RE: [mp2] apache/mod_perl starup failure using cvs 09
-Original Message-
From: Stas Bekman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 9:23 PM
To: Beau E. Cox
Cc: Modperl
Subject: Re: [mp2] apache/mod_perl starup failure using cvs 09
[...]
why does Mason needs $r at the server startup? There is no
request object at
the server startup, so it's only fair that mp reports the error.
[...]
Would you have and suggestions from the mod_perl perspective?
I will take this query over to mason if you feel that is where
it belongs - but I'll need some further insight into the mod_perl
changes.
I see what you mean. In mp1 you relied on Apache-request's not
being defined
as a side-effect to test whether you are inside request or not.
I will explain why I've chosen to croak, rather than return 'undef'.
In mp1 Apache-request was either undef (outside of request) or
$r (during the
request). You couldn't control that. In mp2 in order to optimize things,
keeping the global request around is optional. So if you don't
need it you get
some speed improvement.
So if the user has the global request setting off and
Apache-request returns
undef, he may think that he is not inside the request phases
(precisely what
mason does), which is wrong.
Therefore if you still wish to rely on this (which is no longer
always valid
under mp2), you can do:
eval { $r = Apache-request}
to trap the croak.
may be you should use something else as a predicate to calling
Apache-request. For example you could use:
ModPerl::Util::current_callback() to figure out where you are.
Though it'll
incur a checking of several options. So perhaps we need a new
method or may be
not. Ideas are welcome.
Philippe has agreed with my reasoning when I've suggested the change and
nobody else has objected (or had any opinion at all), so it went
in. Since
nothing is cast is stone (yet) on the mp2 API, you may suggest your
explanation why it should behave differently if you think that my
idea is wrong.
__
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Yea, Stas, I clearly see your reasoning. However, this is not a change
of behaviour between mp1 and mp2, but rather between mp2-08 and the
current cvs (09). I will continue using mp2-08 and talk to the mason
list - but it seems that folks over there are not too anxious to
do much in the line of mp2 development until the 'request' is converted.
My only concern is that mp2 and mason will eventually work well
together - I feel a little like I am caught in the middle ;)
Please don't spend any more time on this until I get a mason answer.
Aloha = Beau;
Re: [mp2] apache/mod_perl starup failure using cvs 09
Beau E. Cox wrote:
Yea, Stas, I clearly see your reasoning. However, this is not a change
of behaviour between mp1 and mp2, but rather between mp2-08 and the
current cvs (09).
since 09 08, it *is* a change in behaviour between mp1 and mp2 ;) though
potentially not the final one.
I will continue using mp2-08 and talk to the mason
meanwhile you can continue using the lates cvs, but add to the beginning of
your startup to cheat on the latest change:
require Apache::RequestUtil;
no warnings 'redefine';
my $sub = *Apache::request{CODE};
*Apache::request = sub {
my $r;
eval { $r = $sub-('Apache'); };
# warn $@ if $@;
return $r;
};
list - but it seems that folks over there are not too anxious to
do much in the line of mp2 development until the 'request' is converted.
You mean Apache::Request?
My only concern is that mp2 and mason will eventually work well
together - I feel a little like I am caught in the middle ;)
if you don't mind to get frustrated here and there, that's the best position
to learn things ;)
Please don't spend any more time on this until I get a mason answer.
;)
__
Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker
http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com
http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: Apache::DBI on mp2
On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Stas Bekman wrote: Great. I've already committed that patch. Perhaps Ask could load 'Apache::compat' inside Apache::DBI if mp2 is used. Or to use the mp2 API if mp2 is used. That seems like it'll be an easy solution. I thought loading Apache::compat would have global side effects though? (i.e. for people trying to make their system run without Apache::compat). - ask -- ask bjoern hansen, http://www.askbjoernhansen.com/ !try; do();
Re: Apache::DBI on mp2
Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote: On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Stas Bekman wrote: Great. I've already committed that patch. Perhaps Ask could load 'Apache::compat' inside Apache::DBI if mp2 is used. Or to use the mp2 API if mp2 is used. That seems like it'll be an easy solution. I thought loading Apache::compat would have global side effects though? (i.e. for people trying to make their system run without Apache::compat). Please scratch that idea than ;) Though it can be documented, including the Apache::compat warning ;) And instead simply add the code to handle it differently if $mod_perl::VERSION = 1.99, using the 2.0 API. __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
RE: [mp2] apache/mod_perl starup failure using cvs 09
Hi Stas -
-Original Message-
From: Stas Bekman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003 10:45 PM
To: Beau E. Cox
Cc: Modperl
Subject: Re: [mp2] apache/mod_perl starup failure using cvs 09
Beau E. Cox wrote:
Yea, Stas, I clearly see your reasoning. However, this is not a change
of behaviour between mp1 and mp2, but rather between mp2-08 and the
current cvs (09).
since 09 08, it *is* a change in behaviour between mp1 and mp2
;) though
potentially not the final one.
I will continue using mp2-08 and talk to the mason
meanwhile you can continue using the lates cvs, but add to the
beginning of
your startup to cheat on the latest change:
require Apache::RequestUtil;
no warnings 'redefine';
my $sub = *Apache::request{CODE};
*Apache::request = sub {
my $r;
eval { $r = $sub-('Apache'); };
# warn $@ if $@;
return $r;
};
list - but it seems that folks over there are not too anxious to
do much in the line of mp2 development until the 'request' is converted.
