hi,
Is there Session module that has capability more like ASP::Session
rather than Apache::Session.(I mean hanlidng the cookies too, Joshua is
it easy to extract Session functionality from ASP as a standalone module
:")).
OR
what mostly the MASON people use to handle Sessions.
Thanx
=
Thanks a lot, Randy!!! I recompiled mod_perl with that flag, and now
PerlModule/PerlRequire/Use ...
work! Apache comes up, and everything seems fine so far! But I don't know
how this flag
influences whatever.
Apache loads all APache modules twice. This flag disables all PerlRequire
and
I copied both Apache and Perl from NT to Win95 after I recompiled mod_perl
with
the PERL_STARTUP_DONE_CHECK flag and it worked! PerlModule/PerlRequire
and use let Apache start - fine ! It works on NT and Win95.
I was so happy about it that I thought the other problem is solved too -
but
it
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Doug MacEac
hern writes:
(gdb) longmess
at /opt/local/perl/Apache/Constants.pm line 19
Apache::Constants::AUTOLOAD() called at /opt/local/perl/Apache/Regis
try
hmm, add this to .gdbinit:
define perl_get_sv
set $sv = perl_get_sv($arg0, 0)
printf
well, you are missing something :)
p 73: "Apache will walk through the registered uri_translate handlers until
one returns a status other than DECLINED."
thus I suspect that SimpleTranslation::handler is returning OK, so your
request never gets to FancyTranslation::handler
HTH
--Geoff
I just ran into a problem I don't understand:
I was testing a PerlAccessHandler on a cgi (not modperl)
directory like this:
Directory /my/user/directory
SetHandler perl-script
PerlAccessHandler My::Access
/Directory
when I tried to access a cgi script and got passed the access
control
Hi all,
What is the best way to have a Location directive apply to an entire
site except for a single directory?
This relates to Apache::AuthenCookie. I'm trying to "require
valid-user" for the entire site except for a directory ("/register").
Thanks...
Rob
Kees Vonk 7249 24549 wrote:
I just ran into a problem I don't understand:
I was testing a PerlAccessHandler on a cgi (not modperl)
directory like this:
Directory /my/user/directory
SetHandler perl-script
PerlAccessHandler My::Access
/Directory
What about the normal cgi stuff
I just ran into a problem I don't understand:
I was testing a PerlAccessHandler on a cgi (not modperl)
directory like this:
Directory /my/user/directory
SetHandler perl-script
PerlAccessHandler My::Access
/Directory
Don't use SetHandler for a PerlAccessHandler, it's only for
What is the best way to have a Location directive apply to an entire
site except for a single directory?
Set the site-wide handler in a Location "/" and override the handler
for the "register" dir by setting the default handler in Location
"/register". Unfortuntaly, I don't know the name of
Have you been able to install it as a NT Service? I can only run
1.3.9/1.2.21 from the command line. 1.3.6/1.2.21 are working fine.
:( I hate NT.
John
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
It works perfectly well for me. I have modperl 1.21, apache 1.3.9 on
RedHad linux (5.2). I install any number of TransHandlers and as long
as each one of them returns DECLINED they are all executed. I tried
both ways (one line and multiple lines) and everything has worked.
Probably you just need
On Dec 15, 1999 at 09:56:03 -0400, Eric L. Brine twiddled the keys to say:
What is the best way to have a Location directive apply to an entire
site except for a single directory?
Set the site-wide handler in a Location "/" and override the handler
for the "register" dir by setting the
- Original Message -
From: "Andrei A. Voropaev" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Evgenii Bazarov" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 10:18 AM
Subject: Re: again - more then one PerlTransHandler
It works perfectly well for me. I have modperl 1.21, apache
This is going to be long. It's also incomplete because I want to run one more
test that came to me this AM.
--
Output of perl -v:
This is perl, version 5.005_02 built for PA-RISC2.0
Copyright 1987-1998, Larry Wall
Perl may be copied only under the terms of either the Artistic License or the
Doug MacEachern wrote:
On Tue, 14 Dec 1999, C. R. Oldham wrote:
My Apache core dumps on graceful restart. if you can reproduce the core
dump and run:
% gdb httpd core
(gdb) where
(gdb) where
#0 0x80f4d4b in do_clean_objs ()
#1 0x80f4ccf in visit ()
#2 0x80f4df2 in Perl_sv_clean_objs
(gdb) perl_get_sv("Apache::Constants::AUTOLOAD")
Apache::Constants::OPT_EXECCGI
what I was about to suggest trying is already in the modperl cvs Changes:
preload Apache::Constants::OPT_EXECCGI() for Apache::{Registry,PerlRun}
thanks to Chris Remshaw for spotting this w/ Apache::DProf
so try
Have you been able to install it as a NT Service? I can only run
1.3.9/1.2.21 from the command line. 1.3.6/1.2.21 are working fine.
