the .epl
page which Executes the .epf and .epb's. Given that .epf and .epb
outnumber .epl in our source try by something like 20:1 a single
"hidden" directory wouldn't buy us too much.
Might not apply to your situation, but it /is/ another alternative.
Erik
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On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 08:58:45AM +0100, gerhard.egger wrote:
> Dear Gus,
>
> this really helped me!
>
> i added to my .xemacs-custom file:
Are there perhaps 2 different mmm-modes? I've never been able to
download the one mentioned in the Embperl docs (bad link). I'm using
the mmm-mode from
ll still serve up all the other files out there - it only loses a
single file at a time. Usually it's losing a .pm (I'm not sure if
I've seen it lose an Embperl page).
apache 1.3.22
mod_perl1.26
mod_ss
s crappy extra window dressings) to get syntax
highlighting in mmm-mode.
That said, mmm-mode makes it worthwhile to actually put up with the X
version.
Erik
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ot asking.
But Embperl immediately assumes it should call Apache->request() if
Apache is loaded. Is there any way around this? I'd rather not
refactor the other module, but if there's no way to keep Embperl
behaved I won't have any choice.
Erik
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if (exists $INC
>
> to
> elsÃf ($ENV{MOD_PERL})
>
> Let me know if this works for you, so I could try to make Embperl 2 behave
> better in the future
Yep. This works like a charm. Now I just have to decide whether or
not to run with a c
Purely worrying about pilot
error over here.
Thanks again,
Erik
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ion, tty, etc. The chdir / is also a
good idea.
here's the sequence I use, setting $0 is optional:
chdir "/";
$0=$name;
close STDOUT;
close STDERR;
close STDIN;
POSIX::setsid(); # this takes care of controlling terminals
Erik
les, most of the time.
So I guess you could say I keep all of my subroutines in other files.
:)
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never been a file of this name on my server...
> it looks like some kind of buffer overrun attempt, doesn't it? Could the
> codes at the end be the buffer overrun exploit?
Yep, I'm getting hit with a bunch of these, too. Eleven of them so far
today.
Could it be some kind of atta
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