would be greatly appreciated.
Since you've installed mod_perl and Apache::ASP, you should try writing
some perl code. I've modified your code below but obviously there is
much to be done differently in Perl vs VBScript.
Thanx
Cris
Best Regards
isvert wrote:
> >
> > Trying to get apache with asp and mod perl working.
>
> On what platform? Specifically, which versions of Apache, mod_perl, and
> Perl are you using?
>
> > I get this error in the logs.
> >
> > [asp] [1349] [error] error compiling test.as
On Jul 17, 2015, at 1:16 PM, Cris Boisvert wrote:
>
> Trying to get apache with asp and mod perl working.
On what platform? Specifically, which versions of Apache, mod_perl, and Perl
are you using?
> I get this error in the logs.
>
> [asp] [1349] [error] error compiling
Trying to get apache with asp and mod perl working.
seems to be all installed.. although when I put in the test.asp page(see
below) I get this error in the logs.
[asp] [1349] [error] error compiling test.asp: Can't modify constant item in
scalar assignment at /var/www/site/test.asp line 16,
Sorry ,hit a send by mistake.
On Thu, May 22, 2014 at 10:55 PM, Warren Young wrote:
> On 5/22/2014 11:01, Josh Chamas wrote:
>
>>
>> You know I have not much followed the routing paradigms. To me it seems
>> that this would be an area I would have solved with a mod_
ing similar.
I think it would be better for Apache::ASP to have a minimal routing .
Let say -
> I wonder if Apache::ASP were to be made to work
>> with something like Plack, if it would pick up some routing potential on
>> the way (or maybe just a Plack way of doing things?)
&g
On 5/22/2014 11:01, Josh Chamas wrote:
You know I have not much followed the routing paradigms. To me it seems
that this would be an area I would have solved with a mod_rewrite or a
mod_perl handler, changing up the URL destination on the back end.
Routing is more than just an abstraction
On 5/22/2014 00:45, Tsirkin Evgeny wrote:
It seems like the Dancer is following the famous MVC/Ruby on Rails where
it can.
Dancer is actually a Perl reimplementation of a Ruby framework called
Sinatra. (Get it? Dancer? Sinatra? Ahahaha.)
Dancer is very much *not* MVC, only V.
The probl
On 5/21/2014 17:52, Josh Chamas wrote:
I built Apache::ASP back in the day when both PHP and Java were toys
(even Linux was half baked), and glue of the web and unix systems was
often perl, my first love of a language.
One of my requirements was in fact that the next framework be
Perl-based,
ith a mod_rewrite or a mod_perl
handler, changing up the URL destination on the back end. But that is old
school me. I wonder if Apache::ASP were to be made to work with something like
Plack, if it would pick up some routing potential on the way (or maybe just a
Plack way of doing things?)
The
a lot for AJAX and data processing requests.
The most problem with Apache::ASP for by now is that it is tied to mod_perl
with it's module reloading ,memory hogging problems.
So I will be glad to invest some time in helping porting Apache::ASP and
introduce whatever is missing ,at least for m
Thanks Warren for the write up! Sounds pretty exciting going full on into a new
framework and having that stick even better.
I built Apache::ASP back in the day when both PHP and Java were toys (even Linux
was half baked), and glue of the web and unix systems was often perl, my first
love o
On 5/20/2014 13:06, Josh Chamas wrote:
So where does this put you in the consideration of platform migration
etc? Plack, Mason, TT, etc.
Shortly after I started this thread, I decided to just try one of the
alternatives, for education value if nothing else.
I narrowed my options to Dancer a
Hi Warren!
My apologies for the long delay, with some big & unexpected events slowing me
down earlier this year, I finally got a chance to look at getting Apache::ASP
running with mod_perl + Apache 2.4... it seems like work is being done in this
area and there may be a rough release co
On 12/27/2013 17:04, Josh Chamas wrote:
it does seem that there is some progress on getting
mod_perl to work under Apache 2.4.
I was aware of such efforts when I posted, but didn't mention the option
since this third-party mod_perl work feels like a temporary solution.
We don't w
Hi Warren!
I am happy to look at helping get Apache::ASP to work under a new environment
but it does seem that there is some progress on getting mod_perl to work under
Apache 2.4. It sounds like some distros actually have this working and possibly
built on the "httpd24 development bran
mod_perl no longer builds against Apache 2.4[1]. Consequently, the RHEL
7 beta doesn't include it[2].
