First, I just want to say that I am very very impressed with Apache::ASP. I
just want to gush with praise after looking at many other implementations of
perl embedded code and being very underwhelmed. This is so damn slick and
clean. Kudos!
Now for my question: I'd like Apache::ASP (version 2.
Joshua Chamas wrote:
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What are "some errors" ? The .htaccess is only relevant when thatis what you are using to configure Apache::ASP, which is the casefor running the ./site/eg examples from the distribution.-- Josh
Tyler Worman wrote:
>
> thanks for responding. I tried that distribution before thats why i set off
> to get it working from scratch that distro has everything i need except when
> i tried to start apache from it it said that it could not load the ssl or
> perl
> So i tried again now but i still
Tom Lancaster wrote:
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> Is it possible to use the Cache features in Apache::ASP without using
> the provided Session State mechanism ?
>
It should be possible.
> I ask because I'm moving off NFS to postgres sessions using Apache::Session,
> but I'd like to keep the Cache feature.
>
The nice
Hi, sorry for my English
I think that you have the wrong path in http.conf
Try to write the full path of the mod_perl.so
LoadModule perl_module c:/Apache/modules/mod_perl.so
I hope I have been of help.
Ciao
Ruggero
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thanks for responding. I tried that distribution before thats why i set off
to get it working from scratch that distro has everything i need except when
i tried to start apache from it it said that it could not load the ssl or
perl
So i tried again now but i still get the same error. It is
"Synta
> The searching has me more concerned. That one is a lot more difficult to anticipate
>and control. Initially I think I'm just going to have to take
> the hit on servers and let it bang on the database directly. I just don't see any
>other way around it. As the site gets bigger, I think it may
Is it possible to use the Cache features in Apache::ASP without using
the provided Session State mechanism ?
I ask because I'm moving off NFS to postgres sessions using Apache::Session,
but I'd like to keep the Cache feature.
If I don't set StateDir, the machine wants to set up the Session stru
