Re: [announce] mod_perl-1.99_01
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Stas Bekman wrote: Ged Haywood wrote: Compilations should be SILENT unless something goes wrong. The build process takes time, if you don't give an indication of what's going on users will try to do funky things. Since the build process is comprised of many small sub-processes you cannot really use something like completion bar. As someone said, redirect the output to a temporary location. But, add to that one of those little | bars, which turns one position every time another build step completes (each file compiled, each dependancy file built, etc.). However, in the case of an error, I would want the whole thing available. Possibly something along the lines of, the last build step and all output from then on printed to stdout (or stderr), ended with, For the full build log, see /tmp/mod_perl.build.3942 or some such. Also remember that mod_perl build prints very little, it's the compilation messages that generated most of the output. p.s. I don't recall seeing silent build processes at all. The only ones I've seen went too far the other way. I especially loved the one which used a shell script, which started out with a dozen large shell functions, then an 'exec /dev/null 2/dev/null', then a half-dozen more large shell functions, and ending with 'main $'. When the shell script finished, its caller checked its exit code, and reported 'done.' or 'failed.' as appropriate. Admittedly, I wouldn't have minded too much, except that I'd gotten the latter answer. Ed
how to configure perl with apache server
Hi, We are facing problems in configuring perl with apache. Could you please mail me how to configure it. We are getting errors like "Invalid command PerlSetVar" in httpsd.conf file. while starting https server. Please help me. Regards, Rajesh
Re: how to configure perl with apache server
Hi Rajesh, Can you please include more information on how you are tring to configure it. * Did you compile apache yourself? * What version of apache are you trying to use? * What is the relevant section in the httpd.conf file At a glimpse, it looks like you might not have compiled mod_perl with the EVERYTHING=1 option (or at least the relevant option that turns the PerlSetVar feature on). cheers, simran. On Wed, 2002-04-10 at 17:40, rajesh wrote: Hi, We are facing problems in configuring perl with apache. Could you please mail me how to configure it. We are getting errors like Invalid command PerlSetVar in httpsd.conf file. while starting https server. Please help me. Regards, Rajesh
Re: Unsubscribe me please [KILL THIS THREAD]
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Re: Ordering in %INC for PerlRestart
Hi Perrin/Ged, Thanx for the reply (I hardly get replies for subjects with restart :-( I guess I'm the only one using PerlFreshRestart (sic !). My requirement is to do a neat kill of children and then do a complete restart. I don't want any existing connections to be terminated abruptly. Also I want a complete restart (ie. any modified files should be loaded - using Apache::Reload/StatINC does a lot of stat()'s further each children would get a separate copy). Restart was working perfectly until mod_perl-1.19. After that a lot has changed. Now I have fixed a lot in mod_perl to get Restart fully working. Sreeji --- Perrin Harkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ged Haywood wrote: Hi there, On Tue, 2 Apr 2002, [iso-8859-1] Sreeji K Das wrote: I use PerlFreshRestart on to reload my modules. [snip] However, here my modules are getting loaded before the PerlRequire'd is loaded (since %INC is a hash). First, can some1 suggest a solution for this ? I always stop (with SIGTERM) and start my servers rather than using restart (SIGUSR1) as I find that there are fewer surprises. I think that Perrin will agree. There are very few systems that can't cope with a few seconds of downtime. It's certainly a lot safer, and it won't trash your shared memory the way PerlFreshRestart will. - Perrin __ Do You Yahoo!? Everything you'll ever need on one web page from News and Sport to Email and Music Charts http://uk.my.yahoo.com
Re: how to configure perl with apache server
Hi there, On Wed, 10 Apr 2002, rajesh wrote: We are facing problems in configuring perl with apache. Please see the mod_perl Guide at http://perl.apache.org/guide, the mod_perl cookbook (see http://modperlcookbook.org for details) and the book we know here as the Eagle book which is in reality called Writing Apache Modules with Perl and C, ISBN 1-56592-567-X. Also see the file .../mod_perl-x.xx/SUPPORT for information about what to tell this List when you have problems. We are getting errors like Invalid command PerlSetVar in httpsd.conf file. You don't have mod_perl in your server. mod_perl can either be compiled in (in which case you can see it if you give the -l switch to the Apache binary to see what it says is compiled in) or it may be loaded after you start Apache (this is what we call DSO, in this case you need at least to have mod_so.c compiled into the server. Again you will see this module with the -l switch.) If mod_perl is not compiled in you need to configure Apache to load the .so file, to do that you need AddModule and LoadModule directives in the configuration file. It's all in the documentation but it takes time to read it all. I urge you to do that. 73, Ged.
