I realize not a lot of you do mod_perl stuff, but I¹m trying to create a
database preloader using a typical startup.pl file. I¹m using the mod_perl
example out of the mod_perl O¹Reilly book in Chapter 4. I have it compiling
and seemingly functioning properly (I can¹t test it just yet)...but as
I have a completely functional version of Apache running, but I¹m trying to
upgrade the system by reinstalling Apache and mod_perl to create a fresh
beginning for to better diagnose my OSX mod_perl issues. For some reason I¹m
getting a Makefile.PL build problem that I don¹t understand. I¹m getting
It would seem after many attempts to get anything of any level of complexity
running in mod_perl under OSX, that perhaps it can¹t be done. I have
libraries that work fine in the normal cgi-bin, but constantly produce 500
server errors when running from my mod_perl mod-cgi bin. I can get little
For some reason, all my CGIs that spit out HTML for Netscape browsers
(Netscape and Firefox) display the actual HTML and not the HTML page. Is
there something I¹ve done wrong in my http.conf? Has anyone else seen this?
Best,
M ark
I need to do multipart/x-mixed-replace in IE just like wellsfargo.com
does...where one page leads to another. I know that there is a lot of
content on the web about how IE can't do it, but wells is doing
something right. Also downloads.com can does it.
Can anyone provide an example of how this
I've got a perfectly functioning MySQL server that I'm using with Perl.
I'm now at a stage where I need to switch my login string from
127.0.0.1 to my IP address for remote access. For some reason my
installation of MySQL is bouncing the socket request. I have 3306
opened via the firewall
I¹ve now spend the entire day playing with simple Perl examples using XML
Parsers, both in an OO manner and with flat parsers, and every indication is
that XML is just too slow in Perl. Even reading a 1k file into memory using
XML::Xpath takes an entire second before a node lookup can be done.
Why the Perl modules complain about the installation of Perl on OS X?
I.e.
Error: Unable to locate installed Perl libraries or Perl source code.
It is recommended that you install perl in a standard location before
building extensions. Some precompiled versions of perl do not contain
