Apache+mod_perl+JServ
Hi mod_perlers ! I'm not sure, may be my question is off topic. If it is did you point me in the right list if possible ? Currently we are developing entirely mod_perl end user application using Embperl template system. Our customer has about 50-100 workstations and Sun Enterprise 250 w/ 512 MB RAM server. Now we need a some reporting tool and we are decide use our reporting system from previously project. It was written on java and works good under Oracle Application Server 4.0.8. Now we decide port it under Apache JServ. Is follow configuration optimal: - one proxying Apache with mod_rewrite which serving static html and dispatch abilities - plus another Apache mod_perl enabled - plus another one Apache JServ enabled Or Apache which compiled altogether. Or other configuration. Note: customer server are running Oracle 8.1.7 also. No other important services running on it. Thanx any thoughts are very welcome. Mike.
Re: Apache+mod_perl+JServ
Hi there, On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, [koi8-r] ëÏÎÓÔÁÎÔÉÎ íÉÈÁÊÌÏ× wrote: I'm not sure, may be my question is off topic. Only parts of it! There's an Embperl List too, check out the mod_perl home page for the URL. Currently we are developing entirely mod_perl end user application using Embperl template system. Our customer has about 50-100 workstations and Sun Enterprise 250 w/ 512 MB RAM server. You can quickly use 500MB RAM with a busy mod_perl server. Keep an eye on the size and number of the processes. Perhaps think about something like Apache::Resource or Apache::SizeLimit. we are decide use our reporting system from previously project. It was written on java and works good under Oracle Application Server 4.0.8. Now we decide port it under Apache JServ. If you haven't already looked at it, you might want to look at Resin (http://www.caucho.com) but I think it might have some problems. Is follow configuration optimal: - one proxying Apache with mod_rewrite which serving static html and dispatch abilities - plus another Apache mod_perl enabled - plus another one Apache JServ enabled If you're comfortable with the configuration aspects, there's no reason to worry about having three Apaches, they're just processes. It may make debugging (if you need to do it!) and tuning for performance easier. It may make reliability different. Hmmm. Note: customer server are running Oracle 8.1.7 also. No other important services running on it. Oracle gets pretty hungry at times too. 73, Ged.
Re: Unable to build apache + mod_perl on AIX
On Tue, Jun 19, 2001 at 10:02:55PM -0500, Steven Lembark wrote: apache_1.3.20 mod_perl-1.25 AIX kbs80 3 4 000C30CD4C00 unknown Problem: regardless of what arg's I've tried or all-in-one, one-step I keep getting xlC as the compier and CFLAGS which include -qlonglong -q32 -maxmem'. xlC then fails to compile apache. Running ./configure --blah in the apache directory w/ CC=/path/to/gcc and CFLAGS='-O2 -I/blah -L/blah' gives me a working copy of apache -- sans mod_perl. Running find . -type f | xargs grep -il qlonglong and '... grep -il xlC' in the mod_perl and apache directories gets me NADA. This includes the documentation, source, Makefiles, inputs, you-name-it. Question: What is a way to run some combination of perl Makefile.PL with or without ./configure for apache that will cause the result to use $CC and $CFLAGS in my envoronment -- or which piece of code can I hack that is finding xlC in hte first place (sorry, I don't have time to perl -d Makefile.pl at this point). The problem is perl itself here - it is probably compiled using xlc. Just run perl -V and look at the output. If you want to build Apache and modperl using gcc than you _must_ also build perl using gcc. This means you can not use the perl which is part of AIX, as this is built using xlc. -- Jens-Uwe Mager HELIOS Software GmbH Steinriede 3 30827 Garbsen Germany Phone: +49 5131 709320 FAX:+49 5131 709325 Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Apache+mod_perl+JServ