alarms
I wish to know 2 things about mod_perl
1) what happens when you set an alarm for lets say 30 seconds and the request
finishes in 20 ? Since apache child is very likely still alive is mod_perl too ?
2) does apache child die when you issue die; from perl code (mod_perl
ofcourse) ?
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OPEN3
I resolved some of my other open3 related errors by undef stdin, etc per the docs. How stdin or stdout have tow references is beyond me, though. For the time being it works, though. Nonetheless, I have getting the following two (related, I assume) errors. I cannot find any docs on these. Anyone have ideas? BTW, when running a command from OPEN3 on Win2k, should the absolute path be UNIX style or DOS style? E.g. /dir1/dir2/prog.exe or c:\dir1\dir2\prog.exe Thanks, Ward [error] open3: Can't call method close on an undefined value at C:/Perl/lib/IPC/Open3.pm line 327, _GEN_0 line 154. [error] [client 127.0.0.1] [libapreq] remove error on 'C:\WINNT\TEMP\apreq15'
Re: Ordering in %INC for PerlRestart
Sreeji K Das wrote: Thanx for the reply (I hardly get replies for subjects with restart :-( I guess I'm the only one using PerlFreshRestart (sic !). Hopefully you are the only one! My requirement is to do a neat kill of children and then do a complete restart. I don't want any existing connections to be terminated abruptly. I've done this in a load-balanced cluster by stopping all traffic to the machine I want to restart, allowing current requests to finish, and then restarting it. It would be nice to have a graceful shutdown option though. Also I want a complete restart (ie. any modified files should be loaded - using Apache::Reload/StatINC does a lot of stat()'s further each children would get a separate copy). I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure PerlFreshRestart will not result in as much shared memory as an actual restart. How does your shared memory look after a clean restart vs. a PerlFreshRestart? Restart was working perfectly until mod_perl-1.19. Maybe for you. For many people it resulted in unexplained segfaults and closure problems in CPAN modules. It's just not a very safe thing to do. After that a lot has changed. Now I have fixed a lot in mod_perl to get Restart fully working. You can send your patches to the dev list. However, most effort is focused on getting mod_perl 2 out right now. - Perrin
Re: alarms
mire wrote: 1) what happens when you set an alarm for lets say 30 seconds and the request finishes in 20 ? You are supposed to unset the alarm if the event you were timing finishes before it goes off. 2) does apache child die when you issue die; from perl code (mod_perl ofcourse) ? No, only when you call exit or child_terminate(). - Perrin
RE: Content management systems
Looks good - if you're in San Diego. RB -Original Message- From: Perrin Harkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, April 10, 2002 12:23 PM To: Matthew Watson Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Content management systems Matthew Watson wrote: I was wondering if there are any content management systems around for modperl , i'm after a similar kind of thing as postnuke for php. I'd much rather something 'out of the box' as I don't have time to develop a system from scratch mysql. It looks Robin Berjon is going to give an overview of CMS for mod_perl at OSCON: http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/os2002/view/e_sess/2667 I know I'll be there. - Perrin
Re: alarms
mire wrote: I wish to know 2 things about mod_perl 1) what happens when you set an alarm for lets say 30 seconds and the request finishes in 20 ? Since apache child is very likely still alive is mod_perl too ? You don't set alarm around the request, do you? You set the alarm for a certain code snippet and you reset it to 0 when it's done before the alarm went off. For runaway process control, see Apache::Watchdog::RunAway 2) does apache child die when you issue die; from perl code (mod_perl ofcourse) ? It does not, see: http://perl.apache.org/preview/modperl-docs/dst_html/docs/1.0/guide/porting.html#die___and_mod_perl __ 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
OT: Status Page
Folks, please excuse this off topic thread, but I thought since a lot of you work in creating a informative user experience, some of you may be able to help me. I am trying to create a status page, the kind that shows a horizental status bar that looks to work in real time and changes as events happen behind the scenes. EToys had it when confirming a cc sale, or expedia has one during the search. Can some one direct me as where would I find info in creating one of those pages. are those applets? Again, accept my sincere, humble, unreserved, and advance appology. Thanks in advance -r
