> > >
> > > I have a little problem with my embedded perl HTML, it's losing a
hour.
> > > Says 22:00 at 23:00. I has tried to find what makes this distance, but
> > > can't find out.
> > >
> > This surely is not a problem of Embperl. I guess the timezone isn't
> > correctly set when running under
> I've heard that a useful tool for debugging perl cgi scripts is to run
> them through ddd on a XWindows machine when the user calls the
> web page.
>
> Is this possible with Embperl?
>
Yes, 2.0 supports debugging your page with the perl debugger. In offline
mode you can use the Perl debugger wi
> What am I overlooking here? My web pages don't show up with the
> debug info any more!
>
Yes, 2.0b5 supports the debug link only on error pages. The content of the
logfile is different, as it was in 1.3.x, because of the different way 2.0
works, so it isn't as much usefull for application de
I've heard that a useful tool for debugging perl cgi scripts is to run
them through ddd on a XWindows machine when the user calls the
web page.
Is this possible with Embperl?
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No,
I'm saving the file itself to file.$$ ($$ is the pid#). I'm saving the
original file name in another file, original_file_name.$$.
This way I have all the information I need but the user doesn't know
what the file was saved as and therefore has no access to it.
On 13 Dec 2001, at 13:21, Boyd
So if I am saving say client.js you are first saving this file to something
called file.$$ then you save it to client.$$
How would you then show to the user the file info so that others can view
the information?
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From: Scott Chapman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Oops! Hey, do Logfile links only show up when there's an error?
Scott
On 13 Dec 2001, at 7:41, Scott Chapman wrote:
> What am I overlooking here? My web pages don't show up with the
> debug info any more!
>
> [Apache 1.3.22, mod_perl 1.26, embperl 2.0b5]
>
> I also have some questions re
Just something to consider. There can be security problems when
you save a file to the name the user chose. If they upload a .pl file
for example and then manange to call it as a CGI script you get
the idea? When I upload a file, I either save it to a fixed name, if
this is applicable,
What am I overlooking here? My web pages don't show up with the
debug info any more!
[Apache 1.3.22, mod_perl 1.26, embperl 2.0b5]
I also have some questions regarding config stuff below. They are
in as comments.
Here's my srm.conf file:
# When should I use "PerlSetEnv" and when "SetEnv"
> >>I`ve implemented a callback function EMBPERL_INPUT_FUNC for encrypting
the
> >>source code, but Embperl (1.3.3-dev) is calling it only for *.epl files
and
> >>not for *.phtml files.
> GR> Looks like you have setup the INPUT_FUNC only for epl files in your
> GR> httpd.conf. If this isn't the pr
> I am looking at using the the Upload example (found on the embperl site)
but
> am a little lost.
>
> The example has the file that is being uploaded saved to the server as
> file.$$. I would like the file name to be the same as the one that was
> selected. When I look at the $fdat{ImageName}
> I can get a script to write a file but read never seems to happen.
>
> open (FILE, "/tmp/emb.txt") || die "open failed $!";
> $line = ;
> return $line;
>
> I get an error with $line = ;
>
As other already said Embperl treats as a HTML tag in the default
configuration. There
> I am getting an perl.exe - Unable to Locate DLL error that says The
dynamic
> link library ApacheCore.dll could not be found in the specified path and
> then it displays my $PATH variable contents.
This is normal when it's compiled for mod_perl, but you don't use mod_perl
> When I add the pa
Hi!
>
> I have a little problem with my embedded perl HTML, it's losing a hour.
> Says 22:00 at 23:00. I has tried to find what makes this distance, but
> can't find out.
>
This surely is not a problem of Embperl. I guess the timezone isn't
correctly set when running under Apache. Check your envi
>How can embperl log be turned the off?
>Removing all embperl log env did not work
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_DEBUG 0
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_LOG /dev/null
(These two lines must be before the PerlModule HTML::Embperl)
Gerald
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