Hello list members, I was looking at various options to monitor applications running on my server and was wondering what is the usual practice in such situations. I am looking at data collection in the lines of sysstat. It collects data of various resources in real time and saves it in a binary format which can be later processed to extract relevant information and then analyzed in appropriate manner. In the current situation I would like to monitor the resource utilization by various modules over a period of time and any other factors affecting my web server. I am only concerned about applications running under modperl's jurisdiction. Mithun
Re: Apache+mod_perl+JServ
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, ëÏÎÓÔÁÎÔÉÎ íÉÈÁÊÌÏ× wrote: Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 14:51:49 +0500 From: ëÏÎÓÔÁÎÔÉÎ íÉÈÁÊÌÏ× [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: modperl [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Apache+mod_perl+JServ Hi mod_perlers ! I'm not sure, may be my question is off topic. If it is did you point me in the right list if possible ? Currently we are developing entirely mod_perl end user application using Embperl template system. Our customer has about 50-100 workstations and Sun Enterprise 250 w/ 512 MB RAM server. Now we need a some reporting tool and we are decide use our reporting system from previously project. It was written on java and works good under Oracle Application Server 4.0.8. Now we decide port it under Apache JServ. Is follow configuration optimal: I think you need more memory, at least 1024 M (buy Kingston's modules, they cost lower than Sun's). For mod_perl acceleration I use the squid as a httpd_accellerator, works fine especially with low speed connected HTTP clients. In this case you can set MaxClients to 40 - 50. mod_perl and JServ i think can be compiled together and works fine. - one proxying Apache with mod_rewrite which serving static html and dispatch abilities - plus another Apache mod_perl enabled - plus another one Apache JServ enabled Or Apache which compiled altogether. Or other configuration. Note: customer server are running Oracle 8.1.7 also. No other important services running on it. Thanx any thoughts are very welcome. Mike. If you have any questions you can e-mail me in russian to [EMAIL PROTECTED] Vasily Petrushin
Long application.Session timeouted.
Hi, all
I have a problem.
I am using Apache::ASP module.
When I try to do a long process - the client page write Page not found
after some period.
How can I to tell client, that server application is still working?
May be - I must just change some Session variables?
I tried to change $Session-{Timeout} variable - but it take no effect.
After session timeout event I am loosing all result data of working
application.
Please, help.
InstallProblem mod_perl125 on Win2000 and Apache1.3.20
Hy I have a problem to install mod_perl1.25 for Apache 1.3.20 on Win2000. ActivePerl-5.6.1.626 I have installed on my system and Apache is running in C:\Apache. mod_perl-1.25.tar.gz is extracted to C:\temp\perl. Now I try to generate the makefile with following line. perl Makefile.PL APACHE_SRC=C:\Apache\src INSTALL_DLL=C:\Apache\modules This results in the following error message: Cannot find ApacheCore.lib under C:/Apache/src/Release This directory does not exist on my system. The file ApacheCore.lib is in the directory C:/Apache/libexec. So what can I do now ? Michael
Re: Advanced daemon allocation
Stas Bekman wrote: On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Keith G. Murphy wrote: Matthew Byng-Maddick wrote: On Mon, Jun 18, 2001 at 10:41:50AM -0500, Keith G. Murphy wrote: This is only true if you're serving images off the mod_perl server which is crazy unless you're generating them. No images involved, but I was seeing a performance improvement under HTTP 1.1. What happened was that the user kept getting the same daemon for each invocation of the Apache::CGI script, which seemed to be due to HTTP 1.1's persistent connections. Do you mind if I ask how many users were using the service? Because if there were just a few, than it's true. Yes, it was very few indeed: one or two! You and Matthew Byng-Maddick have made me realize that mine was probably the *only* situation in which the KeepAlive technique would have been very useful: Rapid reinvocation of a script; extremely limited system memory; very few users. Almost sorry I brought it up, but it's been an informative discussion.