Re: Ordering in %INC for PerlRestart
Thanx for the reply (I hardly get replies for subjects with restart :-( I guess I'm the only one using PerlFreshRestart (sic !). Hopefully you are the only one! Pardon my newbie-ness, but can someone explain the perils of PerlFreshRestart in a bit more depth? I hadn't heard of it being dangerous until now. Thanks, Fran
Re: OT: Status Page
Hi Rasoul, We display a status bar while processing credit card transactions at Turbo10 (http://turbo10.com). The Bank takes 1-5 seconds to respond so in the meantime we show an animated status bar GIF in a pop-up box - when the page is 'onunLoaded' (Javascript event) the progress bar pop-up is closed. A pop-up is useful in this situation because keyboard/mouse focus is taken away from the credit card processing screen which reduces the likelihood of the user pressing submit twice. Regards, Nigel Nigel Hamilton Turbo10 Metasearch Engine email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] tel:+44 (0) 207 987 5460 fax:+44 (0) 207 987 5468 http://turbo10.com Search Deeper. Browse Faster. Folks, please excuse this off topic thread, but I thought since a lot of you work in creating a informative user experience, some of you may be able to help me. I am trying to create a status page, the kind that shows a horizental status bar that looks to work in real time and changes as events happen behind the scenes. EToys had it when confirming a cc sale, or expedia has one during the search. Can some one direct me as where would I find info in creating one of those pages. are those applets? Again, accept my sincere, humble, unreserved, and advance appology. Thanks in advance -r --
Re: OT: Status Page
I sometimes use pages with a text INPUT field and javascript to upate it to display status. I'm also planning on releasing a more complex version of that that uses a seperate thread under Apache 2, based on the IPC methods I use for Apache::UploadMeter... Issac Rasoul Hajikhani wrote: Folks, please excuse this off topic thread, but I thought since a lot of you work in creating a informative user experience, some of you may be able to help me. I am trying to create a status page, the kind that shows a horizental status bar that looks to work in real time and changes as events happen behind the scenes. EToys had it when confirming a cc sale, or expedia has one during the search. Can some one direct me as where would I find info in creating one of those pages. are those applets? Again, accept my sincere, humble, unreserved, and advance appology. Thanks in advance -r
Re: Ordering in %INC for PerlRestart
Fran Fabrizio wrote: Thanx for the reply (I hardly get replies for subjects with restart :-( I guess I'm the only one using PerlFreshRestart (sic !). Hopefully you are the only one! Pardon my newbie-ness, but can someone explain the perils of PerlFreshRestart in a bit more depth? I hadn't heard of it being dangerous until now. http://perl.apache.org/guide/troubleshooting.html#Evil_things_might_happen_when_us is a good place to start, and searching the archives will yield a bit more, but Perrin's description in the previous post pretty much sums it up. HTH --Geoff
Apache::File
Folks, The Apache::File man pages indicate that ($name,$fh) = Apache::File-tmpfile; returns a fh ready to write to. So far so good. In case of wanting to read from it, here is what I do: # Is this necessary? $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; $opfh-open($name); local $/= undef; $output = $opfh; warn $output\n; $opfh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; But $output is empty on each request. Is there an error somewhere that I am not seeing? I appreciate all comments.responses. Thanks in advance -r
Apache::File correction
Folks, The Apache::File man pages indicate that ($name,$fh) = Apache::File-tmpfile; returns a fh ready to write to. So far so good. In case of wanting to read from it, here is what I do: # Is this necessary? $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; $fh-open($name); local $/= undef; $output = $fh; warn $output\n; $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; But $output is empty on each request. Is there an error somewhere that I am not seeing? I appreciate all comments.responses. Thanks in advance -r
Re: Zero response, proxy error