The claimed replacement is mod_fcgid, but as far as I can tell from the
Apache::ASP CGI page[3] the standalone CGI mode seems to require plain
Perl scripts, not intermixed HTML + ASP
Like the title says, I'm wondering how to pass a tied session handle (via
PerlInitHandler My::StateInit) to the ASP global.asa file. I'm using
Apache::Session::MySQL to look for incoming cookies, set the session_id if
not found, then pass the $session handle to the database to the default
global.a
Hello,
Every now and again I get this error on requests:
[error] lookup of 'Apache::ASP::handler' failed
Before updating to mod_perl 2.00 I would sometimes receive "not a CODE
reference.".
This is inconsistant between requests and an apache restart normally fixes it.
Randy Kobes wrote:
The following two patches, against Apache-ASP-2.57, work for
me in getting a simple Apache::ASP page to display with the
latest mod_perl-2 version on CPAN (note that this is the
official 2.0 release). These patches takes into account the
renaming that was done as described at
The following two patches, against Apache-ASP-2.57, work for
me in getting a simple Apache::ASP page to display with the
latest mod_perl-2 version on CPAN (note that this is the
official 2.0 release). These patches takes into account the
renaming that was done as described at
http
Helmut,
That is BRILLIANT!!
Thanks a lot!
Phil.
Helmut Zeilinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
15/02/2005 14:42
To
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc
asp@perl.apache.org
Subject
Re: A mod_perl content handler
and ASP $Session
Hi Phil,
>
> Your reply sounds perfect! Can you
Hi Phil,
>
> Your reply sounds perfect! Can you confirm that this will retrieve the
> $Session hash pointer currently being used by the user?
yes the current session, because $r contains the "session information"
(cookie)
> Essentially, I do
> not want to create a new $Session, rather retrieve
I mislead you.
Phil.
Helmut Zeilinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
15/02/2005 13:29
To
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
asp@perl.apache.org
cc
Subject
Re: A mod_perl content handler
and ASP $Session
Hi Phillip,
> I am trying to write a mod_perl custom handler for a directory, but
nee
Hi Phillip,
> I am trying to write a mod_perl custom handler for a directory, but need
> it to access the Apache::ASP $Session hash pointer - is this possible?
in the handler, you can create an ASP object
and the corresponding Session sub object like
..
$r->dir_config('Req
Hey all,
I am trying to write a mod_perl custom
handler for a directory, but need it to access the Apache::ASP $Session
hash pointer - is this possible?
Thanks
Phil.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this
the Apache::ASP Perl interpreter could be
seeing a different environment than other Perl code on your system
because of the way mod_perl works, and so it will convert incoming UTF-8
to Latin-1. Then if your httpd is configured to use UTF-8, it may try
to convert Latin-1 back to UTF-8.
The thing t
oblems
The current configuration is Apache 1.3.31 mod_perl 1.29 Apache::ASP
2.57n on Mandrake 10.0
I made everything possible to resolve the problem.
Here is how looks the beginning of my global.asa:
use utf8;
binmode(STDOUT, ':utf8');
binmode(STDIN, ':utf8');
use D
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 21:48, Josh Chamas wrote:
> Tige D. Chastain wrote:
> >...
> > As you can see, I did compile in Apache::Tables. I'll try the older
> > version and see what I come up with. I just cannot figure out when the
> > mod_perl cannot find the Apa
Tige D. Chastain wrote:
...
As you can see, I did compile in Apache::Tables. I'll try the older
version and see what I come up with. I just cannot figure out when the
mod_perl cannot find the Apache::Table module. Do I need to load this
directly in Apache's httpd.conf file to
On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 20:07, Josh Chamas wrote:
> Tige D. Chastain wrote:
> > Hi all. I'm new to the Apache::ASP module, and am having some issues
> > with it.
> >
> > I recompiled mod_perl against an RPM Apache installation (I know - I
> > should compile
Tige D. Chastain wrote:
Hi all. I'm new to the Apache::ASP module, and am having some issues
with it.
I recompiled mod_perl against an RPM Apache installation (I know - I
should compile Apache from source), recompiled Apache::ASP, as well as
all dependencies from source. I'm runn
Hi all. I'm new to the Apache::ASP module, and am having some issues
with it.