Curious About Require
Hello, I have a question about require when using mod-perl. I produced four simple .pl files. main.pl, one.pl two.pl three.pl From the main.pl you can link to either one two or three.pl. Pretty simple. The problem begins when I put a require in one.pl, two.pl, and three.pl. If in each of those files I put in for instance: require D:/Apache/mod_perl/query.pl; When I click on the main, and lets say I go to one.pl it works fine. If I then proceed to click on two.pl (it says query.pl not found), even though there is a require. Restart Apache, Then click from main to two.pl it works fine. If then I go to one.pl error (it says query.pl not found). So my question is why this bazaar behavior. If I change the query.pl to a module and use it in each of the pages it is fine. I just find this behavior rather funny. If anyone has any insight please update me. Thanks, Scott Purcell
RFC: new module: Apache::FakeEnv
Hi! I am currently working on a module that generates a Fake Apache Request Object like Apache::FakeRequest does, but that also parses the Apache Configuration and enables the user to access values set with PerlSetVar (i.e. fake $r-dir_config). This Request Object can than be used in mod_perl modules, when running from the command line. I have a first (sort of) working version at: http://domm.zsi.at/source_code/Apache-FakeEnv.pm and the documentation at: http://domm.zsi.at/Apache-FakeEnv.html or embedded in Apache-FakeEnv.pm in pod-format This module has some limitations (see Section Limitations in the doc) that I would like to remove, but I'm not sure how, so ... * Is it possible to subclass mod_perl or Apache::Request from outside of Apache (i.e. in a plain perl environment) ? * If not (which it seems to be), what would be the best way to implement all (more or less..) mod_perl methods and subclasses (Apache::Request et.al) ? Can one use the C code that mod_perl is based on? (Well, I guess I can't because I've never done any real C coding ...) ? * Does a parser for the Apache Conifg Files exist somewhere (Parse::ReDescent or similar) or can one use the Apache Source Code or Apache itself to parse the config ? * Do you think that this module could be of interest to others (Should I put it on CPAN) ? Thanks for your attention ! -- D_omm O_xyderkes http://domm.zsi.at M_echanen M_asteuei
Re: Curious About Require
Greetings,
require will only happen once per perl process and since mod_perl
is essentially a single perl process, the file is only require'd
for the first request. You can get around this by deleting the file from
the %INC
hash which keeps track of which files you have loaded. Something like:
BEGIN {
delete $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'} if exists $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'};
require '/foo/bar/query.pl';
}
Cheers,
Mark
On Wednesday, June 20, 2001, at 10:04 AM, Purcell, Scott wrote:
Hello,
I have a question about require when using mod-perl. I produced four
simple
.pl files.
main.pl, one.pl two.pl three.pl
So my question is why this bazaar behavior. If I change the query.pl
to a
module and use it in each of the pages it is fine. I just find this
behavior
rather funny. If anyone has any insight please update me.
Thanks,
Scott Purcell
Newbie: Please help me in installing mod_perl
Hi, I'm completely new to mod_perl. So please don't scold me too hard if i'm asking silly question. Basically i installed and configured Apache web server, working fine with out any problem. Now i would like to install mod_perl. According to documentation using ppm i installed ppd file of mod_perl. Successfully copied mod_perl.so into the modules directory of Apache webserver. I included the following statements into httpd.conf file: Alias /Perl/ /vnallu/http/perl PerlModule Apache::Registry Location /httpd SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler Apache::Registry Options ExecCGI PerlSendHeader On allow from all /Location When i started the server i'm ended up with the following error message: Invalid module PerlModule perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration. Is this problem anyway related to mod_perl-1.25.tar.gz. Totally confused. Please someone kind enough to solve my problem. Thanks in advance vnallu
Re: Curious About Require
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, Mark Doyle wrote:
Greetings,
require will only happen once per perl process and since mod_perl
is essentially a single perl process, the file is only require'd
for the first request. You can get around this by deleting the file from
the %INC
hash which keeps track of which files you have loaded. Something like:
BEGIN {
delete $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'} if exists $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'};
require '/foo/bar/query.pl';
}
Mark, your suggestion doesn't work because of BEGIN.
See the URL posted in my other reply for the explanation.
Cheers,
Mark
On Wednesday, June 20, 2001, at 10:04 AM, Purcell, Scott wrote:
Hello,
I have a question about require when using mod-perl. I produced four
simple
.pl files.
main.pl, one.pl two.pl three.pl
So my question is why this bazaar behavior. If I change the query.pl
to a
module and use it in each of the pages it is fine. I just find this
behavior
rather funny. If anyone has any insight please update me.
