Code for deriving base URL/directory for request using wrong value???
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Key: MODPYTHON-216
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MODPYTHON-216
Project: mod_python
Apache httpd and bundled libraries do not maintain their own time
zone information. Instead, information is retrieved from the
operating system. Relevant operating system updates must be
applied and the web server restarted to prevent potential time
display problems with logging and
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I am
doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module which
uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at porting it to
2.0 only to realize that the code is complete crap,thus I am looking to
fix
On 1/26/07, Nick Kew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apache httpd and bundled libraries do not maintain their own time
zone information. Instead, information is retrieved from the
operating system. Relevant operating system updates must be
applied and the web server restarted to prevent
Mike wrote:
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I am
doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module
which uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at porting
it to 2.0 only to realize that the code is complete crap,thus I am
Joe Lewis wrote:
Mike wrote:
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I
am doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module
which uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at porting
it to 2.0 only to realize that the code is complete
Mike wrote:
Joe Lewis wrote:
Mike wrote:
Hi,
The Subject here may be completely wrong, so I will describe what I
am doing. Some years ago I hacked together an authentication module
which uses the c-client imap lib. I decided to take a look at
porting it to 2.0 only to realize that the
cation in Apache 2.0 is actually very nicely engineered. If you
want to store the username and the password, you can. However, you
don't have to.
Thanks for the reply.
The problem is that I need access to this info in the callback
function, and the callback does not have access to the
Mike wrote:
cation in Apache 2.0 is actually very nicely engineered. If you
want to store the username and the password, you can. However, you
don't have to.
Thanks for the reply.
The problem is that I need access to this info in the callback
function, and the callback does not have
Just a heads up for folks as it has been quiet for a while. Wombat /
is/ moving, slowly. I am just trying to finish collecting the
software grants from everyone who has contributed, and get them in.
The rest of the IP Clearance checklist is good to go.
-Brian
Brian McCallister wrote:
Just a heads up for folks as it has been quiet for a while. Wombat /
is/ moving, slowly. I am just trying to finish collecting the
software grants from everyone who has contributed, and get them in.
The rest of the IP Clearance checklist is good to go.
I've
Single Unix Specification and sniff test* of a few operating systems
says SIGFPE (floating point exception) results in a core, but we don't
install the sig_coredump handler for this signal along with SIGSEGV,
SIGILL, SIGBUS, etc.
Attached patch allows CoreDumpDirectory to work its magic in
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