Re(2): Re(2): Timeout

Thank you to the ff: • [EMAIL PROTECTED] • [EMAIL PROTECTED] and to you Gerald. I found a print statement not in my emperl page but in my perl module. Thanks again. [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >There is some print out before the headers, either other headers or >something from a

Re: Recordset Installation error - DB Login problem

Hi , > > I need help installing DBIx::Recordset. > > the make test failed at: > DBIx::Database setup... > Test terminated with fatal error! Look at test.log > *** Error exit code 2 > This normaly occurs when in the database that you are using for the test other tables exists. Normaly this isn't a

Re: Re(2): Timeout

> Thank you for responding. > > But i'm not using any print statement. > I'm actually fetching 124 rows from two tables contained in two database > and display it in embperl page. The result page is just 57kb. > There is some print out before the headers, either other headers or something from a

Re: non-root install?

> Ok, take a crack at this one: > > My web hosting company: > 1) does not allow access to make > 2) does not allow access to gcc > 3) does not (obviously) give me the root access necessary to compile RPMs > > Can anyone think of a way to acquire and run Embperl under these > conditions? I don't re

Recordset Installation error - DB Login problem

Hi Gerald and all, I need help installing DBIx::Recordset. the make test failed at: DBIx::Database setup... Test terminated with fatal error! Look at test.log *** Error exit code 2 The test.log shows: DBIx::Database setup... DB: Successfull

non-root install?

Ok, take a crack at this one: My web hosting company: 1) does not allow access to make 2) does not allow access to gcc 3) does not (obviously) give me the root access necessary to compile RPMs Can anyone think of a way to acquire and run Embperl under these conditions? I don't really care about

Re: Timeout

Well, I call tell you *what* is happening:: a couple of line breaks are somehow being inserted into your headers, causing whatever comes after them to be treated as content. Try calling your page from lwp-response with the show headers option. Unfortunately, I can't tell you why this is happening

Re(2): Timeout

Thank you for responding. But i'm not using any print statement. I'm actually fetching 124 rows from two tables contained in two database and display it in embperl page. The result page is just 57kb. sherwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >Sherwin Daganato wrote: > >> I have a 400+ line embperl pa

Re: Timeout

Sherwin Daganato wrote: > I have a 400+ line embperl page and i'm using it with perl DBI. > Does anyone knows why the line below appeared on top of my page? > I already tried it in IE and Netscape. > Thanks. > > HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 12:55:49 GMT Server: Apache/1.3.12 > (Unix) (R

Timeout

I have a 400+ line embperl page and i'm using it with perl DBI. Does anyone knows why the line below appeared on top of my page? I already tried it in IE and Netscape. Thanks. HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 12:55:49 GMT Server: Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) (Red Hat/Linux) PHP/3.0.12 mod_perl/1.

Re: Closing a session

Hi, ... again. > > tied(%udat)->delete ; > $http_headers_out{'Set-Cookie'} = "EMBPERL_UID=; expires=Thu, 1-Jan-1970 > 00:00:01 GMT"; > > Setting the expiration date was NOT enough. > Setting EMBPERL_UID to nothing prevented from recovering %udat data after > creating > a new session. > > Both s

Re: Closing a session

Hi, ... again. My 2 {cent,centimes,mark,...} {hack,solution}. tied(%udat)->delete ; $http_headers_out{'Set-Cookie'} = "EMBPERL_UID=; expires=Thu, 1-Jan-1970 00:00:01 GMT"; Setting the expiration date was NOT enough. Setting EMBPERL_UID to nothing prevented from recovering %udat data after creat