Thanks,
Scott Purcell
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Re: Curious About Require
On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, Mark Doyle wrote:
Greetings,
require will only happen once per perl process and since mod_perl
is essentially a single perl process, the file is only require'd
for the first request. You can get around this by deleting the file from
the %INC
hash which keeps track of which files you have loaded. Something like:
BEGIN {
delete $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'} if exists $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'};
require '/foo/bar/query.pl';
}
Mark, your suggestion doesn't work because of BEGIN.
Ooops, gotta go to sleep. Your suggestion, Mark, will work :) but only in
Registry/PerlRun which executes BEGIN on every request.
Sorry about my previous post :(
But if you delete and reload the file on every request it defeats the
purpose of using mod_perl to some degree, depending on how many files you
force to reload and how big they are.
BTW, here is shorter version of your suggestion:
BEGIN { do '/foo/bar/query.pl'; }
See the URL posted in my other reply for the explanation.
Still holds :)
Cheers,
Mark
On Wednesday, June 20, 2001, at 10:04 AM, Purcell, Scott wrote:
Hello,
I have a question about require when using mod-perl. I produced four
simple
.pl files.
main.pl, one.pl two.pl three.pl
So my question is why this bazaar behavior. If I change the query.pl
to a
module and use it in each of the pages it is fine. I just find this
behavior
rather funny. If anyone has any insight please update me.
Thanks,
Scott Purcell
_
Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker
http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://apachetoday.com http://eXtropia.com/
http://singlesheaven.com http://perl.apache.org http://perlmonth.com/
_
Stas Bekman JAm_pH -- Just Another mod_perl Hacker
http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide http://perl.apache.org/guide
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] http://apachetoday.com http://eXtropia.com/
http://singlesheaven.com http://perl.apache.org http://perlmonth.com/
ModPerl package Q
Hello,
Well, this is the last time I am going to bring this up. I am on Apache NT,
and I have the following .pm file that I believe I localized everything in
order to create a socket. The code below does work. But it never makes a
new socket. As you can see I print out the IO::Socket::GLOB and it shows the
same 'reference' 10xff036c each time through. I realize this is because I am
not closing and undef the $sock. (see the commented close and undef towards
the end). But this works. Except if I shut down the machine I am calling the
socket on. Then it dies and never comes back unless I reboot apache. Not a
good work position to get a web site into.
But here is the catch. If I do close the socket and either undef or even
leave that commented out, I only get one send to the socket, and one reply,
but it never sends another reply to the server and never gets another
response back? But yes, it creates a new socket ref each time?
This confuses me so. If I close the socket, then it shows that I am creating
a new socket, but it never sends or gets a new response. But the rest of the
behavior is proper.
I was just hoping someone could look below, see if they see anything
obviously wrong and reply, or else I am left to believe that this is
possibly a threading issue with the sockets on NT?
I am going to switch to ActiveStates plex, but still would like to continue
striving towards getting the apache running with this code. So there is no
rush on this, it just makes no sense, and I hate to leave open-ended issues.
Thanks for your time,
Scott
package q2;
use IO::Socket;
my $sock;
sub tryQuery {
unless ($sock) {
print No sock making itbr\n;
$sock = IO::Socket::INET-new(Proto = 'tcp', PeerAddr =
'208.238.162.204', PeerPort = '8000') or die (@!);
$sock-autoflush(1);
}
my ($querystring,$fieldlist,$dbpathlist,$type) = @_;
print $querystring is QSbr\n;
print $fieldlist is FLbr\n;
print $dbpathlist is DBbr\n;
print $typeis TPbr\n;
my $message =
DBASEQUERY\n$type\n$querystring\nLIST\tFIELDS\n$fieldlist\nENDLIST\nLIST\tD
BASES\n$dbpathlist\nENDLIST\n;
ask($message);
}
sub ask {
my $message = shift;
print $message is our messagebr\n;
my $msgid = int(rand(1000));
$message = $msgid . \t . $message;
my $msgsize = length($message);
print here is our line . $sock . \%BEGIN\t$msgsize\n$message SHOIULD
BE GOLDEN;
print $sock \%BEGIN\t$msgsize\n$message;
my $result = $sock;
print $result is first result from Qbr\n;
my $response;
$result =~ s/\D//g;
print $result is should now be digitsbr\n;
print $sock is our sockbr\n;
read($sock, $response, $result);
print $response is our responsebr\n;
#close($sock);
# undef $sock;
}
1;
Scott Purcell
Re: Newbie: Please help me in installing mod_perl
On Wednesday 20 June 2001 17:49, VIDYASAGAR R NALLU wrote: According to documentation using ppm i installed ppd file of mod_perl. Successfully copied mod_perl.so into the modules directory of Apache webserver. When i started the server i'm ended up with the following error message: Invalid module PerlModule perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module not included in the server configuration. You need to add (before any mod_perl directive): LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so Note that I'm guessing that it ought to be mod_perl.so, I haven't used mod_perl on win32 in ages and back then it was ApacheModulePerl.dll. -- ___ Robin Berjon [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- CTO k n o w s c a p e : // venture knowledge agency www.knowscape.com --- To err is human, to purr feline.