You mean Apache::Request?
Yes...
[...]
Your fix works perfectly - I'm a happy camper. I passed our discussion
to the mason list - will keep you folks informed.
Aloha = Beau;
PS: Have you ever noticed the closer your deadline becomes, the more
things go wrong and the more mistakes you make?
Reading an array from perl script
Hello All, I have a perl script that would be running infinitely and updating an array by processing some data. Now I would like to read the array values that should not disturb this perl script. I thought to use the concept of shared variable and write a method in perl module which contains the array sharring with the infinitely running perl script and return me the updated array values. But don't know how to proceed with this. Could anyone help me out? Thanks in advance, Devi - Much of the excitement we get out of our work is that we don't really know what we are doing.
[mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
I'm having CGI redirect problems mp2 (cvs).
Instead of being redirected to the proper web page, I'm sometimes
getting a 302 Moved page containing a link to the correct URL.
Seems to be related to the following code in modperl_cgi.c:
if (location (location[0] == '/') (r-status == 200)) {
r-method = apr_pstrdup(r-pool, GET);
r-method_number = M_GET;
The Location field I'm redirecting to is a fully-qualified URL,
starting with http://, but still at the local server. A debug
put in above this code confirms that location is set to a
string starting with http.
Why is the test for location[0] == '/' there? Which section
of code is usually responsible for stripping off the server
part of the address if it is local?
Mark
Re: mp2 runs scripts as root?
Stas Bekman wrote:
...
Well, actually this is not the case. It behaves exactly the same as in
modperl 1.0. You can use Env::C module (available from CPAN) to easily
debug this:
...
In any case you probably want to rely on getpwuid($), rather than
$ENV{USER} if applicable.
Unfortunately ci (RCS) uses the USER variable to determine lock
permissions for edits.
But using your Env::C::setenv to set USER instead of assigning to
$ENV{'USER'} allowed me to remove the ENV assigments from start-up.pl.
This'll make my package more turn-key.
Thanks again -- Mark
Re: Reading an array from perl script
Devi .M wrote: Hello All, I have a perl script that would be running infinitely and updating an array by processing some data. Now I would like to read the array values that should not disturb this perl script. I thought to use the concept of shared variable and write a method in perl module which contains the array sharring with the infinitely running perl script and return me the updated array values. But don't know how to proceed with this. Could anyone help me out? Perhaps this IPC::Shareable - share Perl variables between processes package would be suitable: http://search.cpan.org/author/BSUGARS/IPC-Shareable-0.60/lib/IPC/Shareable.pm Mark
Re: mod_perl Cookbook example
ASHISH MUKHERJEE wrote: Hello! I was trying Recipe 11.3 from the mod_perl Cookbook (Cookbook::Timer). Does this measure real download speed or does it merely measure server processing time? well, it measures the time that it takes Apache to complete the response. this is dependent on a number of factors, such as the speed of your server as well as the end-user connection speed. I understand it takes the time diff between the PostReadRequet and Logging stages. Is the LogHandler phase entered only once the response has fully reached the client? as many log handlers are run as are configured but yes, it runs after the client has received the response. in reality, the connection to the client is still open, so the client may think there is more data coming, but there isn't. HTH --Geoff
Re: internal_redirect and returns
[snip]
I use this subroutine:
sub let_through {
my ($self, $r, $p) = @_;
$r-set_handlers( PerlAuthzHandler = [\OK] );
$r-set_handlers( PerlAuthenHandler = [\OK] );
$p $r-internal_redirect( $p );
return OK;
}
And under some circumstances might call:
return $self-let_through( $r, $login_page );
for instance.
When this happen I find that the page shows ( $login_page ), but the browser
continues to show loading.
I check the error log and find:
message type 0x50 arrived from server while idle
IIRC, you can only call internal_redirect from a content handler. from your
code I suspect that you're not doing that, since it would be too late to
unset the auth phases.
HTH
--Geoff
Re: [ANNOUNCE] Apache Hello World Benchmarks v1.02
Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote:
On Tue, 4 Mar 2003, Josh Chamas wrote:
I thought it was interesting that Embperl 2 (barely) beat out PHP 4.3.0
on XSLT in both the XSLT Hello XSLT Big tests.
Why is that interesting? A bit more background would be
interesting. :-) (post it to the list maybe).
My experience has been that raw mod_perl handlers, PHP scripts Resin JSP
tend to be the fastest on the benchmarks generally ( aside from the pure
C handlers of course! ) ... so when Embperl2 beats out PHP on the XSLT tests,
I was a bit surprised, especially since both of the benchmarks are using
libxslt ( http://xmlsoft.org/XSLT/ ).
Neither environment seems to have a XSLT specific caching mechanism,
so I would have guessed that PHP would beat out Embperl2. Gerald
must have done a fine job on the Embperl XSLT implementation to
beat out PHP here.
Perhaps its due to that PHP does not really integrate XSLT other than
some additional API calls. The script itself is causing the XSLT
rendering to happen:
?php
$xmldoc = domxml_open_file('hxslt.xml');
$xsldoc = domxml_xslt_stylesheet_file('hello.xsl');
$result = $xsldoc-process($xmldoc);
echo $xsldoc-result_dump_mem($result);
?
