Hi,
I'm trying desperately to get File Uploads working with Apache/1.3.6
(Unix) for AIX 4.3, I believe I need to get hold of
the "amcO File upload class" files (I'm not sure), but I cant find
anywhere - if anyone can provide them or point me the right
direction, It'd get me out of a hole...
Ta
Why is it that my memory usage is going up and up, and
shutting down the two
major consumers of memory (Apache/mod_perl and MySQL) don't
reclaim that
memory?
I am running RedHat 6, with Apache 1.3.9, mod_perl 1.21, and
MySQL 3.23a.
As an aswer to my question to anybody in a similar
On Mon, Nov 08, 1999 at 04:05:30PM +, Nigel Wale wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying desperately to get File Uploads working with Apache/1.3.6
(Unix) for AIX 4.3, I believe I need to get hold of
the "amcO File upload class" files (I'm not sure), but I cant find
anywhere - if anyone can provide them
Hi!
My offer in TODO for Embperl:
Now exist useful structure ($row,$col):
table
tr
td[+ $a[$row][$col] +] /td
/tr
/table
but often it is requested have attrib for cell with period
(Ex: cell color as chess).
Is will be very useful if make parcel this structure:
[-
$a[0][0] =
well, I did some searching in the archives
(http://forum.swarthmore.edu/discussions/epi-search/modperl.html :)
for the exact phrase "Invalid command '=pod'" and came up with quite a
list...
it seems you are not the first to encounter this problem. However, all the
answers (from high up in the
I was wondering (as Embperl embraces so very many hacks for the sake of
usefulness =) if it would be considered favorable to add a special case
for -] occurring inside of a regexp to be _not_ considered the end of
a embedded perl block.
(This may have come up before, I haven't been following
On Tue, Nov 09, 1999 at 10:24:39AM +0800, Trevor Phillips wrote:
Another alternative is to get the MD5 base64 key to the URI. My query is, what
is the chance of two URI's giving the same MD5? Is there any risk in it, or is
MD5 guranteed to give unique ID's? (I know the risk would be SLIM, but
here's a suggestion - although I did not try it.
[! $expr="[^-]+"; !]
[- $testdata=~m!$expr!go; -]
I also didn't tried it, but it should work this way.
if not - probably can work around it by placing this code in
a separate module and calling it with embperl.
Would work also, but seems
Auto-generated mathematica output... People who choose to put optional
information within a document inside of brackets... I have hundreds of
examples here on our site (http://www.research.att.com/) where we've bumped
up against the use of square brackets followed by one of the key characters
embperl escape character?
okay I'm reaching here. something like
]] to indicate - ignore the next embperl character. so something ugly like
[- $testdata=~m![^]]-]+!; -]
could work. but you're right the \55 is much cleaner and easier to read.
cliff rayman
genwax.com
Gerald Richter wrote:
%
if($pid = fork) {
%
DONE...
%
} elsif(defined $pid) {
system("java PursuitSpider stdout.txt");
system("gzip stdout.txt");
}
%
ok but I end up with a defunct libhttpd.ep process left around.
You need to exit after the second system(). However, you have a
presumably huge
David Bushong [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A few times in the past months (I've been playing with Embperl a
lot, it's a hell of a lot more fun than JSP, straight CGI, or
shudder HTML::Template),
I have been trying to resist asking this, but it's no use:
why shudder?
[ I'm a recent convert to
Jason Horman wrote:
I am forking b/c PursuitSpider takes about 2 hrs to run. The above works
ok but I end up with a defunct libhttpd.ep process left around. I tried
to setpgrp(0, $$) and POSIX::setsid() from within the child code but
neither seem to detach correctly. Is there something else
just a followup: i recompiled perl from the redhat
source rpms and it seems to have fixed my memory
leaks.
thanks to everyone for their help
remi.
Remi Fasol wrote:
hi there.
i'm having problems with my redhat secure server
and
mod_perl combo
(mod_perl as a DSO). i'm new to
I compiled mod_perl with USE_APXS=1 WITH_APXS=/usr/sbin/apxs EVERYTHING=1.
Among the configure output I got "PerlSSI.enabled",
which leads me to believe that the mod_include callback is enabled.
Does the fact that I am using all DSO modules have a bearing here?
Asside from
I've hunted all over the place for this, and still haven't found the
solution. I remember seeing it for the C api, but not for Apache::*.
I own the O'Reilly book and do quite a bit of mod_perl programming, so
if someone can help me on this I'd appreciate it.
I have some setups where I need to
"BH" == Brian Haney [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BH I compiled mod_perl with USE_APXS=1 WITH_APXS=/usr/sbin/apxs EVERYTHING=1.
BH Among the configure output I got "PerlSSI.enabled",
BH which leads me to believe that the mod_include callback is enabled.
BH Does the fact that I
I have been having the same problem. I have never been able to get Perl SSI's
to work with Linux (mostly RedHat). I always build own Perl, always compile
mod_perl with EVERYTHING=1, and never use DSO's, and have never been able to
get it to work.
The exact same procedure under Solaris, however,
A quick search over at freshemat.net gives us acmemail:
http://freshmeat.net/appindex/1998/10/20/908893955.html
good luck
Chris
* Rudy ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [991109 17:59]:
I run a small ISP (www.monkeybrains.net) and would like to provide web-based email.
I plan on using POP3Client.pm.
I don't think it was Apache's DSO support that was broken, I had httpd
working
just fine with dynamic everything except mod_perl. mod_perl worked
usually but
seg faulted with one obscure xs package. I think other similar problems
have
been observed too.
In this case though I think the
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