Hi,
what OS you are running on ? Maybe you can send the output of perl -V
Gerald
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>
> I'm getting a make test errors in the mod_perl and cgi modes. Let me know
> if you need any further details.
>
> Thanks,
> Tom
>
> Apache 1.3.19
>
>Any one know how to set the embperl Log file path
>for embpcgi.pl script.
You can add a
SetEnv EMPPERL_LOGFILE /path/to/embperl.log
or if you don't run Apache and can't set an environment variable, add it to
the top of embpcgi.pl, just like
$ENV{EMPPERL_LOGFILE} = '/path/to/embperl.log' ;
Ge
Hello friends,
A small problem -
Any one know how to set the embperl Log file
path
for embpcgi.pl script.
I have installed it on freeBSD 4.2 and it keeps
filling my
/ (root) file system, as the default location is in
/tmp
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanx.
Regards
Mustafa M
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> > And if
> > I make the daemon pre-forking (i.e. able to efficiently handle multiple
> > requests in parallel, like apache) then it could be quite useful in a
> > web server environment. Plus, for busy websites you could put the
> > spellcheck server on its own machine,
> And if
> I make the daemon pre-forking (i.e. able to efficiently handle multiple
> requests in parallel, like apache) then it could be quite useful in a
> web server environment. Plus, for busy websites you could put the
> spellcheck server on its own machine, load balance etc.
>
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Angus Lees wrote:
>
> On Tue, Mar 13, 2001 at 09:42:48AM -0500, Neil Gunton wrote:
> > But it doesn't seem to affect the main problem of the spawn
> > failing. This is a real corker. I wonder what else is different when
> > we are running under Apache/mod_perl? I guess it could still be a
> > st