This differs from Embperl where the application layer itself handles
the XSLT rending, not the script/XML file:
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_RECIPE LibXSLT
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_XSLTPROC libxslt
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_XSLTSTYLESHEET $ROOT/hello.xsl
So perhaps Embperl 2 is able to do some things like caching of style
sheets and the like internally that PHP doesn't do for one?
Regards,
Josh
Josh Chamas, Founder phone:925-552-0128
Chamas Enterprises Inc.http://www.chamas.com
NodeWorks Link Checkinghttp://www.nodeworks.com
Bug: system()-Call: CmdLine more than 128 Chars
Hi,
My Config:
- Windows 98 SE (+ all WinUpdate-Patches)
- Apache 2.0.44 (+ apr-Patch)
- ActivePerl 5.8.0 (ActivePerl-5.8.0.804-MSWin32-x86.msi)
- mod_perl 1.99_09-dev (ppm install
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/mod_perl.ppd;)
I have the following Problem:
When I call system() from a Perl-Script with a CommandLine
longer than (merged) about 128 Characters (not exact 128):
system('prog','1234567890123456789012345678901234567890
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890
1234567890'); # In one line
- then Perl does not execute the program, but the Apache-Console-Window
shows the DOS-Command-Prompt (as I started command.com),
and the Thread hangs, of course, and waits for input.
Microsoft(R) Windows 98
(C)Copyright Microsoft Corp 1981-1999.
C:\
When I repeat this MaxThreads-times, Apache does not respond any more.
But:
- When I run the Perl-Script as CGI with Perl 5.8 it works fine.
- And also if I run ActivePerl-5.6.1.635 it works fine with mod_perl.
It seems to be a Bug in either mod_perl or Perl itself,
(Or a forgotton Workaround on a Windows-Bug *g*), i don't know.
Thanks
- Mark
Re: [mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
How are you telling the server to redirect? You do know it's different
from mp1, right?
In mp2 you need to do:
my $location = 'http://foo.bar.baz';
$r-headers_out-{'Location'} = $location;
# Or use $r-err_headers_out-{'Location'} which you will have
# to do with any other headers you want to have sent with the
# redirect, such as cookies
return Apache::HTTP_MOVED_TEMPORARILY;
# Apache::REDIRECT still supported, this is the correct
# constant though.
On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Mark James wrote:
I'm having CGI redirect problems mp2 (cvs).
How are you telling the server to redirect? You do know it's different
from mp1, right?
In mp2 you need to do:
my $location = 'http://foo.bar.baz';
$r-headers_out-{'Location'} = $location;
# Or use $r-err_headers_out-{'Location'} which you will have
# to do with any other headers you want to have sent with the
# redirect, such as cookies
return Apache::HTTP_MOVED_TEMPORARILY;
# Apache::REDIRECT still supported, this is the correct
# constant though.
Now that I think about it, maybe you're using CGI.pm to do your redirect?
If so, maybe the code in CGI.pm has not been correctly updated?
Hope this helps.
- nick
--
Nick Tonkin {|8^)
Re: Tracing double accesshandler invocation
On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Richard Clarke wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out why my accesshandler is getting triggered twice
for each request that I make. I'm 100% sure that I'm doing no explicit
lookups/redirects anywhere in my code. The particular uri I am fetching
should only invocate an accesshandler followed by a contenthandler.
After watching the request with MOD_PERL_TRACE=h and MOD_PERL_TRACE=all I
think I'm still non the wiser.
Testing for $r-is_initial_req solves the problem but I'm more interested
in finding out exactly why it's being called twice.
Any tips for tracing this easier?
Nope, but FWIW I see the same behavior. I'm using mp2, but IIRC the same
thing used to happen on mp1 too.
I too would very much like to figure this out. I sort of suspect it is in
how the httpd.conf auth* directives are specified, but I've never had the
time to really muck around with them.
- nick
--
Nick Tonkin {|8^)
register_cleanup on mod_perl 2.0
Hi!
I've a script that looks like this:
if ($runnung_on_mod_perl) {
Apache-request-register_cleanup(\init_globals);
}
Under mod_perl 1.0 works fine with Apache::Registry.
Can someone give me an Example how to make a register_cleanup with mod_perl
2?
Thanks a lot
Denis
Re: Tracing double accesshandler invocation
On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Richard Clarke wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out why my accesshandler is getting triggered twice
for each request that I make. I'm 100% sure that I'm doing no explicit
lookups/redirects anywhere in my code. The particular uri I am fetching
should only invocate an accesshandler followed by a contenthandler.
After watching the request with MOD_PERL_TRACE=h and MOD_PERL_TRACE=all I
think I'm still non the wiser.
Testing for $r-is_initial_req solves the problem but I'm more interested
in finding out exactly why it's being called twice.
Any tips for tracing this easier?
Ric.
Nope, but FWIW I see the same behavior. I'm using mp2, but IIRC the same
thing used to happen on mp1 too.
I too would very much like to figure this out. I sort of suspect it is in
how the httpd.conf auth* directives are specified, but I've never had the
time to really muck around with them.
