Re: NT Install ? wrt Perl versions
Try with ftp://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/pub/other/ There is perl5.005_03, mod_perl-1.21, and Apache_1.3.9 built for Windows 95/98/NT made by Randy Kobes (easy to install and use... ;o) ) Regards, Waldek Grudzien _ http://www.uhc.lublin.pl/~waldekg/ University Health Care Lublin/Lubartow, Poland tel. +48 81 44 111 88 ICQ # 20441796 I'm about to install modperl on my NT Workstation for standalone testing. Its not clear to me whether the activestate version I have of perl (I have 5.005_03 binary build 520 Sept 28th/99) will work with the NT binary prepared under /authors/Jeffery_Baker or must I download the perl version of 5.005_02 found under the same folder /authors/Jeffery_Baker BTW the archive at http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/modperl is down. David
Footer.pm - eagle book
From example 4.1 of the eagle book. I don't understand in which directory I need to put the file Footer.pm and the html files that where affected by this module. I configured httpd.conf with: Location /footer SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler Apache::Footer /Location TIA Fernando Rowies Buenos Aires Argentina Get free email and a permanent address at http://www.netaddress.com/?N=1
Invalid command 'PerlHandler' is caused by Y2k?
Hi all, I have got an error output when I started apache(1.3.6) modperl(1.19) web server this morning after the New Year. The output is Syntax error on line 290 of /sw01/apache/etc/httpd.conf: Invalid command 'PerlHandler', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration. If I comment these lines out, I got some errors with PerlModules such as PerlModule Apache::DBI, PerlModule Apache::SSI etc when I started the web server. I cannot run "PerlHandler Apache::Registry" any more. I tried all possible ways I could. Is it any easy fix for the "Y2K problem"? or I have to do from scratch?? Thanks a lot for the help! Jin
Re: Invalid command 'PerlHandler' is caused by Y2k?
If I comment these lines out, I got some errors with PerlModules such as PerlModule Apache::DBI, PerlModule Apache::SSI etc when I started the web server. I cannot run "PerlHandler Apache::Registry" any more. I tried all possible ways I could. Is it any easy fix for the "Y2K problem"? or I have to do from scratch?? Thanks a lot for the help! Did this run smooth before Y2K? Is mod_perl being loaded dynamically? -- Stathy Touloumis, CTO - JASKE.COM 'innovative I/net' JASKE.COM, Inc. 3555 W. Peterson Ave. Chicago IL 60659 Office - 773.478.9877 Fax - 773.588.5015 __ [EMAIL PROTECTED] - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
can't open stdout--a problem about CGI
from CGI script. This program has a parameter "outfile=" to
specify where the output should be put. So I set it to
"outfile=stdout", This is the statements in which I invoke the
DB program:
$command="#/bin/sh;; lookup $parameters -outfile=stdout";
system($command);
But I got a error message "...Can't open stdout".
And the perl script does work if I run it from command line
directly, not as a CGI script.
I think the script can't open STDOUT in a child process under
CGI, a simpler statment: system("ls") didn't work too, until
I chanaged it to: print `ls`;
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Re: can't open stdout--a problem about CGI
I think the script can't open STDOUT in a child process under
CGI, a simpler statment: system("ls") didn't work too, until
I chanaged it to: print `ls`;
See http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html#Output_from_system_calls
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diff like routine for a value for perl?
hi All, i am attempting to write a routine that does pretty much what diff does with files to values. for instance.. value="here is one, and the end of the pattern1.here is one, and the end of the pattern1." what i would like to be able to do is have perl determine that these two were actually repeating patterns and then redirect to say $finval1 and finval2 the two patterns as separate scalars. is this reasonable and if so how? i am having a brain meltdown and how one might do this simply as it may seem.. TIA [EMAIL PROTECTED]
