At 7:37 PM -0600 3/16/02, Puneet Kishor wrote:
>I have one index.pl (this is a web app), and everything passes
>through this. So, if the call is to index.pl?do=login then the login
>page is included, if the call is to index.pl?do=verify then the
>verify page is included. This is how I work in t
> "Kee" == Kee Hinckley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Kee> True, but the shell should not be expanding a '!' when it's inside of
Kee> single quotes, only double quotes. Is this a tcsh feature? I don't
Kee> know tcsh, the first thing I did when I got OSX was switch to zsh.
It's one of the man
On Sunday, March 17, 2002, at 09:26 AM, Kee Hinckley wrote:
> Using Embperl's EmbperlObject model you could do this automatically in
> a readable fashion. Loading "login" would wrap it in a top-level
> template automatically. Or alternatively you could have "login.html"
> include "index.pl
Hi all,
I am having a lot of difficulty with mod_perl... I upgraded to Perl 561
and mod_perl, and now mod_perl simply does not work. Everytime I start
Apache with mod_perl turned on, I get the following in my error_log
perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please check that your
That downside could easily be fixed thought the use of mod_rewrite,
no? But as you say, it may not be as important for an application...
Pete
> One downside is that the URLs are cryptic (actually not so, since
>every call has a hint to what is going to be done via the index
>file, for eg, i
can anyone tell me what on earth these messages in my httpd/error_log
mean.
[Sun Mar 17 22:51:30 2002] Strict.pm: Subroutine bits redefined at
/System/Library/Perl/Strict.pm line 101.
[Sun Mar 17 22:51:30 2002] Strict.pm: Subroutine import redefined at
/System/Library/Perl/Strict.pm line 107.