- nick
--
Nick Tonkin {|8^)
Serving two pages consecutively
Hi, Anyone got a good/simple way of serving two pages consecutively with the minimum of load/hassle etc? Preferably just serving two pages from the same process. The reason being that I need to go off and get quite a bit of date from various places and I wanted to feed it back into the page piecemeal, so the user gets the impression something's happening... When all the data is collected I'd like to move them onto a properly published page.. There is an example of the effect I'm after if you run a couple of domains through: http://www.marketleap.com/siteindex/default.htm Thanks, Jimbo _ Jim Morrison Technology Development Partner Isotope Communications 9 Green Park Station Bath, BA1 1JB, UK +44 (0) 1225 444 674
RE: Serving two pages consecutively
IIRC, we just had a thread on this a week or two back. We discussed a couple of solutions Randal had turned into columns in addition to some other suggestions. Maybe peek through the archives? The thread title I believe was 'Please wait Handler' but talked about ways to serve the data piecemeal too. -Fran -Original Message- From: Jim Morrison [Mailing-Lists] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 11:07 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Serving two pages consecutively Hi, Anyone got a good/simple way of serving two pages consecutively with the minimum of load/hassle etc? Preferably just serving two pages from the same process. The reason being that I need to go off and get quite a bit of date from various places and I wanted to feed it back into the page piecemeal, so the user gets the impression something's happening... When all the data is collected I'd like to move them onto a properly published page.. There is an example of the effect I'm after if you run a couple of domains through: http://www.marketleap.com/siteindex/default.htm Thanks, Jimbo _ Jim Morrison Technology Development Partner Isotope Communications 9 Green Park Station Bath, BA1 1JB, UK +44 (0) 1225 444 674
RE: Trouble with sysread in modperl
Title: RE: Trouble with sysread in modperl
Stas,
Yes we tried reading STDIN and it works:
while ($readData = STDIN) {
$buffer .= $readData;
$bufferLength = length($buffer);
..
}
But it's not working with sysread or read, here are the results for read, the last line is what we expected but it's null:
while ($bytesRead = read(STDIN, $buffer, 4096)) {
html(bytesRead=[$bytesRead] data="" if ($debug);
}
Here's the results from the above code :
bytesRead=[4096] data="">
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=sessionId
SYSTEM-admin-156534-0993
-7d33e41f304f2
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=userId
SYSTEM-admin
-7d33e41f304f2
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=bankKey
RB_AFG
-7d33e41f304f2
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=returnTo
uploadFileToEnterprise.main
-7d33e41f304f2
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=target
_top
-7d33e41f304f2
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=enterpriseConfName
send810Chrysler
-7d33e41f304f2
Content-Disposition: form-data; name=uploadFile; filename=D:\webstuff\rbc\Docs\810credit
Content-Type: text/plain
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3549
PR|2308|27042.11
VR|1B7GL22N5YS708674|DAKR/C|2000
IR||27042.11|1769.11
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3549
PR|2308|39611.40
VR|1B7KF23Z71J222401|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||39611.40|2591.40
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3549
PR|2308|25377.19
VR|2B4GP2537YR757792|CARAVN|2000
IR||25377.19|1660.19
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3587
PR|2308|30879.13
VR|1B4GP44L7YB689425|GRDCAR|2000
IR||30879.13|2020.13
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|33067.28
VR|1B4GP44L7YB680806|GRDCAR|2000
IR||33067.28|2163.28
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|41202.49
VR|1B4HS28N4YF243809|DURNGO|2000
IR||41202.49|2695.49
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|29377.92
VR|1B7GG22N3YS698862|DAKR/C|2000
IR||29377.92|1921.92
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|42183.68
VR|1B7KF236X1J219823|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||42183.68|2759.68
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|45825.96
VR|1B7KF23651J219504|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||45825.96|2997.96
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|42716.54
VR|1B7KF23661J219494|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||42716.54|2794.54
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|42183.68
VR|1B7KF23681J219822|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||42183.68|2759.68
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|47334.66
VR|1B7MF33621J228921|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||47334.66|3096.66
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|46155.52
VR|1B7MF33791J217374|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||46155.52|3019.52
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|25799.84
VR|2B4GP2534YR748242|CARAVN|2000
IR||25799.84|1687.84
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|31910.61
VR|2C3HH56JXYH323217|INTRED|2000
IR||31910.61|2087.61
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|31910.61
VR|2C3HH56J1YH323218|INTRED|2000
IR||31910.61|2087.61
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3804
PR|2308|28307.92
VR|3B7HC13Y41G193297|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||28307.92|1851.92
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3823
PR|2308|45550.97
VR|1B7KF23611J219659|RAMC/Q|2001
IR||45550.97|2979.97
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
DR||3823
PR|2308|49393.34
VR|1B7MF33701J216680|RAM]
bytesRead=[4096] data="">
IR||49393.34|3231.34
TR
HR|810|P||2307|071034|DEBIT
MR|CHRYSLER CANADA|2479
BR|BANK OF MONTREAL|000124162
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RE: Serving two pages consecutively
Cheers Fran, Found it all... I'll have a play... - Jimbo -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 March 2003 16:29 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Serving two pages consecutively IIRC, we just had a thread on this a week or two back. We discussed a couple of solutions Randal had turned into columns in addition to some other suggestions. Maybe peek through the archives? The thread title I believe was 'Please wait Handler' but talked about ways to serve the data piecemeal too. -Fran -Original Message- From: Jim Morrison [Mailing-Lists] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2003 11:07 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Serving two pages consecutively Hi, Anyone got a good/simple way of serving two pages consecutively with the minimum of load/hassle etc? Preferably just serving two pages from the same process. The reason being that I need to go off and get quite a bit of date from various places and I wanted to feed it back into the page piecemeal, so the user gets the impression something's happening... When all the data is collected I'd like to move them onto a properly published page.. There is an example of the effect I'm after if you run a couple of domains through: http://www.marketleap.com/siteindex/default.htm Thanks, Jimbo _ Jim Morrison Technology Development Partner Isotope Communications 9 Green Park Station Bath, BA1 1JB, UK +44 (0) 1225 444 674
Can anyone Rcommend a good Apache mailing list
All, I'm having issues with conflicts between using Port and Listen directives for access via LAN and ssh tunnel (or proxy). Can anyone recommend a mailing list I can post my problem to? Kind Regards Marty From les Rosbeufs to les Grenuoilles, Standing up to a bully bigger than you is bravery in motion. (Me.)
