On Mon, 20 Mar 2000, Jason Bodnar wrote:
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> be possible to add search functionallity to the mail archives. To me, that's
> the most important feature of an archive. Perhaps you could sign the list up
> with http://www.mail-archive.com/.
Already done. Take a look at:
http://www.mail-archive
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At 12:23 PM +0100 3/21/00, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > I'm using EmbperlObject and I want to Execute an HTML file and have
>> it automatically looked up in the search hierarchy. However I don't
>> want any directives in that file processed. In fact
oops never mind my last post. it was my problem.
nothing wrong with Embperl. Keep up the good work everybody! :)
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I'm having a strange problem that I believe only occurs under Embperl, but
I'm not sure.
I have an epl page that is called (Execute) by a mod_perl page.
Here are the contents of the epl: (please read the comments)
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$app = shift @param; # this is confirmed to be a string 'query_results'
use lib
>
> Hi I have try to 'nmake' and just get error (in Embperl.c)
> try to make the change like it is see on the web page undir INSTALLATION
>...
> can anyone sand me a copy of the Embperl.c the will work plz
> Gunni
The Embperl.c is generated specially for your Perl by the XS-precompiler, so
anoth
> I want to display the last modification date of the main script
> aka HTML page like the SSI command flastmod.
> My questions:
> 1. Is there a shorter, more elegant way? Perhaps in one line?
> 2. Apache did load the script file before. Does the Apache
> request object remember the mtime of t
>
> Bummer. I was hoping their wouldn't be a split.
I have hold back this split for a long time, because many Embperl related
topics are also mod_perl related, but traffic has grown and I hope that a
low volume mailling list is a better base for good discussions...
> But if there has
> to be wou
> I'm using EmbperlObject and I want to Execute an HTML file and have
> it automatically looked up in the search hierarchy. However I don't
> want any directives in that file processed. In fact, I'd like it to
> be possible that it's not even an HTML file, it might be a .jpg.
> Obviously I could
Hi all,
I want to display the last modification date of the main script
aka HTML page like the SSI command flastmod.
My solution so far is:
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use Time::gmtime;
use File::stat;
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Last modified: [+ localtime(stat($req_rec->filename())->mtime); +]
or
Last modified: [+ localtime(