RE: new module: Apache::FakeEnv
-Original Message- From: Thomas Klausner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 11:27 AM To: modperl Subject: RFC: new module: Apache::FakeEnv Hi! I am currently working on a module that generates a Fake Apache Request Object like Apache::FakeRequest does, but that also parses the Apache Configuration and enables the user to access values set with PerlSetVar (i.e. fake $r-dir_config). there was a more advanced Apache::FakeRequest floating around somewhere... I think this was it, but I swore it was something on the dev@ list: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modperlm=98719810927157w=2 [snip] * Do you think that this module could be of interest to others (Should I put it on CPAN) ? Thanks for your attention ! generally, I would think that feature enhancements to Apache::FakeRequest would be preferred over another module that is essentially the same - a better FakeRequest has been on the ToDo list for some time now... any chance you can expand the existing Apache::FakeRequest and offer a patch? my $0.02 --Geoff
Re: RFC: new module: Apache::FakeEnv
Thomas Klausner ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said something to this effect on 06/20/2001: Hi! I am currently working on a module that generates a Fake Apache Request Object like Apache::FakeRequest does, but that also parses the Apache Configuration and enables the user to access values set with PerlSetVar (i.e. fake $r-dir_config). *snip* * Does a parser for the Apache Conifg Files exist somewhere (Parse::ReDescent or similar) or can one use the Apache Source Code or Apache itself to parse the config ? Don't know about the rest, but I saw Config::General, which will parse an Apache config file into a hash. Very useful, and very well done. (darren) -- It is impossible to experience one's death objectively and still carry a tune. -- Woody Allen
Re: Curious About Require
BEGIN {
delete $INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'} if exists
$INC{'/foo/bar/query.pl'};
require '/foo/bar/query.pl';
}
Mark, your suggestion doesn't work because of BEGIN.
Ooops, gotta go to sleep. Your suggestion, Mark, will work :) but only in
Registry/PerlRun which executes BEGIN on every request.
It only needs to do the require once per script, so if you put this in each
script it will be fine. Also, I don't think Registry runs BEGIN blocks
every time. Can't remember about PerlRun.
BTW, here is shorter version of your suggestion:
BEGIN { do '/foo/bar/query.pl'; }
That's what I used when porting someone's old perl4-ish code to PerlRun.
Both of these quick fixes waste memory though.
- Perrin
Re: ModPerl package Q
Well, this is the last time I am going to bring this up. I am on Apache NT, and I have the following .pm file that I believe I localized everything in order to create a socket. The code below does work. But it never makes a new socket. As you can see I print out the IO::Socket::GLOB and it shows the same 'reference' 10xff036c each time through. I realize this is because I am not closing and undef the $sock. (see the commented close and undef towards the end). But this works. Except if I shut down the machine I am calling the socket on. Then it dies and never comes back unless I reboot apache. Not a good work position to get a web site into. But here is the catch. If I do close the socket and either undef or even leave that commented out, I only get one send to the socket, and one reply, but it never sends another reply to the server and never gets another response back? But yes, it creates a new socket ref each time? It looks to me like you have a problem with scoping and closures. Try making $sock a global, i.e. change my $sock; to use vars qw($sock);. Then put your close and undef stuff back in. - Perrin
Re: Curious About Require
Greetings,
On Wednesday, June 20, 2001, at 12:45 PM, Stas Bekman wrote:
Ooops, gotta go to sleep. Your suggestion, Mark, will work :) but only
in
Registry/PerlRun which executes BEGIN on every request.
