Except by piping to sendmail, you can also specify -odq, which says
to sendmail 'dump this into the mail queue and return immediately, I
don't want to wait for delivery to work' which can make the application
much faster and leave the mail delivering to sendmail.
No difference, when I SMTP
SMTPing to localhost usually doesn't make much sence - it is slow and as
you mentioned already it causes trouble when the daemon is down or slow.
So either you want to do queueing overhead, dns resolving and SMTPing to
the *remote* host yourself or you simply open(MAILER,"|sendmail @args").
Usi
What's to stop the bot from grabbing the token from the home page and
using it in its attack? The token has to be something the
bot can't readily read, e.g., captcha.
Bill said:
"I have the ability to turn on form tokens on my forms, so to be able
to post to a form you have to first fetch th
Bill Moseley wrote:
Unfortunately, often want to have a login form on the home page and
that page is typically static -- so can't use my token in that
situation.
How about using a variation of the token system. You have a token that's
valid for any request that you change fairly frequently
Also considered issuing a redirect to a simple server that will delay
the number of failed attempts seconds before redirecting back to the
login page. Any smart attacker would get clued about this an not
follow that redirect. Fun anyways, though. ;)
As I just said in the other email
Well, that would be every environment where Catalyst runs. If you
want to do something fancy, I'd suggest looking at lingerd, a C daemon
written to take TCP connections handed off from mod_perl. It would
require some C-level hacking, but I expect you could alter it for this
purpose.
Lingerd is
Anyone doing something like this already? Suggestions? Caveats?
You'll almost certainly have to log it per-IP address rather than an a
cookie or session or anything like that. Any real password-cracking bot is
unlikely to honour your cookies or session identifiers.
Which in return means
I wasn't trying to get all "email reply nazi" on everyone's ass. It just
seems to me that the list has become increasingly difficult to
read/parse over the last few weeks.
Is that a good sign?
Does it mean that we're attracting some of these young kids that don't
remember the days when everybo
use lib qw(/.../bylines); # This block only matters when the app is
outside the default Perl areas
Is that really what you have? ... probably is right, and you are missing the
lib of the end of the path?
We use:
use lib qw(/path/to/CatProject/lib/);
Carl
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This works, and http://site2.domain.tld calls our Catalyst application,
and it seems to work properly.
But strangely enough, our application is now bound also on
site1.domain.tld ! (so all the usual pages are not reachable anymore).
Have you setup another VirtualHost for site.domain.tld?
The
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fork: Cannot allocate memory
unable to fork new process
You've ran out of memory!
Might be worth watching top/task manager in another window whilst you try to
startup to see what's going on memory wise.
Carl
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Maybe I am confused about MVC, but wouldn't you want the view to decide
how to
present what is sent to it by the controller, and hence have the
controller
handle this?
I don't know if it's you that's confused or me that's confused ;-) I can see
your point of view though.
From my point of vi
Ugh... Assume that the view gets everything from controller. Then this
controller is the thing that should gather everything together before
shipping it to the view. Let the template decide the form, let the
controller decide the content.
That's fair enough, but say you've got 20 possible
Hi,
I work for the Guardian Media Group in their regional division based in
Manchester, England. We run the websites for the groups various regional
interests - mainly newspapers, but we also have a local TV station Channel
M. Our flagship title is the Manchester Evening News, for which we've jus
anonymous is not 100% anonymous.
each "anonymous" session will have it's own user-id (without username
and possibility to login as this user) - this is to make sure one
doesn't have to register in order to use basic functionality of the
system (which needs to create some records in database).
It
Is it possible to do that without specifying all the keys by name? Or at
least is there a way to get all the keys from $obj, then loop and create a
hash, something like:
my $hash;
foreach(@keys) {
$hash->{$_} = $obj->$_;
}
You're asking for trouble with something like that. Create a DB colum
now. somebody else can use the same computer/browser to connect to his
account - named, with full login/password things.
so we create him a session (short term, only till the closing of browser).
but. after this "named" user will logout, or close the browser and
reopen - we should be able to go b
Here's a worst-case scenario you send it to IE and somewhere along the
line it picks up a Vary header.
IE won't store anything in it's cache with a Vary header - not even
downloaded files. So it downloads the file then deletes it.
You can't save it elsewhere or retrieve it!
http://support.
When I access the following URI:
/tag/sl%2Fashes
$tag gets set to sl instead of sl/ashes.
Apparently back in the early days of the web, a URL like that caused
problems
I ran into this a couple of weeks ago. As far as I could the development
myapp_server actually deals with everything corre
How is the content managed? I'd like to know if you integrated your
Catalyst application with an existing content management system and if
so, how you pulled this off. Having to choose a CMS and framework for a
similar site myself this really could help me make a decision.
We've got an exist
Hi,
I would like to announce that www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk has just been
relaunched using Catalyst and mod_perl.
For those that live outside the UK. The Manchester Evening News is the UK's
most popular regional newspaper outside London and the sister paper of "The
Guardian" (which sta
Just a couple of comments on this topic.
If you're using apache2.2 then mod_cache is available. This can be used to
cache the result of a request either in memory or disk. Ideal for the
situations where you want to cache the front page of your site every minute.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/
Now to say the truth, I won't use RoR because I don't know Ruby, but I
want to know which are the advantages and disadvantages of Catalyst
comparing with other frameworks.
The most important advantage/disadvantage *to you* must be that Catalyst is
Perl and you know that, and RoR is Ruby and yo
Leandro Hermida >
Speed does matter and I believe the original thread question is a valid
one. Not everyone has the time or the know-how to do wheel reinvention
and write custom daemons (I know I don't). That's why people write
kernels and libraries and abstraction of lower level things so
Is it true that Catalyst is so slow comparing
with other frameworks?
Does it matter?
If speed is so important, you should write your own custom httpd that does
exactly what you need in assembly language.
Carl
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We're working on something similar to Perrin.
Our (bought-in) CMS is designed for directly publishing HTML, instead we get
it to generate XML files. We also have meta-data to allow editors to
enable/disable certain features like comments. So we have something like -
1.xml:
1
news
A Story
Hi,
I posted this a couple of weeks ago.
The site is split into many areas (and subareas) defined by URL path, the
same types of content appear in each area of the site.
There's stuff that needs setting up that's specific to the area of the
site, this appears around the main part of the cont
In practice however only /article/auto and /auto get called.
Do those two auto subs return true?
I'm fairly sure they do (don't have access to the code at the moment).
I don't think I've got a bug, just that the way Catalyst works isn't exactly
what I expected...
Carl
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Use a controller base class that implements the story/comments actions,
and just set the relevant section (i.e. news, sport, football) in an auto
or a begin action.
We've already got an auto in the base class to do that, we can then generate
navigation, breadcrumbs etc. However we have specifi
Hi,
Got a question regarding the best way of setting up handlers.
The site is split into many areas (and subareas) defined by URL path, the
same types of content appear in each area of the site.
There's stuff that needs setting up that's specific to the area of the site,
this appears around
> And I suppose the fact that you use a shared apache installation is
> because everyone is woking on the same project, so you have a common
> access point for the application... ?-)
Yes, we could have anything up to a dozen people working on the same
project. By using slightly different URLs eg:
> Do you mean that you have a shared apache installation under which every
> developer runs his/her own code ?
Yes.
Carl
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Hi,
At work we're looking at using catalyst for some new developments, and would
like a development setup that's similar to our existing mod-perl setup.
We currently have a central apache/mod_perl server, that then loads htdocs
from each of the developers/designers as neccessary. We use Apache:
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