electronic Newsstand to maintain
limited and persistent connections to their Sybase servers where users
can search and browse through thousands of virtual magazines. Patrick
also uses mod_perl's Authentication hook for seamlessly migrating users
from their old registration system to a new one.

Notes:  enews.com is no longer running mod_perl (according to Netcraft).


Paragraph:

Scandinavia Online AS uses mod_perl for the Kvasir search engine. Kvasir
is Norway's most popular Internet directory.

Notes:  Netcraft report does not indicate mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph beginning:

Alvar Freude uses mod_perl on http://www.a-blast.org/. It is a "truly
interactive text network", written completely in mod_perl. For a quick,
non-technical overview have a look on
http://www.assoziations-blaster.de/prixars/. (its in english on our old
domain).

Notes:  Netcraft report does not indicate mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph relating to "CitySearch.com":  Netcraft report does not
indicate mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph relating to "singlesheaven.com":  Site doesn't appear to exist
any longer.


Paragraph relating to "filepile.com":  Site doesn't appear to exist any
longer.


Paragraph relating to ECOS:  Netcraft report does not indicate mod_perl
in use at this site.


Paragraph relating to Broderbund Software:  Netcraft report does not
indicate mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph relating to Thaumaturgix, Inc.:  Netcraft report does not
indicate mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph relating to Cox Interactive Media:  Netcraft report does not
indicate mod_perl in use at either austin360.com or gobig12.com


Aha, found a valid entry at last:  :-)

Magirus Datentechnik GmbH is a German company of about 200 peoples,
(de)located in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, and needs a
powerful Intranet System for it's internal information flows. We're
using mod_perl to do it. Our mod_perl applications make the link between
5 different database systems (Perl power and mod_perl permanent database
connections), allow users to get price-lists, make offers and orders,
get the status of a client, etc. The advantage of that kind of
configuration is that we just need to install a Web Browser on the
user's side. These tools are avaible from both Intranet or secured
Internet connection. Without mod_perl, the average response time for the
top 5 applications is between 3 till 9 seconds. This can't be accepted
by an end-user. With mod_perl, the response time seems (for the
end-user) to be null (depending of the client's speed). This is only
working on a private-network and so we can't give you an address to try
it. For more information, contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Suggest a change to:

Magirus Datentechnik GmbH is a German company employing around 200
people.  Magirus has offices located in Germany, Switzerland, Italy,
Austria and needs a powerful Intranet System for it's internal
information flows. We're using mod_perl to do it. Our mod_perl
applications make the link between 5 different database systems (Perl
power and mod_perl permanent database connections) to allow users to get
price-lists, make offers and orders, get the status of a client, etc.  A
principle advantage of this kind of configuration is that we only need
to install a Web Browser on the user's side. These tools are available
from both Intranet or secured Internet connection. Without mod_perl, the
average response time for the top 5 applications is between 3 and 9
seconds. This is unacceptable to our end-users. With mod_perl, the
response time seems (for the end-user) to be immediate (depending of the
client's speed). This is only working on a private-network and so we
can't give you an address to try it. For more information, contact
[EMAIL PROTECTED]


Paragraph refering to PBS Online:  Netcraft report does not indicate
mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph refering to O'Reilly and Associates:  Netcraft report does not
indicate mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph refering to MediMatch:  Netcraft report does not indicate
mod_perl in use at this site.


Paragraph:

Rob Malda tells that Slashdot.org - news for nerd, is a combination of
Perl and MySQL. Slashdot runs under mod_perl which keeps things nice and
speedy.

Should read:

Rob Malda tells us that Slashdot.org - "News for Nerds", is a
combination of Perl and MySQL. Slashdot runs under mod_perl which keeps
things nice and speedy.


Paragraph relating to Mojam:  The word "their" is mis-spelled as
"thier".


That's all for now folks...


Jonathan M. Hollin - WYPUG Co-ordinator

West Yorkshire Perl User Group
http://wypug.pm.org/
http://wypug.digital-word.com/


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