Sorry about my previous post :(
But if you delete and reload the file on every request it defeats the
purpose of using mod_perl to some degree, depending on how many files
you
force to reload and how big they are.
BTW, here is shorter version of your suggestion:
BEGIN { do '/foo/bar/query.pl'; }
Sorry, I guess I should have been more explicit. I don't want to
require in the file on every request, but rather only allow the
same file to be require'd multiple times (to install the same sub
routines into different packages). This is needed because we have
modularized some of our XML handlers for SUBS-style parsing in
XML::Parser and we need create multiple subclasses of XML::Parser
that share the same modularized components. The packages that
subclass XML::Parser are read in only once in the startup.pl file.
The last require leaves the files in the %INC hash, so it isn't
subsequently read in on every request (so 'do' isn't quite the
same).
Cheers,
Mark
Re: ModPerl package Q
Purcell, Scott wrote: Hello, Well, this is the last time I am going to bring this up. I am on Apache NT, and I have the following .pm file that I believe I localized everything in order to create a socket. The code below does work. But it never makes a new socket. As you can see I print out the IO::Socket::GLOB and it shows the same 'reference' 10xff036c each time through. I realize this is because I am not closing and undef the $sock. (see the commented close and undef towards the end). But this works. Except if I shut down the machine I am calling the socket on. Then it dies and never comes back unless I reboot apache. Not a good work position to get a web site into. Set in httpd.conf ThreadsPerChild 1 This problem should go away. Its a bug I ran into for the first time a few years back, and seems to have to do with any network sockets that you might open. See http:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for my original post on this, showing our similar plights! --Josh _ Joshua Chamas Chamas Enterprises Inc. NodeWorks - Web Link Checking Huntington Beach, CA USA http://www.nodeworks.com1-714-625-4051
Re: Curious About Require
I hate to belabor this point, but I don't want people to get the wrong idea:
BEGIN { do '/foo/bar/query.pl'; }
Sorry, I guess I should have been more explicit. I don't want to
require in the file on every request, but rather only allow the
same file to be require'd multiple times (to install the same sub
routines into different packages).
That's what this accomplishes. It only runs once, being inside of a BEGIN
block. Using do() instead of require() skips the %INC check, so you don't
have to delete anything from %INC this way. Of course, do() doesn't check
to see if your module returned true, but they are basically equivalent.
TMTOWTDI.
- Perrin
Re: Requests using If-Modified-Since cause response Set-Cookie to be discarded
Hi, Thanks for your answer, saved me days of probably fruitless fidling around with modperl. Your solution solved my problems (see Sending Cookies on Page-Reload) the question remains if this violates some RFC's (or breaks some browsers), and if there is some other way - like faking that the file-date has changed. (i am not quite confortable with patching every new apache version again, or would it be a good idea to send this to the apache-guys ?) Thanks again, Nenad Andrew Gilmartin wrote: How can I force Apache to send the Set-Cookie header even if the document being delivered has not changed? I suspect that I am not the first person to run into this problem. A search of the list was unsuccessful, unfortunately. i've not tested, but it looks like Set-Cookie is left out on purpose (maybe an http rfc compliance thing or just a bug), this patch might help.. --- src/main/http_protocol.c~ Tue Apr 17 11:30:14 2001 +++ src/main/http_protocol.cTue Jun 19 09:46:29 2001 @@ -2637,6 +2637,7 @@ Warning, WWW-Authenticate, Proxy-Authenticate, +Set-Cookie, NULL); terminate_header(r-connection-client); I tested it and it works. Thank you for such a quick and authoritative answer. -- Andrew --- Andrew Gilmartin Ingenta / Dynamic Diagrams [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: InstallProblem mod_perl125 on Win2000 and Apache1.3.20