BTW We wanted to use same apache for testing beta site along with the live one. The perl modules used have the same name but are for different virt. hosts, have different locations and different content and the errors (getting content from beta modules when asking for live site) are probably because of that. We'll try putting two apache binaries to be able to test it. yes. this is a well documented feature of mod_perl. it is a feature in most circumstances, except for the times you want it not to work that way. ;-) you can use the same object code with a separate config file ( just change the listen/port directives, and any directories if necessary ). this second instance will have its own perl interpreter and namespace. start like: httpd -c httpd_beta.conf -- ___cliff [EMAIL PROTECTED]http://www.genwax.com/
Apache::Session suggested mod
Has anyone ever thought to have the table name modifiable? E.g. instead of 'sessions', you could set it to something like 'preferences' for a given instance. I wanted to maintain session information, but also preferences that are attached to a given username. I could just put the two within the same table. . .but as I am anal, I would rather see the data separated. I was thinking of doing it myself -- but thought it might be a worthwhile mod for the entire community. And it saves me maintaining two sets of nearly identical code...and of course, there might be good reasons NOT to do this. Ideas? Thoughts? Cheers, Ward
Re: Apache::Session suggested mod
Vuillemot, Ward W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone ever thought to have the table name modifiable? E.g. instead of 'sessions', you could set it to something like 'preferences' for a given instance. I wanted to maintain session information, but also preferences that are attached to a given username. I could just put the two within the same table. . .but as I am anal, I would rather see the data separated. I was thinking of doing it myself -- but thought it might be a worthwhile mod for the entire community. And it saves me maintaining two sets of nearly identical code...and of course, there might be good reasons NOT to do this. Ideas? Thoughts? I would love to see this, but am not sure how it would be implemented (don't want to design something without the author's input). I'm wanting to use it to track sessions and contexts -- sessions can own multiple contexts and contexts can pass from session to session. Basically break identity apart from process. Apache::Session would be ideal for both since the storage mechanisms are identical. Unfortunately, the table name is hard-coded. -- James Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED], 979-862-3725 Texas AM CIS Operating Systems Group, Unix
Re: Apache::File correction
At 1:44 PM -0700 4/10/02, Rasoul Hajikhani wrote: Folks, The Apache::File man pages indicate that ($name,$fh) = Apache::File-tmpfile; returns a fh ready to write to. So far so good. In case of wanting to read from it, here is what I do: # Is this necessary? $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; $fh-open($name); local $/= undef; $output = $fh; warn $output\n; $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; To me it appears that you have not written anything to your tmp file... Which would explain the empty $output. Usually temp file creators open in read/write mode. So if you say something like ($name,$fh) = Apache::File-tmpfile; print $fh Hello World; seek($fh,0,0); my $line = $fh; print $line; It should print Hello World; Rob -- When I used a Mac, they laughed because I had no command prompt. When I used Linux, they laughed because I had no GUI.
Re: Apache::File correction
Robert Landrum wrote: At 1:44 PM -0700 4/10/02, Rasoul Hajikhani wrote: Folks, The Apache::File man pages indicate that ($name,$fh) = Apache::File-tmpfile; returns a fh ready to write to. So far so good. In case of wanting to read from it, here is what I do: # Is this necessary? $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; $fh-open($name); local $/= undef; $output = $fh; warn $output\n; $fh-close() or die Could not close $name: $!\n; To me it appears that you have not written anything to your tmp file... Which would explain the empty $output. gpg writes to that file. Usually temp file creators open in read/write mode. So if you say something like ($name,$fh) = Apache::File-tmpfile; print $fh Hello World; seek($fh,0,0); my $line = $fh; print $line; It should print Hello World; Rob -- When I used a Mac, they laughed because I had no command prompt. When I used Linux, they laughed because I had no GUI.