Wanted: Experience with EmbPerl on Win2000/Apache HTTPD?
Since I had such a tough time installing mod_perl on Win2000, I thought I would solicit for experiences getting Hello, World running with EmbPerl on Apache HTTPD on Windows2000. What URL did you download embperl from? Did you get any errors during installation? What is the URL you used for installation instructions? What is the URL you used for the instructions for getting HelloWorld to appear? Thanks, Siegfried __ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Tax Center - forms, calculators, tips, more http://taxes.yahoo.com/
Re: [mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
On Thu, 6 Mar 2003, Mark James wrote:
Nick Tonkin wrote:
Now that I think about it, maybe you're using CGI.pm to do your redirect?
If so, maybe the code in CGI.pm has not been correctly updated?
Yes Nick, I'm using CGI.pm version 2.91 (the latest). Its redirect code
sends a Status: 302 Moved.
That wouldn't be the problem, if there is one. The problem would be in how
CGI.pm sets the Location header, noting the differences in syntax I
pointed out earlier.
You might try one of the CGI mailing lists to see if anyone there knows
whether the code is compliant with what I posted before. The documentation
is at http://xrl.us/dfb
Otherwise, try setting the redirect location manually as I showed you and
see if the problem persists.
- nick
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Re: SetConsoleMode failed, LastError=|6| at C:/Perl/site/lib/Term/ReadKey.pmline 268, STDIN line 6.
On Tue, 4 Mar 2003, Richard Heintze wrote: I just downloaded the all-in-one and, as per Randy's instructions, abandoned my current installations of Apache2 and perl5.8 by uninstalling them. I just typed in the perl configure.pl command and I receive: SetConsoleMode failed, LastError=|6| at C:/Perl/site/lib/Term/ReadKey.pm line 26 8, STDIN line 6. cpan Should I be concerned? Actually, here are all the error messages at the end of this email message. Apparently most of them are warning messages. All of them are warnings - the majority are from converting the pod to html, which can be ignored, and the last one, about SetConsoleMode, is that the TERM environment variable is either not set or else set to something that Term::ReadKey doesn't understand. This can also be ignored, or else you can set the TERM environment variable to something like 'dumb' to get rid of the warning. I thought of having the configure script run in silent mode to suppress these warnings, but it takes so long for the html conversion that I thought it might give the impression of being hung up. Also, what is httpd-win.conf for? Which one is being used, httpd.conf or httpd-win.conf? If you start Apache as Apache -k start it'll use httpd.conf by default. You can alter this by using the -f option - do a 'Apache -h' to get a list of options. The httpd-win.conf file is the base one included in the Apache2 distribution. The supplied httpd.conf included in the distribution includes some example configuration for a ModPerl::Registry script and for a simple Hello World content handler, as well as a simple Apache::ASP and HTML::Mason page (not Embperl yet, as that isn't quite ready for Win32 Apache2/mod_perl2). -- best regards, randy
Re: Reading an array from perl script
Devi .M wrote: Hello All, I have a perl script that would be running infinitely and updating an array by processing some data. Now I would like to read the array values that should not disturb this perl script. I thought to use the concept of shared variable and write a method in perl module which contains the array sharring with the infinitely running perl script and return me the updated array values. But don't know how to proceed with this. Could anyone help me out? I'm assuming that you need to connect to it from mod_perl, otherwise this question is quite offtopic here ;) As suggested by Mark, IPC::Shareable might work if the data set is small. If it's big you can use a simple dbm to store the data in and with proper locking read/write to/from it without disturbing each other. __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: [mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
Mark James wrote:
I'm having CGI redirect problems mp2 (cvs).
Instead of being redirected to the proper web page, I'm sometimes
getting a 302 Moved page containing a link to the correct URL.
Seems to be related to the following code in modperl_cgi.c:
if (location (location[0] == '/') (r-status == 200)) {
r-method = apr_pstrdup(r-pool, GET);
r-method_number = M_GET;
The Location field I'm redirecting to is a fully-qualified URL,
starting with http://, but still at the local server. A debug
put in above this code confirms that location is set to a
string starting with http.
Why is the test for location[0] == '/' there? Which section
of code is usually responsible for stripping off the server
part of the address if it is local?
as the comment just above this line says, that code was copy-n-pasted from
mod_cgi. Can you reproduce the same problem while running a cgi script?
