>
> I'm having a problem specifying which domain, on a box with several hosted
> domains, a perl module is used. For example, in my perl.conf file I have:
>
>
> SetHandler perl-script
> PerlHandler Apache::SearchMod
>
>
> if I have domainA.com and domainB.com, both of t
hi,
I'm having a problem specifying which domain, on a box with several hosted
domains, a perl module is used. For example, in my perl.conf file I have:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Apache::SearchMod
if I have domainA.com and domainB.com, both of the following
Anyone got this to work with
apache-1.3.9 and mod_perl-1.21?
We are building an e-commerce/infomediary for a segment of the
luxury travel market that is set to explode. This Internet startup is
an awesome opportunity and is on the acquisition/high valuation path.
The founders are some of the best I've worked with and are doing
things they everyone said
Additionally, one thing that is not clear, is how much memory
would actually be saved by building it as DSO.
It will not be used by any non-apache binaries, and when built
statically, most of it ends up in shared memory in any case.
cliff rayman
genwax.com
"Frank D. Cringle" wrote:
> Jeff Mac
Jeff Macdonald <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
> I've read the archives, and from what I can tell, mod_perl sometimes
> works as a DSO, and other times doesn't. I've seen Frank Cringle say it
> works, then later to link static. I've seen Doug say it should work.
> I've seen other say it works, b
Jeremey,
I wrote a program for that purpose for some adult sites a while back. My
solution was to write a cron script that every 5 minutes analyzed a
section of the access logs for the requets by authed users and the
compared acess times with IP's the authed user was connecting from. This
soluti
Hi,
Sorry about the late followup, just recovered from New Years. =) My
original problem was:
> I've looked in the archives and the docs, but can't seem to find an
> answer. I can't be the only one having this problem. I'm trying to
> install ApacheDBI and it goes on fine, but whenever I try and
After fixing a y2k bug of my ftp server :-((, the URL
ftp://ftp.dev.ecos.de/pub/perl/embperl/HTML-Embperl-1.2.1.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/GRICHTER/HTML-Embperl-1.2.1.tar.gz
size: 256739 bytes
md5: f6ce9589fd314dee1720878a612bce01
Embperl is a module for embed
Excellent! Thank you.
Dave
Stas> Try to add
Stas> PerlModule Apache::Registry
Stas> before the part
>> I would like to use the Apache::DB as described on
>> http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html, but I get an "Undefined
>> subroutine &Apache::Registry::handler" error. Any suggestions?
> I am looking for a ModPerl-module that gives me similar functionality as
> Zope (written in Python and C) an application server.
> Especially being able to modify/build a site stored in a database
> through a webb interface.
> Yes, I have looked at CPAN and the Apache/Perl Module List, but was
Cliff,
I wanted him to work for the rest of it, or at least go to another list.
It looks like he wanted two arrays, @in_hash_one_alone and @in_hash_two_alone,
so having him push to one array may confuse him. he's better off doing a little
studying, methinks.
ed
I didn't read the original post but based on your spec of:
"find me keys that are not in both hashes"
I think the boilerplate code should be:
foreach (keys %hash_one) {
push(@here_not_there, $_) unless exists $hash_two{$_};
}
foreach (keys %hash_two){
push(@here_not_there,
Really Dheeraj,
This is not a mod_perl specific question, and I don't know the all important context
into which this boilerplate code you are seeking to elicit from the list is to be
dropped.
here is a boilerplate "find me keys that are not in both hashes":
foreach (keys %hash_one) {
> "Jeremy" == Jeremy Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jeremy> I figure someone, somewhere has done this already, so I
Jeremy> thought I might ask here.
Jeremy> What I need to do is limit the number of times a user can
Jeremy> connect to the webserver. Basically, if user x is
Jeremy> authe
I figure someone, somewhere has done this already, so I thought I might ask
here.
What I need to do is limit the number of times a user can connect to the
webserver. Basically, if user x is authenticated from more than y number
of IPs within z minutes, I want the authentication to be declined.
We have an outstanding ground-floor opportunity for the right person. Must have
strong technical skills in mod_perl application development and some or all of
the following: database development, c language, linux/unix system
administration. Must also have the desire and ability to invest substan
Hi Perl Gurus,
I got two passwd files, I am able to create two different hashes
using "userid" as the key. Now I wanna compare those two hashes and
print out the fields that dont match.
I would appreciate if someone can help in doing so.
Thanx
--
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Could that be somehow connected with the stuff done in modules? I have
perl 5.004.04 but I didn't have that problem with the first version of
my modules, but after I launched new version that problem became
really "popular" I have quite a few of those warnings in my logs. The
only big thing that I
Matt Sergeant wrote:
> Hmm.. maybe you have an original 5.005 (and no patchlevel) then. I
> seriously recommend a perl upgrade. There were bugs there that have since
> been fixed, and some of those may lead to your error.
Happens here on Perl 5.005_03, Apache 1.3.6, mod_perl 1.21 all built
local
Try to add
PerlModule Apache::Registry
before the part
> I would like to use the Apache::DB as described on
> http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html, but I get an "Undefined
> subroutine &Apache::Registry::handler" error. Any suggestions?
>
> My config before trying Apache::DB :
>
> A
Hello!
I am looking for a ModPerl-module that gives me similar functionality as
Zope (written in Python and C) an application server.
Especially being able to modify/build a site stored in a database
through a
webb interface.
Yes, I have looked at CPAN and the Apache/Perl Module List, but was
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