> > I use mod_gzip (http://www.remotecommunications.com/apache/mod_gzip/)
with
> > the following configuration:
>
> Thanks, it works and it's cool.
>
:-)
> I just wanted to add that my production server does a funny thing: when
> I enable mod_gzip for Embperl pages Apache somehow manages to lea
>
> Embperl does not seem to accept the semi-colon separaters out of the
> box.
Brent A. Ellingson send a patch to make semicolons works, just one week ago
to the list. It's already applied to the CVS version of Embperl (along with
change of URL escaping, to escape ; now). So the easiest is to fe
At 9:14 PM -0500 4/19/01, John Aughey wrote:
>Embperl does not seem to accept the semi-colon separaters out of the
>box. I'm gone through the documentation, but I can't seem to find how to
>change this behavior. Does anyone know how to have Embperl use
>semi-colon's to seperate input fields?
Th
Traditionally parameters that are embedded in a url are separated by an
ampersand. So a URL might look like http://form.cgi?id=1&foo=bar
The new style is to use semi-colons to separate parameters so it would
look like http://form.cgi?id=1;foo=bar
Embperl does not seem to accept the semi-colon s
> Have you ever tested CGI mode under PWS or IIS ?
Yes, I have customers that uses Embperl as CGI under IIS which works for
quite a while without problems, but, as I said before, I never have tried
perlis.dll.
The CGI installations that I mentioned above, have a mapping of .epl to
embpcgi.pl, w
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> > what's the best/recommanded way to compress Embperl's output? There're
> ...
> >What are you using?
>
> I use mod_gzip (http://www.remotecommunications.com/apache/mod_gzip/) with
> the following configuration:
Thanks, it works and it's cool.
I just wanted to add
