Re: Forward: Bug#241116: libembperl-perl_2.0b10-1(ia64/unstable): FTBFS: fills chroot

> > This version (debian 2.0b10-1) already included these patches: > * Include bugfixes from Embperl CVS: >- fix Validate JS code >- fix endless loop with call sub inside table >- fix select without name dynamic loop >- fix nesting of tab and select >- fix upload with CGI 3.01

Re: Problem with Embperl::Object

> > PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_SESSION_HANDLER_CLASS 'no' Embperl 2 need a directive EMbperl_Use_Env on to recognize environment variables. Better is to write without the PerlSetENv e.g. EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE base.htm Gerald --- Ge

Re: [PATCH] for Apache2.1

Hi, thanks for the patch. I will include it in the next release Gerald Beau E. Cox wrote: > Hello Gerald and all - > > I have been testing with Apache2.1/mod_perl 2 and found that the > following two patches are necessary for Embperl to run under > Apache2.1. > > Both patches have been sucessful

Re: Cache Embperl output

> > I've been using Embperl about for 2 years and I like it! > This is very good, power and light tool to build dynamic > content using Perl. > :-) > I've read once in this mail list about possibility to cache > Embperl output like that: > > [- Execute ( { inputfile=>'myEmbperl.html', expires_in

Re: cgi app under embperl::object

> I have now noticed the EMBPERL_OBJECT_ADDPATH configuration variable. > Is > it correct to assume that if I include the subdir of cgi-bin that > holds > my web calendar using this config variable the whole app will show in > my template? Is there a security concern with this approach? > The ADD