I recompiled mod_perl against an RPM Apache installation (I know - I
should compile Apache from source), recompiled Apache::ASP, as well as
all dependencies from source. I'm running Apache 1.3.27, mod_perl
Spencer,
I’m still
getting all the same errors after you reinstalled mod_perl.
The folks from the
Apache ASP mail list recommended the following:
“Your prior errors suggest that there is
something pretty wrong with the default mod_perl / perl build on your system,
so I
Fred Moyer wrote:
Greetings,
I'm attempting to manipulate the $Application object from a cronjob and
need some guidance. I have a cron script which generates an object from
data which I want to embed into the session. I could write a handler
that gets called via LWP from the cron and does the re
Greetings,
I'm attempting to manipulate the $Application object from a cronjob and
need some guidance. I have a cron script which generates an object from
data which I want to embed into the session. I could write a handler
that gets called via LWP from the cron and does the required session
man
ure to explicitly set StateDir, or set NoState instead, otherwise
> your state file end up in Global/.state which is probably not what you want.
I'll read up on that. Thanks.
>
> Also note that some older versions of mod_perl 2 had problems parsing
> blocks, so be sure to upgra
k you will be fine.
Also be sure to explicitly set StateDir, or set NoState instead, otherwise
your state file end up in Global/.state which is probably not what you want.
Also note that some older versions of mod_perl 2 had problems parsing
blocks, so be sure to upgrade to the latest mod_perl 2 re
My searches have not been turning any definitive information...
Does Apache::ASP work under mod_perl 2 and Apache 2 (Linux platform)?
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t,
>
> I saw this post to the mod_perl list... is there anyone
> that can provide a testimonial for RedHat's use of Apache::ASP.
> I know Paul Linder started using it for just the support site
> a few years ago, but it would be cool if we could get some
> up to date usage inf
Hey Chip, Tom, or anyone else at RedHat,
I saw this post to the mod_perl list... is there anyone
that can provide a testimonial for RedHat's use of Apache::ASP.
I know Paul Linder started using it for just the support site
a few years ago, but it would be cool if we could get some
up to
Broc Seib wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a mix of Apache::ASP code and mod_perl code. Specifically, I use
> Apache::ASP to do the bulk of my site's dynamic pages, plus I have written
> some mod_perl handlers where I've needed to alter server behavior. One of
>
Hi all,
I have a mix of Apache::ASP code and mod_perl code. Specifically, I use
Apache::ASP to do the bulk of my site's dynamic pages, plus I have written
some mod_perl handlers where I've needed to alter server behavior. One of
these mod_perl handlers does authorization, which is
Philip Mak wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 11:17:52AM +0300, y wrote:
>
>>How do I know if Apache::ASP is using the benefits of mod_perl?
>
>
> As I understand it, Apache::ASP *only* runs under mod_perl (unless you
> deliberately configured it to run in CGI mode usin
On Tue, Jul 30, 2002 at 11:17:52AM +0300, y wrote:
> How do I know if Apache::ASP is using the benefits of mod_perl?
As I understand it, Apache::ASP *only* runs under mod_perl (unless you
deliberately configured it to run in CGI mode using the 'asp'
executable). If you have "
How do I know if Apache::ASP is using the benefits of mod_perl?
ab (Apache Bench) shows that Apache::ASP pages are A LOT slower than
Apache::Registry pages.
-- Yuval
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mrjaffa21 wrote:
>
> For some time i've been using apache v1.3 + mod_perl 1.3 and
> apache::asp under win32. When Apache 2.0 was released I thought I
> would upgrade, due to the enhanced support under win32 environments;
> so I installed apache 2.0 which was pre-comp
Ismael Touama wrote:
>
> HI,
>
> I don't manage installing mod_perl.
> I guess I really need some expanation abouthow does it work to
> succeed it. I saw severals command lines depending on previous
> installed modules, using APXS or not, warning concerning rpm...
&g
HI,
I don't manage installing mod_perl.
I guess I really need some expanation abouthow does it work to
succeed it. I saw severals command lines depending on previous
installed modules, using APXS or not, warning concerning rpm...
But perl Makefile.PL and a make install don't actuall
I also had the same problem. Someone said it was because mod_perl was not
compiled into the binaries. Suggested using a package found at links from
perl.apache.org with Apache 1.3 and Apache::ASP and mod_perl and... I didn't
want to do that, I like the installer and most important I don&#
mrjaffa21 wrote:
>
> When I start apache 2.0, it complains that "PerlModule not
> allowed here", the directives im using are:
Same problem here. Actually I only prototype stuff on my Win32 box so I'm
not that worried but if you get a result please let me know.