:( I hate NT.
Did you try to compile mod_perl with
#define PERL_STARTUP_DONE_CHECK 1
at the top of the mod_perl.h? This may solve your problem.
Gerald
Hi all,
On my system I have a global PerlHandler module that processes all incoming
requests. Within itself, the module filters out requests that are not of
particular MIME types or requests containing '/resources/' in their uris
and lets them to be processed by their intended handlers (by
Did you try to compile mod_perl with
#define PERL_STARTUP_DONE_CHECK 1
at the top of the mod_perl.h? This may solve your problem.
Yes, without that define, DBI breaks and I can't run from the
command line without -X
Very frustrating, but no more so than the typical experience of
using
Everybody who is interested in some basic knowledge about Apache stages and
mod_perl handlers, may take a look at my article in german iX magazin
1/2000. It's also available in the web unter
http://www.heise.de/ix/artikel/2000/01/156/
Gerald
Yes, without that define, DBI breaks and I can't run from the
command line without -X
Very frustrating, but no more so than the typical experience of
using NT.
Did you first uninstall the old one (Apache -u), before installing the new
one? Does the error log contains any hints?
Gerald
File does not exist: proxy:http://localhost:8088/data.xml
I've tried returning DECLINED from the handler to let the proxy module to
kick in (with return DECLINED if $r-filename =~ m/^proxy:/;),
but I still
get the same error message.
setting the right handler again, may help:
if
Just tried it; didn't help. The error message is still there.
Is it possible that the proxy setup is somehow screwed up? I checked and
rechecked and everything seems fine: mod_proxy is loaded, ProxyRequests is
turned on. I can't think of anything else to check.
Regards
Dmitry
At 12:37 PM
FWIW, I have Randy Kobes' modperl/apache distribution installed on NT 4.0 as a
service.
It appears to execute successfully using ODBC against an Access database locally
and a DB2 database on a remote machine.
John D Groenveld [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/15/99 03:28:23 PM
To: "Gerald Richter"
raptor wrote:
hi,
Is there Session module that has capability more like ASP::Session
rather than Apache::Session.(I mean hanlidng the cookies too, Joshua is
it easy to extract Session functionality from ASP as a standalone module
:")).
OR
what mostly the MASON people use to handle
Hi,
I have come to know that if i want to use perl for my dynamic web-pages, i
have to configure my apache with mod_perl module. I would really appreciate
if someone can provide me some help on how to do it or install perl module
for apache???
(pardon my proper english) All i am trying to
I have come to know that if i want to use perl for my dynamic web-pages, i
have to configure my apache with mod_perl module. I would really appreciate
if someone can provide me some help on how to do it or install perl module
for apache???
(pardon my proper english) All i am trying to
Hi all,
On 14 Dec 1999, Greg Stark wrote:
I think the interdependence with the apache tree and the mod_perl
tree just makes things too complicated. I'm not unfamiliar with
complicated building software -- even fairly complex software, but
mod_perl just plain won that weekend, I conceded
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, you wrote:
Hi all,
On 14 Dec 1999, Greg Stark wrote:
I think the interdependence with the apache tree and the mod_perl
tree just makes things too complicated. I'm not unfamiliar with
complicated building software -- even fairly complex software, but
mod_perl
- Original Message -
From: Gerald Richter [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Rolf Ohnmacht [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 12:43 PM
Subject: Re: EmbPerl use HTML::Embperl failed ( just Win95 )
Same old message:
Can't load
- Original Message -
From: John D Groenveld [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Rolf Ohnmacht [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 15, 1999 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: Win32+PerlModule works !!!
Have you been able to install it as a NT Service? I can only run
1.3.9/1.2.21
Dear Folks,
a kind of weird problem is making me crazy:
i wrote two scripts, all under mod_perl and they seem to be
ok. One calls the other one and passes some arguments to
it through the query_string (url_params); well, the latter
Hi there,
Good to hear from you again.
On Wed, 15 Dec 1999, Eric Cholet wrote:
I'm strongly opposed to this suggestion. I have always built
mod_perl + apache in one single step (perl Makefile.PL EVERYTHING=1
DO_HTTPD=1 make install), I like the fact that I install just the
binary httpd
the [query_string (url_params)] usually reads this query_string in
correctly, like this:
record=32lang=it
BUT, SOMETIMES (random?) query_string is read
like:
'record=32lang=it'
Where could my error be?
Do you have any mod_perl handlers that work at an earlier phase of the
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