Also could it be that it has to do with the recent change, I've applied which
was already reported by Beau as broken. May be your headers don't get parsed
What happens if you do:
Index: src/modules/perl/modperl_filter.c
===
RCS file: /home/cvs/modperl-2.0/src/modules/perl/modperl_filter.c,v
retrieving revision 1.54
diff -u -r1.54 modperl_filter.c
--- src/modules/perl/modperl_filter.c 3 Mar 2003 03:39:06 - 1.54
+++ src/modules/perl/modperl_filter.c 5 Mar 2003 23:15:44 -
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@
apr_bucket *bucket;
const char *work_buf = buf;
-if (wb-header_parse !wb-r-content_type) {
+if (wb-header_parse) {
request_rec *r = wb-r;
const char *bodytext = NULL;
int status;
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Re: Reading an array from perl script
Stas Bekman wrote: As suggested by Mark, IPC::Shareable might work if the data set is small. If it's big you can use a simple dbm to store the data in and with proper locking read/write to/from it without disturbing each other. Yes, and the MLDBM::Sync module would handle that for you behind the scenes. - Perrin
Re: Can anyone Rcommend a good Apache mailing list
Martin Moss wrote: All, I'm having issues with conflicts between using Port and Listen directives for access via LAN and ssh tunnel (or proxy). Can anyone recommend a mailing list I can post my problem to? http://httpd.apache.org/lists.html#http-users __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: register_cleanup on mod_perl 2.0
Denis Banovic wrote:
Hi!
I've a script that looks like this:
if ($runnung_on_mod_perl) {
Apache-request-register_cleanup(\init_globals);
}
Under mod_perl 1.0 works fine with Apache::Registry.
Can someone give me an Example how to make a register_cleanup with mod_perl
2?
A copy-n-paste from Apache/compat.pm:
sub register_cleanup {
shift-pool-cleanup_register(@_);
}
if you use Apache::compat, your mp1 code will work under mp2 unmodified.
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Transparent front-end proxying for many VirtualHosts
Hello, I've looked through the mod_rewrite and Guide documentation and can't seem find an answer for this, but feel free to point me at TFM to R if I just missed it. I have an Apache with many VirtualHosts, and I want to setup proxying so that a lightweight frontend Apache with mod_rewrite/mod_proxy proxies Apache::Registry script requests back to a heavyweight backend Apache running on a localhost-only port. I want to simplify my configuration in two ways. I'd prefer not to maintain two sets of VirtualHost configuration data, and I'd like it if the block that proxies .pl files to the backend proxy not be replicated per VirtualHost. The conceptual behavior I want, is for FilesMatch \.pl$ to be proxied by the backend server, and everything else by the frontend. I've tried many combinations which don't work, which I can post if it's relevant... it seems that having a map outside of VirtualHost blocks doesn't work (I get a GET /real/path/on/filesystem/to/foo.pl HTTP/1.0 on the backend) and that requests with path_info don't work. Does anybody have a pointer to a setup that looks like this? Thanks in advance! Humbly, Andrew -- Andrew Ho http://www.tellme.com/ [EMAIL PROTECTED] Engineer1-800-555-TELL Voice 650-930-9062 Tellme Networks, Inc. Fax 650-930-9101 --
Re: Tracing double accesshandler invocation
Nick Tonkin wrote: On Wed, 5 Mar 2003, Richard Clarke wrote: Hi, I'm trying to figure out why my accesshandler is getting triggered twice for each request that I make. I'm 100% sure that I'm doing no explicit lookups/redirects anywhere in my code. The particular uri I am fetching should only invocate an accesshandler followed by a contenthandler. After watching the request with MOD_PERL_TRACE=h and MOD_PERL_TRACE=all I think I'm still non the wiser. Testing for $r-is_initial_req solves the problem but I'm more interested in finding out exactly why it's being called twice. Any tips for tracing this easier? Nope, but FWIW I see the same behavior. I'm using mp2, but IIRC the same thing used to happen on mp1 too. I too would very much like to figure this out. I sort of suspect it is in how the httpd.conf auth* directives are specified, but I've never had the time to really muck around with them. If you provide me a simple mp2 setup where this happens, I can debug it. However if I run with mp2: t/TEST -v hooks/access and log from TestHooks/access.pm every time an access handler is called, I can see it called only once per request. So may be play with this test's config until you break it. if you succeed to break it, that would be the easiest for me to reproduce your problem. __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: register_cleanup on mod_perl 2.0
Stas Bekman wrote:
Denis Banovic wrote:
Hi!
I've a script that looks like this:
if ($runnung_on_mod_perl) {
Apache-request-register_cleanup(\init_globals);
}
Under mod_perl 1.0 works fine with Apache::Registry.
Can someone give me an Example how to make a register_cleanup with
mod_perl
2?
A copy-n-paste from Apache/compat.pm:
sub register_cleanup {
shift-pool-cleanup_register(@_);
}
if you use Apache::compat, your mp1 code will work under mp2 unmodified.
And it is documented here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/compat/compat.html#C__r_E_gt_register_cleanup_
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/compat/compat.html#C__s_E_gt_register_cleanup_
In the future please refer to the docs first, before asking on the list.
