Thanks Joe. Could you please consider this patch too, which I have
posted some times back.
http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/httpd-dev/200703.mbox/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Regards
Sris
From: *Sriskanthaverl* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Mar 9, 2007 11:17 PM
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Hi
One particular perl-framework test case for httpd's include moduele keep on failing in solaris and other systems.
test case 53 in t/include.t produces the following expected and received o/ps.
# testing : GET /modules/include/file.shtml
# expected: Monday, 31-Jul-2006 07:21:59 Monday,
Hi One particular perl-framework test case for httpd's include moduele
keep on failing in solaris and other systems.
test case 53 in t/include.t produces the following expected and received
o/ps.
# testing : GET /modules/include/file.shtml
# expected: Monday, 31-Jul-2006 07:21:59 Monday,
the server (test scripter assumed a format and coded accordingly). If
the time-format of the server is what expected, I can conclude, the
test-framework have to be changed to expect the right format.
Thanks
Sris
Sander Temme wrote:
On Apr 7, 2007, at 5:40 AM, Sriskanthaverl wrote:
I found the following
Hi,
I have come across a number of test scripts for php in perl-framework,
which get skipped for php5, as it is explicitly said those test cases
are for php4. However I didn't see any good reason for those test cases
designed to get skipped for php5.
Therefore I modified the php scripts such a
Regards
Sris
Sriskanthaverl wrote:
Hi,
I have come across a number of test scripts for php in perl-framework,
which get skipped for php5, as it is explicitly said those test cases
are for php4. However I didn't see any good reason for those test cases
designed to get skipped for php5.
Therefore
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Kanagasabai Sriskanthaverl wrote:
I have attached a perl test script to validate this bug. This is what u
have to do..
* copy the attached tar file test_symlink.tar.gz to
./httpd-test/perl-framework/
* untar
Hi,
Could any one please let me know whether I can use mod_jk with httpd2.2.
If so, is it same as with httpd2.0 or different. please guide me to
setup it.
I am aware that, there is mod_ajp which can connect tomcat with
httpd2.2.
Regards
Sris
Hi,
I have come across this issue when i try to define the apxs argument to
point to an httpd installed in used defined location.
Here are the steps i have done. and it provided the error output given
below. Can any of u help me to get rid of it/ any work around to this.
Note: t/TEST -apxs...
Hi
Thanks, -httpd works fine.
The httpd binary has been built in a custom name like httpsd.worker in
my machine. That is the reason y apxs does not locate the httpd binary.
Sorry about it. it works after i renamed it to httpd.
Regards
Sris
On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 08:47 -0500, Geoffrey Young
Hi
Thanks a lot. It works fine now.
This happens if you svn up an already-configured perl-framework
checkout past the r357718 change, sorry about that.
Just checkout a fresh perl-framework tree and it will go away. IIRC
once you suffer from the problem it's not possible to recover the
Mee too had the same problem. I put a small hack like below in the
Test.pm file at lines around 382
- commented the join statement and hard-code some text for reason
#my $reason = join ' or ', @need;
my $reason = 'useless message';
Now the tests are successful though it gives the same error
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