--
Simon Oliver
---
PhoenixWR PhoenixWR wrote:
>
> This is pretty difficult, I hope an updated Apache::ASp version for the new
> apache/mod_perl will come out soon. But actually it already works now, at
> least partly. First compile mod_perl-1.99_01.tar.gz into the apache 2.35
> server, then correc
For the record, I have had the same problem, even when
compiling from source. I concluded that it was not a
Apache::ASP problem, but a mod_perl problem. If you
don't get an answer here, you might try posting the
same question to the mod_perl lists.
Good Luck,
Chris.
--- mrjaffa21 &l
For some time i've been using apache v1.3 + mod_perl 1.3 and
apache::asp under win32. When Apache 2.0 was released I thought I
would upgrade, due to the enhanced support under win32 environments;
so I installed apache 2.0 which was pre-compiled and linked with
mod_perl 2.0 support.
Hey mod_perl & ASP Crew,
This is very much the same job posting that I sent out for LRN
on April 3rd, except the requirement for Java programming experience
has been dropped. :) They are looking to seriously bolster their
mod_perl team for their star LCEC product, and need some
full
This is pretty difficult, I hope an updated Apache::ASp version for the new
apache/mod_perl will come out soon. But actually it already works now, at
least partly. First compile mod_perl-1.99_01.tar.gz into the apache 2.35
server, then correct some mistakes in compact.pm (this is the
Hey mod_perl & ASP Crew,
I have the below job posting for this company LRN I have been contracting
for this past couple years. They are looking for a senior developer
with heavy mod_perl experience and some java too! This is a project
that has snagged a few of us over the years, including
eply to all, so the rest of the list can
particpate too.
-- Jim
-Original Message-
From: Cameron Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 10:32 PM
To: Jim Helm
Subject: RE: Installing from scratch Apache + mod_perl + Apache::ASP
(+maybe others) on unix
Ok, I spec
start the daemon and the ASP pages I have either show
> garbled output or return a 500 internal server error... Here's what my log
> states. Its beginning to look like a permissions thing but I don't know
> where to take it from here:
>
> [Wed Feb 27 03:28:39 2002] [notice
t: Tuesday, February 26, 2002 2:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Installing from scratch Apache + mod_perl + Apache::ASP
(+maybe others) on unix
Hey there (Joshua),
I noticed your mention of building a linux box and doing a
scratch install
of apache/mod_perl/Apache::ASP. I'm i
Hey there (Joshua),
I noticed your mention of building a linux box and doing a scratch install
of apache/mod_perl/Apache::ASP. I'm in the middle of just that and I'm
having some issues
I'm using a virgin install of RedHat on a VA linux server. I uninsta
> Did you ever try to use ApacheToolbox for any of this? I sounds
> like it works just fine for lots of people. The hard part
> is installing mod_perl I think.
I have to say i agree about mod_perl being the hardest part..after
installing and reinstalling perl, CPAN shite, and mod
ff that the
Apache::ASP stopped requiring LWP for HTTP::Date with version 2.31
I believe. mod_perl test suite still requires LWP though.
Doing 'make test' for mod_perl almost never completely works for me,
so I tend to not run it anymore.
> shell wouldn't do itself (EXPAT whic
an
in the instructions (including those at apache-asp.org which I had
been trying from the start).
In particular I had to get the perl shell to download a lot of extra
stuff (especially LWP), and manually install some stuff that the
shell wouldn't do itself (EXPAT which was required for mo
ethods).
>
There is the mod_perl guide, there is Apache Toolbox, there is the
recently released mod_perl cookbook ( http://www.modperlcookbook.org/ ),
and there is even the script that I include in the distribution at
make_httpd/build_httpds.sh that shows a sample build of it all, but
at
Hi Tim,
AIX is unix hell :=)
Solaris 8 and better ships with a binary apache
with a statically linked mod_perl, the following doc
will guide you:
http://www.modperlcookbook.org/chapters/ch01.pdf
If you just want to evaluate Apache::ASP you might consider
installing on Linux or even on
Two things,
First check out http://www.apachetoolbox.com/ About as out-of-the-box
as you can get. Last time I tried it seemed to 'do the right thing'
for me.