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Re: Apache::DBI on mp2
Stas Bekman wrote: FWIW, we are discussing the internal DBI pooling mechanism at the dbi-dev list and having already a sort-of-working prototype. So hopefully there will be no need for Apache::DBI in the near future, as DBI will be able to handle pooling internally. However it may take some time, as the drivers will have to adjust to support the new functionality. You can see the thread here: http://archive.develooper.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/index.html#02118 Some working examples are attached to this message: http://archive.develooper.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg02134.html This is totally cool, Stas! Nice work. I look forward to answering yes when people ask if mod_perl has database connections pooling. By the way, to completely get rid of Apache::DBI this would need to cover the safety functionality in there as well, i.e. the pinging and the part where it rolls back any pending transactions when a a handle is returned to the pool. - Perrin
Re: Apache::DBI on mp2
Perrin Harkins wrote: Stas Bekman wrote: FWIW, we are discussing the internal DBI pooling mechanism at the dbi-dev list and having already a sort-of-working prototype. So hopefully there will be no need for Apache::DBI in the near future, as DBI will be able to handle pooling internally. However it may take some time, as the drivers will have to adjust to support the new functionality. You can see the thread here: http://archive.develooper.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/index.html#02118 Some working examples are attached to this message: http://archive.develooper.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg02134.html This is totally cool, Stas! Nice work. I look forward to answering yes when people ask if mod_perl has database connections pooling. ;) actually it's going to be: if perl has database connections pooling, which will include mod_perl by definition. Also, the pooling mechanism should work transparently w/ and w/o threads on the user level. By the way, to completely get rid of Apache::DBI this would need to cover the safety functionality in there as well, i.e. the pinging and the part where it rolls back any pending transactions when a a handle is returned to the pool. Certainly. Quite a few features are missing. The first step was (is) to make the dbh shared between threads (which is far from trivial). The rest should be just a matter of coding. re: rollback, the DBD drivers will perform the normal disconnect(), but without doing the physical disconnect, and normal DESTROY, without destroying the datastructures which maintain the physical connection, so there shouldn't be much to change for this feature. Only the ping() is needed to be added to connect(). __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: Transparent front-end proxying for many VirtualHosts
Hi Andrew - I want to simplify my configuration in two ways. I'd prefer not to maintain two sets of VirtualHost configuration data, and I'd like it if the block that proxies .pl files to the backend proxy not be replicated per VirtualHost. Have you looked at mod_macro? Depending on how similar your virtual hosts are to each other, it might be useful. For example, suppose you set up config files like so: FrontEndMacros.cfg: Macro MyVirtualHost $host $dir VirtualHost * ServerName $host DocumentRoot $dir LocationMatch \.pl$ RewriteRule ...rule to proxy to backend... /LocationMatch ...other frontend config stuff... /VirtualHost /Macro BackEndMacros.cfg: Macro MyVirtualHost $host $dir VirtualHost * ServerName $host DocumentRoot $dir ...other backend config stuff... /VirtualHost /Macro MyVirtualHosts.cfg: Use MyVirtualHost www.siteA.com /path/to/siteA/htdocs Use MyVirtualHost www.siteB.com /path/to/siteB/htdocs Use MyVirtualHost www.siteC.com /path/to/siteC/htdocs httpd.conf for frontend: Listen 1.2.3.4:80 NameVirtualHost * Include FrontEndMacros.cfg Include MyVirtualHosts.cfg httpd.conf for backend: Listen 127.0.0.1:8080 NameVirtualHost * Include BackEndMacros.cfg Include MyVirtualHosts.cfg This could let you maintain just one included file that defined the list of virtual hosts, and even though the proxying block would be replicated for each frontend host, at least you wouldn't have to do that manually. You could probaly even combine the macro definitions in FrontEndMacros.cfg and BackEndMacros.cfg with some appropriately placed IfDefine blocks. More mod_macro info is at: http://www.coelho.net/mod_macro/ (It says it's an Apache 2 module but version 1.1.2 works with Apache 1.3.X) HTH, Larry Leszczynski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
Stas Bekman wrote: Mark James wrote: I'm having CGI redirect problems mp2 (cvs). as the comment just above this line says, that code was copy-n-pasted from mod_cgi. Can you reproduce the same problem while running a cgi script? No, them problem only manifests under mod_perl (2, haven't used 1). Also could it be that it has to do with the recent change, I've applied which was already reported by Beau as broken. May be your headers don't get parsed What happens if you do: [patch] Applied the patch, but the problem still occurred. No change also when I commented out the location[0]=='/' test. The redirect header being printed by my perl script is: Server: Apache/2.0.44 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_09-dev Perl/v5.8.0 Status: 302 Moved Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 01:10:54 GMT Location: http://makethecase.net/db?auth=ckffb2a5c44ee0editCmds=compactfile=62 Which is returned as a 302 link page. This is a redirect response to a POST. Strangely, another redirect, with header: Server: Apache/2.0.44 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_09-dev Perl/v5.8.0 Status: 302 Moved Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 01:15:54 GMT Location: http://makethecase.net/db?_reason=6%20Case1Pro_restart=editPartcheckSequenceNumber=60cmd=authenticateeditCmds=compactfile=62partnum= works just fine. This is a redirect after a GET. Mark
Re: [mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