On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, Michael Heinen wrote: Hy I have a problem to install mod_perl1.25 for Apache 1.3.20 on Win2000. ActivePerl-5.6.1.626 I have installed on my system and Apache is running in C:\Apache. mod_perl-1.25.tar.gz is extracted to C:\temp\perl. Now I try to generate the makefile with following line. perl Makefile.PL APACHE_SRC=C:\Apache\src INSTALL_DLL=C:\Apache\modules This results in the following error message: Cannot find ApacheCore.lib under C:/Apache/src/Release This directory does not exist on my system. The file ApacheCore.lib is in the directory C:/Apache/libexec. So what can I do now ? Michael The above procedure for Win32 assumes that Apache has been built already under APACHE_SRC and that the libraries are located there. The quick thing to do here, short of changing Makefile.PL to search other places, is to place ApacheCore.lib in the directory being asked for. One advantage to building Apache under APACHE_SRC first is that, apart from finding the .h and .lib files here, this information will be saved in Apache::MyConfig.pm which can then be accessed when building other modules (like libapreq) that require it. best regards, randy kobes
Socket On NT Resolved
Hello, Well after two weeks of posting that socket issue up on this site, one member came forward with the following info: Set in httpd.conf ThreadsPerChild 1 This problem should go away. Its a bug I ran into for the first time a few years back, and seems to have to do with any network sockets that you might open. See http://forum.swarthmore.edu/epigone/modperl/crestehtwimp/35970707.7BBCB1F4@a lumni.stanford.org for my original post on this, showing our similar plights! This fixed the problem, so maybe the next guy that runs into this won't have to go through the same issues as I had. Scott Purcell
Sudden mod_perl weirdness
I could really use some help. I checked in all the faq's and common problem sections to no avail. So hear is my problem, bearing in mind that I do not have my own server. I rent space, so all my problems are via the .htaccess file. Basically everything was fine and then poof I get internal server errors on all my web sites. My error logs are all complaining about the SetEnv and SetHandler directives even though I can use perl/perl sections with no problem. Any help would be appreciated. [Wed Jun 20 07:45:19 2001] [alert] [client 209.17.79.38] /usr/local/www/users/jpmktg/html/.htaccess: SetEnv not allowed here [Wed Jun 20 07:45:19 2001] [alert] [client 209.17.79.38] /usr/local/www/users/jpmktg/html/.htaccess: SetHandler not allowed here Thanks in advance, Isaac
RE: Sudden mod_perl weirdness
-Original Message- From: Isaac Horton To: mod_perl Sent: 6/20/01 6:44 PM Subject: Sudden mod_perl weirdness I could really use some help. I checked in all the faq's and common problem sections to no avail. So hear is my problem, bearing in mind that I do not have my own server. I rent space, so all my problems are via the .htaccess file. Basically everything was fine and then poof I get internal server errors on all my web sites. My error logs are all complaining about the SetEnv and SetHandler directives even though I can use perl/perl sections with no problem. Any help would be appreciated. [Wed Jun 20 07:45:19 2001] [alert] [client 209.17.79.38] /usr/local/www/users/jpmktg/html/.htaccess: SetEnv not allowed here [Wed Jun 20 07:45:19 2001] [alert] [client 209.17.79.38] /usr/local/www/users/jpmktg/html/.htaccess: SetHandler not allowed here looks like somebody took away your AllowOverride FileInfo setting - both have context bits of OR_FILEINFO --Geoff
Re: Long application.Session timeouted.
Landin Nikolay wrote: Hi, all I have a problem. I am using Apache::ASP module. There is a new Apache::ASP mailing list. You can subscribe to it at [EMAIL PROTECTED] When I try to do a long process - the client page write Page not found after some period. How can I to tell client, that server application is still working? If you really need to keep the client busy, then try a $Response-Write(\n); $Response-Flush; The web browser just needs to see something from time to time. May be - I must just change some Session variables? No, this is all server side. If its a long job, like a big SQL command being executed then you might have to take a different approach because your process will lock waiting for the SQL command execute to return. In this case you might try forking a job into the background and waiting for its results. You might also try something like a meta refresh on itself, and keep checking for whether the job is done. -- Josh _ Joshua Chamas Chamas Enterprises Inc. NodeWorks - Web Link Checking Huntington Beach, CA USA http://www.nodeworks.com1-714-625-4051
