> $Server->URL may or may not be used in generating URLs for use
> in HTML, so will not get this patch. The problem is specific to
> rendering & in HTML, not with & in URLs. If you want to escape
> & in $Server->URL generated URLs, you might try
>
>$Server->HTMLEncode($Server->URL($url, \%pa
Csongor Fagyal wrote:
Hi,
This might be a bit off-topic.
I am using Compress::Zlib in Apache::ASP to give me compressed content
baceuse I am transfering lots of XML data periodically. Now the
question: how can I fetch zipped content using Perl? If I simply use LWP
(say LWP::Request::Common),
Peter Galbavy wrote:
And $Server->URL() ???
If it is a small patch or one line fix (for the two) then just those - I
am trying to run a live server with as few 'upgrades' as possible :)
$Server->URL may or may not be used in generating URLs for use
in HTML, so will not get this patch. The pro
Hi,
This might be a bit off-topic.
I am using Compress::Zlib in Apache::ASP to give me compressed content
baceuse I am transfering lots of XML data periodically. Now the
question: how can I fetch zipped content using Perl? If I simply use LWP
(say LWP::Request::Common), will it automatically t
And $Server->URL() ???
If it is a small patch or one line fix (for the two) then just those - I
am trying to run a live server with as few 'upgrades' as possible :)
Peter
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From: "Josh Chamas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Thanos Chatziathanassiou" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <
Thanos Chatziathanassiou wrote:
Peter Galbavy wrote:
Using the w3c validator, I get 'unknown entity' error for URL generated
using $Server->URL().
--
Line 8, column 75: cannot generate system identifier for general entity
"session-id"
..."
href="/css/style.css?category=misc&session-id=0aa89fea
Jeffrey L. Edgett wrote:
I am running Red Hat 8.0, Apache 2.0.40, mod_perl, and Apache::ASP.
I installed Apache::ASP using make and it compiled successfully with
no errors.
However, when I try to view any web page in ASP I receive an error
similar to that one:
Undefined subroutine
&Apache::
Csongor Fagyal wrote:
Hi,
I have faced this interesting problem several times. Here is what happens:
I have virtualhost A and virtualhost B both running ASP. Virtualhost A
has a custom Perl module loaded using a simle 'use'. Now if I have a
syntax error in A, it will create an Internal Server e
Richard Curtis wrote:
>Can anyone either point out any major problems with this approach, or
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Sorry for taking so long to reply, but I had email "issues".
Thanks for this suggestion - it sounds like it will probably be just what I
need.
I have one further question though. Is there a list som
Philip Mak wrote:
Suggestion:
If Apache::ASP prints an error page due to Perl dying, I think it
should automatically set $Response->{ContentType} back to text/html.
Otherwise, the error page might not be seen by the client if the
script has already changed it to 'application/whatever' or somethin
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