Re: Apache::Session suggested mod
I once did a one-off mod of Apache::Session to do just this but eventually gave up and just changed my table names. It was to hard to keep in sync with new releases of Apache::Session and I don't have enough faith in my ability to send a real patch :) So I think its a natural path. When you create your session object send it some args for its table name as well as field names, that would give a lot of flexiblity as well as allowing apache::session to morph into existing data structures. John- On Wed, 10 Apr 2002 14:00:44 -0700 Vuillemot, Ward W [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Has anyone ever thought to have the table name modifiable? E.g. instead of 'sessions', you could set it to something like 'preferences' for a given instance. I wanted to maintain session information, but also preferences that are attached to a given username. I could just put the two within the same table. . .but as I am anal, I would rather see the data separated. I was thinking of doing it myself -- but thought it might be a worthwhile mod for the entire community. And it saves me maintaining two sets of nearly identical code...and of course, there might be good reasons NOT to do this. Ideas? Thoughts? Cheers, Ward
Re: Content management systems
On Tue, Apr 09, 2002 at 04:42:31PM +0200, Maarten Stolte wrote: Anybody know of something in mod_perl with this out of the box functionality in addition to content management? Metadot bills itself as a portal product. I've even installed it briefly in the past, and it seemed relatively easy to setup customize. http://www.metadot.com/ The developer site is at http://www.metadot.net/. wow...this looks great, anybody actually use it? It's nice, but it lacks the massive power of Bricolage for it's news channels. But Metadot is extensible so it should be possible to weld the two together and make the best of both worlds. Best of all would be to marry them both with AxKit. Colin
mod_perl 1.99 (for Apache 2.0.35) building on W2K
To all, I'm attempting to build newest versions of Apache/perl/mod_perl for WIN/2000. All went well until building mod_perl. There is lots of detail furtur down. To summarize, at the end of the make (using nmake) there are 21 of these apr_bucket errors and then it dies with fatal errors like below. I suspect this might be some sort of #define issue related to windows. Thanks for the input. Chuck Goehring = The short versionmodperl_filter.c(216) : error C2039: 'link' : is not a member of 'apr_bucket' e:\apache2/include\apr_buckets.h(233) : see declaration of 'apr_bucket'NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cl' : return code '0x2'Stop.NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'cd' : return code '0x2'Stop. = From the MS online help for nmake.exe:NMAKE Fatal Error U1077'program' : return code 'value' The given command or program called by NMAKE failed and returned the given exit code. To suppress this error and continue the NMAKE session, use the /I option, the .IGNORE dot directive, or the dash (-) command modifier. To continue the NMAKE session for unrelated parts of the dependency tree, use the /K option. = VERSIONSPerl 5.6.1Apache 2.0.35mod_perl 1.99_01 Visual C++ 6.0 SP 5nmake Version 6.00.8168.0Win 2000 sp2 Perl built fineApache built fine mod_perl dies on the 13th file being compiled perl Makefile.PL MP_AP_PREFIX=e:\apache2 ... snip... rmdir WrapXS/APR/Bucketunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Date.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Date.xsunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Date/Makefile.PLrmdir WrapXS/APR/Dateunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Lock.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Lock.xsunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Lock/Makefile.PLrmdir WrapXS/APR/Lockunlink WrapXS/APR/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/NetLib.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/NetLib/NetLib.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/NetLibunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Pool.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Pool/Pool.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Poolunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Socket.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Socket/Socket.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Socketunlink WrapXS/APR/String/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/String/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/String/String.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/String/String.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Stringunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Table.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Table/Table.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Tableunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/URI.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/URI/URI.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/URIunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Util.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/Util/Util.