> > > > > Hi there, > > > > On Thu, 26 Oct 2000, Brian Wheeler wrote: > > > > > I'm having trouble with using $Request->ServerVariables() in Apache::ASP. > > > After 6 requests (always), the last requested page gets returned, regardless > > > of what is actually being passed. I'm using PATH_INFO to pass information. > > > Coincedentally (or is it?) there are 6 httpd processes running. > > > > Try investigating with httpd -X > > > > Try also http://perl.apache.org/guide > > > > I'll bet Josh knows something too, but he's very busy right now. > > > > 73, > > Ged. > > > > Well, running under -X makes it hang after the first hit (as I suspected). > I also have it printing the current time, and when its hanging, the > time isn't updated, so its not an environment thing, per se, but a > caching issue of some sort. AxKit (the module used to filter the ASP > output) always prints the correct time, even when the ASP portion is hung. > > Is this really an Apache::Filter issue, perhaps? Apache::ASP->AxKit is > the only filter I have running on my machine (since Apache::RegistryFilter > seems to be broken). I may have to test it out more... > > Brian > Ah HA! The ASP and Filter are innocent after all...though Apache::RegistryFilter is still broken for me, but that's beside the point. When looking up styles, axkit cached previous results. Since it didn't actually look at the content, as soon as it cached something, it was dumping the last thing it saw. I've send Matt Sergeant a message about it...in the mean time, if anyone else is having this problem, I added 1200 to the mtime value on line 716 of AxKit.pm...which meant it is always out of date. Brian