Mark James wrote: Stas Bekman wrote: Mark James wrote: I'm having CGI redirect problems mp2 (cvs). as the comment just above this line says, that code was copy-n-pasted from mod_cgi. Can you reproduce the same problem while running a cgi script? No, them problem only manifests under mod_perl (2, haven't used 1). Sorry, I'm not following your comment. I've suggested to test with mod_cgi (under Apache2), since mod_perl mimics mod_cgi's behavior here. Also could it be that it has to do with the recent change, I've applied which was already reported by Beau as broken. May be your headers don't get parsed What happens if you do: [patch] Applied the patch, but the problem still occurred. No change also when I commented out the location[0]=='/' test. The redirect header being printed by my perl script is: Server: Apache/2.0.44 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_09-dev Perl/v5.8.0 Status: 302 Moved Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 01:10:54 GMT Location: http://makethecase.net/db?auth=ckffb2a5c44ee0editCmds=compactfile=62 Which is returned as a 302 link page. This is a redirect response to a POST. Strangely, another redirect, with header: Server: Apache/2.0.44 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_09-dev Perl/v5.8.0 Status: 302 Moved Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 01:15:54 GMT Location: http://makethecase.net/db?_reason=6%20Case1Pro_restart=editPartcheckSequenceNumber=60cmd=authenticateeditCmds=compactfile=62partnum= works just fine. This is a redirect after a GET. Should POST-redirect return 307? http://ppewww.ph.gla.ac.uk/~flavell/www/post-redirect.html http://rfc.net/rfc2616.html#s10.3.8 __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: Transparent front-end proxying for many VirtualHosts
Good afternoon, On 5/3/03 at 3:30 PM, Andrew Ho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have an Apache with many VirtualHosts, and I want to setup proxying so that a lightweight frontend Apache with mod_rewrite/mod_proxy proxies Apache::Registry script requests back to a heavyweight backend Apache running on a localhost-only port. I want to simplify my configuration in two ways. I'd prefer not to maintain two sets of VirtualHost configuration data, and I'd like it if the block that proxies .pl files to the backend proxy not be replicated per VirtualHost. I use mod_macro and IfDefine directives to simplify virtual host setups with backend server. First I do the bulk of the config in httpd.conf as usual (seperate conf files for frontend and mod_perl) and then use Include directive to load files (one for each virt host) from a directory. Each included conf file is loaded by both frontend mod_perl servers and IfDefine controls which parts are used for each server. This is a short sample file (the Use directives are for mod_macro): IfDefine IS_FRONT_END VirtualHost 10.8.168.70:80 Use mSiteRoot gcs garrison.com.au Use mSiteLogs_frontend gcs Use mSiteUserGroup gcs Use mSiteRootDirOptions gcs Use mSiteCgiBinDirOptions gcs Use mSetupRewrite Use mSiteRewriteRules /VirtualHost /IfDefine IfDefine IS_PERL VirtualHost 10.8.168.70:8520 Use mSiteRoot gcs garrison.com.au Use mSiteLogs_modperl gcs Use mSiteUserGroup gcs Use mSiteRootDirOptions gcs Use mSitePerlBinDirOptions gcs /VirtualHost /IfDefine This setup doesn't put all the rewrite config in the main conf file, but it does centralize it all to make maintenance much easier. And there is only one conf file for each virt host. Charlie -- Charlie Garrison[EMAIL PROTECTED] PO Box 141, Windsor, NSW 2756, Australia
Re: [mp2] CGI redirects incorrectly handled?
Mark James wrote: 303 See Other is the correct post-POST redirect response: http://rfc.net/rfc2616.html#s10.3.4 which your first link suggests works in all browsers. Well, taking a closer look, 303 doesn't work in Netscape 3 or 4. CGI.pm always returns a 302, though, if necessary, I can edit its reply in my script before printing it. I'll give this a go. This didn't work. Got a 303 link page instead of a 302 one.
Env::C threads env flashback
When I've suggested to use Env::C::getenv to debug the problem with env vars, and Mark decided to use Env::C::setenv to solve it, I've forgotten to warn you that you shouldn't be using this workaround in the threaded env. If you could, modperl would have been doing the right thing in first place. I've added the following section to Env::C doc and will upload the new version (with only the doc change on CPAN shortly). --- =head1 Thread-safety and Thread-locality This module should not be used in the threaded enviroment. Thread-locality: the OS, which maintains the struct Cenviron, shares it between all threads in the process. So if you modify it in one thread, all other threads will see the new value. Something that will most likely break the code. This module is not thread-safe, since two threads may attempt to modify/read the struct Cenviron at the same time. I could add locking if in threaded-environment. However since the lock can't be seen by other applications, they can still bypass it causing race condition. But since thread-locality is not maintained, making this module thread-safe is useless. If you need to modify the C level of C%ENV for all threads to see, do that before threads are started. (e.g. for mod_perl 2.0, at the server startup). --- Also see: http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/coding/coding.html#Thread_environment_Issues __ Stas BekmanJAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide --- http://perl.apache.org mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
Re: Transparent front-end proxying for many VirtualHosts
On Wed, 2003-03-05 at 18:30, Andrew Ho wrote: I want to simplify my configuration in two ways. I'd prefer not to maintain two sets of VirtualHost configuration data, and I'd like it if the block that proxies .pl files to the backend proxy not be replicated per VirtualHost. As others pointed out, mod_macro is good for this. Personally, I tend to solve problems like this by generating my httpd.conf with a template and a tiny Perl script. That allows me to do absolutely anything in it, including looking up data from a database to use in the conf file. - Perrin
ImageMagick
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