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/Utilunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/Makefileunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/UUID.pmunlink WrapXS/APR/UUID/UUID.xsrmdir WrapXS/APR/UUIDrmdir WrapXS/APRunlink WrapXS/Makefileunlink WrapXS/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Global.pmunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Global.xsunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Makefileunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Global/Makefile.PLrmdir WrapXS/ModPerl/Globalunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Makefileunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Makefileunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Makefile.PLunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Util.pmunlink WrapXS/ModPerl/Util/Util.xsrmdir WrapXS/ModPerl/Utilrmdir WrapXS/ModPerlunlink WrapXS/typemaprmdir WrapXSmkdir WrapXSwriting...WrapXS\Makefile.PLmkdir WrapXS/Apachewriting...WrapXS\Apache\Makefile.PLmkdir WrapXS/APRwriting...WrapXS\APR\Makefile.PLmkdir WrapXS/ModPerlwriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\typemapmkdir WrapXS\Apache\SubProcesswriting...WrapXS\Apache\SubProcess\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\SubProcess\SubProcess.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\SubProcess\SubProcess.pmmkdir WrapXS\APR\UUIDwriting...WrapXS\APR\UUID\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\APR\UUID\UUID.xswriting...WrapXS\APR\UUID\UUID.pmmkdir WrapXS\APR\NetLibwriting...WrapXS\APR\NetLib\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\APR\NetLib\NetLib.xswriting...WrapXS\APR\NetLib\NetLib.pmmkdir WrapXS\Apache\RequestRecwriting...WrapXS\Apache\RequestRec\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\RequestRec\RequestRec.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\RequestRec\RequestRec.pmmkdir WrapXS\ModPerl\Globalwriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Global\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Global\Global.xswriting...WrapXS\ModPerl\Global\Global.pmmkdir WrapXS\Apache\Serverwriting...WrapXS\Apache\Server\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\Server\Server.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\Server\Server.pmmkdir WrapXS\Apache\CmdParmswriting...WrapXS\Apache\CmdParms\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\Apache\CmdParms\CmdParms.xswriting...WrapXS\Apache\CmdParms\CmdParms.pmmkdir WrapXS\APR\Lockwriting...WrapXS\APR\Lock\Makefile.PLwriting...WrapXS\APR\Lock\Lock.xswriting...WrapXS\APR\Lock\Lock.pmmkdir
RE: Content management systems
I hear you... I wish there were more conferences in Vancouver BC, or even Seattle. Unless I just don't here about them... On 10-Apr-2002 OCNS Consulting wrote: Looks good - if you're in San Diego. RB -Original Message- From: Perrin Harkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] It looks Robin Berjon is going to give an overview of CMS for mod_perl at OSCON: http://conferences.oreillynet.com/cs/os2002/view/e_sess/2667 I know I'll be there. - Perrin Regards, Wim Kerkhoff -|- www.nyetwork.org -|- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Apache-server in modperl2
Hi
I have installed apache 2.0.35 and modperl2 ppd
from theoryx5 repository
I am under win2k
I am trying to move my modules under
modperl2
I am running into a first problem
I used to use
Apache-server-dir_config('some') but this does not work
anymore
does anyone know the replacement ?
here is my httpd.conf
perlrequire startup.pl
and in startup.pl
use Apache2;
use ... a bunch of modules.
in modperl1 I had use Apache () ; but it is not
found anymore
thanks
pascal
Re: Apache-server in modperl2
pascal barbedor wrote:
Hi
I have installed apache 2.0.35 and modperl2 ppd from theoryx5 repository
I am under win2k
I am trying to move my modules under modperl2
I am running into a first problem
I used to use Apache-server-dir_config('some') but this does not work
anymore
while most of the new docs aren't available yet, the majority of things
didn't change. If something is not working the tests in t/ will answer
most of your questions since they exercise all the 2.0 features. In you
case, this is:
t/response/TestModperl/dir_config.pm
you need to load:
Apache::ServerUtil to get the dir_config() method for $s
Apache::RequestUtil for $r. In the test above they aren't loaded, since
they are preloaded at t/conf/modperl_extra.pl, I guess we should put
them in for the sake of good examples.
the dir_config interface still works as in 1.x (+ was extended).
Actually dir_config is already documented. See:
http://perl.apache.org/preview/modperl-docs/dst_html/docs/2.0/api/mod_perl-2.0/Apache/ServerUtil.html#METHODS
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Re: alarms
On Thu, Apr 11, 2002 at 12:30:53AM +0800 Stas Bekman wrote: mire wrote: I wish to know 2 things about mod_perl 1) what happens when you set an alarm for lets say 30 seconds and the request finishes in 20 ? Since apache child is very likely still alive is mod_perl too ? You don't set alarm around the request, do you? You set the alarm for a certain code snippet and you reset it to 0 when it's done before the alarm went off. For runaway process control, see Apache::Watchdog::RunAway OK, but I am really curious. What really happens if I intentionally set the alarm to ring after the request has finished? For example if I want something to hapen if apache child is idle for more than 15 minutes. -- Damyan
