Hi,
First of all you are right Embperl currently returns 500 for a file not
found. This will change in the future.
For the rest of your problem, I currently have no idea what's wrong. I would
suggest to create a very simple page, which only contains something like [-
die -] and to test the error
Hi,
>
> I'm trying to download a very large text file, and I'd like
> to turn off buffering on a per-page basis, since most of our
> pages don't take too long to generate.
>
> After looking through the docs, I've tried setting various
> combinations of flags in config:
> optEarlyHttpHeader,
Hi,
>
> I'm getting a strange segfault when I try to expand a hash
> inside an tag, but only when I do it inside a table.
>
Does the same problem occur when you run it offline, i.e. via embpexec.pl or
only when you use mod_perl?
Gerald
>
> Here's my excact code;
>
> [-
> $req = s
>
> On 2/12/06, Kathryn Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Why is that hard to parse? Use perl regular expressions,
> that's one
> > of the things it is good at.
> >
> > You'd just have to go
> >
> > foreach (@errors) {
> >if (/FIXME/) {
> > # respond to this error
> >}
> > }
Hi,
> I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good company that
> provides for-pay hosting that supports Embperl 2.0.
>
> I'm currently using rootroute (rootr.net), which was
> recommended on this mailing list a while back. They only
> really support Embperl 1.2 and while we've managed to get
