Success on Perl 5.6 with patches!

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RE: Session Management

Hi, > > HTTP_COOKIE has the same value on each page, just as I would expect. > The $udat{'username'} is undefined at each new page, even though > it is given a > value several times. > > The database currently has 8 records in the sessions table using > the HTTP_COOKIE > value as the id. They appe

RE: embperl, mod_perl, session management troubles

Hello, > > I have ran into a problem with setting up embperl and mod_perl. > > I am using Session Tracking, and mod_perl. > > The problem is : when I have : > in the httpd.conf > PerlModule HTML::Embperl > > I don't session tracking doesn't work and MBPERL_UID cookie doesn't get > set on my

RE: EMBPERL_VIRTLOG

Hi, > > I've added this to /etc/apache/access.conf, according to the docs: > > SetEnv EMBPERL_DEBUG 10477 > SetEnv EMBPERL_VIRTLOG /log > > > SetHandler perl-script > PerlHandler HTML::Embperl > Options ExecCGI > > > > And the links show up in Embperl html files. However, clicking > the link br

embperl, mod_perl, session management troubles

Hello, I have ran into a problem with setting up embperl and mod_perl. I am using Session Tracking, and mod_perl. The problem is : when I have : in the httpd.conf PerlModule HTML::Embperl I don't session tracking doesn't work and MBPERL_UID cookie doesn't get set on my browser. when I

Re: Passing a Embperl variable to a cgi

sure - why not? embperl will output the html. the browser will request the page with the query specified. cliff rayman genwax.com PhilKnowlton wrote: > I'm wonder is it possible to pass a variable into a cgi this way? > > > > #this line is contained in the footer.html that uses EmbperlObject.

EMBPERL_VIRTLOG

Hi Everyone, I've added this to /etc/apache/access.conf, according to the docs: SetEnv EMBPERL_DEBUG 10477 SetEnv EMBPERL_VIRTLOG /log SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler HTML::Embperl Options ExecCGI And the links show up in Embperl html files. However, clicking the link brings up a 404.

Passing a Embperl variable to a cgi

I'm wonder is it possible to pass a variable into a cgi this way? #this line is contained in the footer.html that uses EmbperlObject. Phillip Knowlton - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e

RE: Error with charset...

> > >This error is due to changes in Apache 1.3.12. It's already solved in the > >CVS Version of Embperl (http://perl.apache.org/from-cvs/embperl) > > > >Gerald > > I downloaded the last one and now I have: > > registry/errpage.htm... > Error in Line 95 > Is: >< > Should: >Additionally, a 500

RE: Embperl and Perl 5.6 (was: Compile problems)

Hi, I just commit a few changes to the CVS that makes Embperl work with Perl 5.6. Either fetch it via annonymous CVS or wait until a new tarball is generated at http://perl.apache.org/from-cvs/embperl. The patch I send today morning (my time) was nearly correct. The correct version is change li

RE: Error with charset...

> > First, about the segmentation fault: after getting back to Perl > 5.00503, it > eliminated this problem. > Fine. I am working on the perl 5.6 issue and it should be solved soon. > Now, at a later stage of the make test phase, I get this: > > -- > registry/errpage.htm... > Error in Li

Re: Session Management

i use the redirect via location with embperl and %udat everyday without a problem. something else must be wrong with your configuration. cliff rayman genwax.com indrek siitan wrote: > Hi, > > > But my problem of the other page where the session management > > just doesn't work at all is still

Error with charset...

First, about the segmentation fault: after getting back to Perl 5.00503, it eliminated this problem. Now, at a later stage of the make test phase, I get this: -- registry/errpage.htm... Error in Line 79 Is: >Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1< Should: >Content-Type: text/htm

RE: caching patch for Embperl 1.2.1 / 1.3b2

Gerald Richter writes: >Francis J. Lacoste has send me a patch for the same problem, two weeks ago. >His patch creates an cache for every filename/packagename combination. This >will perform better, but costs more memory. I think I will use this patch. Oh, excellent. I thought that was The Right