For mod_perl specifics you might also check out chapter 1 of the
"mod_perl Developer's Cookbook". I think i
Hi there,
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Rod Butcher wrote:
> professionals are being driven mad, despite reading the Guide (which despite
> being complete is still mysterious, it comes across as having a mission
> statement to contain everything rather than to be useful, sorry).
Patches, chapters, help
sue now or
somebody else other than M$ will do it.
regards, Rod
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Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 4:01 AM
Subject: Installing from scratch Apache + mod_perl + Apache::ASP (+maybe
othe
pache, and managed to get that built. Spent
a huge amount of time installing frontpage extensions and
patching/rebuilding Apache for that, but got that working. Then
looked at Apache::ASP.
So then I need mod_perl. Downloaded that and tried building it but it
decides to rebuild Apache it's own
pache, and managed to get that built. Spent
a huge amount of time installing frontpage extensions and
patching/rebuilding Apache for that, but got that working. Then
looked at Apache::ASP.
So then I need mod_perl. Downloaded that and tried building it but it
decides to rebuild Apache it's own
Philip Mak wrote:
>
> Is Apache::ASP compatible with mod_perl 2.0 and Apache 2.0? If so, are
> there any problems I should be aware of?
>
I am not sure whether Apache::ASP is thread safe, but probably
would not take much work to get it that way. I have not set up
mod_perl 2.0 and
Is Apache::ASP compatible with mod_perl 2.0 and Apache 2.0? If so, are
there any problems I should be aware of?
I'm getting a new server and I'm thinking of playing with mod_perl 2.0.
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SubbaReddy M wrote:
>
> So, I created global.asa file in /home/httpd/asp directory,
> from which i am able access the *.asp file on my apache server (Linux -
> Redhat 6.2).
>
> As you suggested to turn off the PerlTaintCheck Off, it's working .
>
> So, now I want to turn on the PerlTaintCheck
Dear Joshua,
I have gone through
http://www.apache-asp.org/faq.html#Insecure%20depec6cd400
so, I would like to have PerlTaintCheck On
in my httpd.conf for mod_perl secure and headers on.
So, I created global.asa file in /home/httpd/asp directory,
from which i am able access the *.asp file on
ECTED]>
To: "SubbaReddy M" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 2:24 PM
Subject: Re: Internal server error on Refreshing mod_perl page (
Apache::ASP )
> > SubbaReddy M wrote:
> >
> > Hell
a861f47e35e')
>called at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/MLDBM/Sync.pm line 85
> MLDBM::Sync::AUTOLOAD('MLDBM::Sync=HASH(0x843a838)',
>'07abbd5f03d200c6bac27a861f47e35e') called at
This error comes from the mod_perl config: PerlTaintCheck On
You can see more o
rsday, August 16, 2001 4:46 PM
Subject: Re: ASP, mod_perl, and Apache problem
> > Neal Bridges wrote:
> >
> > I'm looking for a little guidence on getting this problem solved and any
> > assistance would be awsome.
> > Situation: Win2K with SP2 running apache1
> Neal Bridges wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a little guidence on getting this problem solved and any
> assistance would be awsome.
> Situation: Win2K with SP2 running apache1.3.20 and the lastest version of
> ActivePERL and mod_perl. I have also installed the Apache::
I'm looking for a little guidence on
getting this problem solved and anyassistance would be
awsome.Situation: Win2K with SP2 running apache1.3.20 and the lastest
version ofActivePERL and mod_perl. I have also installed the Apache::ASP
perl modulewhich enables me to port ASP pages th
#x27;t
> know where else the myriad of problems that
> occur are documented.
at least on the common platforms it should work reasonably well
these days. I use it a lot on FreeBSD.
- ask
> --- Dariusz Pietrzak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > There is known issue with mod
d.
--Josh
--- Dariusz Pietrzak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> There is known issue with mod_perl compiled as module with apache (
> well,
> it doesen't work ), but why?
> And why there is no mention in mod_perl documentation about this
> issue?
> If DSO is
There is known issue with mod_perl compiled as module with apache ( well,
it doesen't work ), but why?
And why there is no mention in mod_perl documentation about this issue?
If DSO is broken, why can't I find any info about it?
--
Dariusz Pietrzak
Certif
Difference like this, where cgi & perl scripts work fine, but mod_perl/ASP
doesn't, often has to do with %ENV where mod_perl is concerned.
This is because Apache clears %ENV. The best way I have found to know
what is in your %ENV for Oracle connections is to explicitly set it
before th
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