Hi,
I'm doing authentication against SQL database and then connecting the
same database from the (embperl) page itself, but I cannot use
Apache::DBI because there are several different databases running (with
way too many connect strings to cache). Is there any (simple) way to
reuse the db
Is there any (simple) way to reuse the db handle from
authentocation handler in serving the page?
Is it possible to put the database handle in $r-pnotes? Or
would the connection not survive that?
That should work...
Gerald
Stas,
Thanks for all your help. I think there is something different about my
server too. I have no idea what it might be, but it really does look
like there's something going on.
Here's where I am at regarding testing and trying to track down the
problem. (Aside from pulling my hair and
-Original Message-
From: Stas Bekman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 11:28 AM
To: John Walker
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Re: Bad server, Bad server, down boy! (was RE: Hey,
that ain't
taint ed, is it?)
[...]
I think it's your perl, try to rebuild
Hi,
Platform: NT4SP5
Perl: 5_005_02
Apache: 1_3_3
ModPerl modperl-1_16
Can anyone advise on the following problem. In an attempt to use
the DBI module to connect to an Oracle database from a modperl
script, I get an error (from apache.exe on the server) indicating
that the
[root@melanie /root]# rpm -qa |grep perl
mod_perl-1.19-2
perl-Devel-Symdump-2.00-3
perl-HTML-Parser-2.22-3
perl-libnet-1.0606-3
perl-libwww-5.43-3
perl-MIME-Base64-2.11-3
perl-MLDBM-2.00-3
perl-URI-1.02-3
perl-CPAN-Site-0.013-1
perl-5.00503-6
Why using RPMs for maintaining your Perl
Rich Buckley wrote:
Hi,
Platform: NT4SP5
Perl: 5_005_02
Apache: 1_3_3
ModPerl modperl-1_16
Can anyone advise on the following problem. In an attempt to use
the DBI module to connect to an Oracle database from a modperl
script, I get an error (from apache.exe on the
JWB wrote
Check your environment's ORACLE_HOME variable.
That is set OK, I can run a simple connect to database script
from the command line with np.
As a hack I moved the offending DLL into a directory on the path
that was being searched, this managed to load the DLL ok but
complained that
Has anyone tried mod_backhand (in the apache module registry) in
a front end apache proxying to multiple mod_perl'd back end
servers? It claims to load balance, keeping track of the
status and load of the back end servers, which also appear
to need the module included. Is there a better free
I'm trying to implement IPC::ShareLite on a Red Hat Linux box. I've
successfully stored/fetched the data I want between proc's, and am now
attempting to "clean up" once the httpd is killed/restarted.
Anyone has a good suggestion on how to do this? The POD for ShareLite
doesn't address this
Leslie Mikesell wrote:
Has anyone tried mod_backhand (in the apache module registry) in
a front end apache proxying to multiple mod_perl'd back end
servers? It claims to load balance, keeping track of the
status and load of the back end servers, which also appear
to need the module
Does linux have ipcs, ipcrm, etc. for listing/killing IPC resources? I use
FreeBSD so... If you're trying to do this programatically w/ perl then
start reading through module sources.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Dave Hodson
Sent:
Please point me to a FAQ document for running mod_perl with
Apache/ActivePerl on Windows NT? thx.
Ian Mahuron wrote:
Does linux have ipcs, ipcrm, etc. for listing/killing IPC resources?
Yes.
From: "Dave Hodson" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2000-01-11 09:12:32 -0500
I'm trying to implement IPC::ShareLite on a Red Hat Linux box. I've
successfully stored/fetched the data I want between proc's, and am now
attempting to "clean up" once the httpd is killed/restarted.
Anyone has a good
There are three locking wrappers for DB_File in CPAN right now. Each one
implements locking differently and has different goals in mind. It is
therefore worth knowing the difference, so that you can pick the right one
for your application.
NOTE: It is imperative that if you are going to use
David Harris wrote:
There are three locking wrappers for DB_File in CPAN right now. Each one
implements locking differently and has different goals in mind. It is
therefore worth knowing the difference, so that you can pick the right one
for your application.
Good summary. Thanks! Note
Why, reinvent the wheel? I wrote Apache::VMonitor (grab from CPAN) that
does all this and more (all but tail -f) I use it all the time, saves me a
lot of time, since I don't have to telnet!
Ok - I will try to look into that when I get time.
2) Open up and hack Apache::SizeLimit and have
I'm looking for some help getting apache to run reliably. Apache 1.3.9
with
mod_perl 1.21 and Perl 5.005_03 is running on a dual P500 with 1 Gb of
RAM
running Redhat 6.1. We run about 5 sites off the box, most of which are
fairly high traffic, and use a lot of CGI and
MySQL 3.22.25 is
Hello all-
I just got the word from down high that VC's will freak out
if they see we are using mysql and now we are looking at an Oracle
solution.
The product is a mid level mod perl application that will
receive ~500,000 hits a day. I want to engineer it to withstand up to
There is a DBD::mysql available from ActiveState. You can install it with
ppm.
ppm install DBD-mysql
Thanks,
Tim Tompkins
--
Programmer / IS Technician
http://www.arttoday.com/
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From: dave_dunstan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
mod_perl currently does not run with ActivePerl.
I believe the current status of the patch is it compiles, but does not
run.
Aaron Johnson
"Dickerson, Monty W." wrote:
Please point me to a FAQ document for running mod_perl with
Apache/ActivePerl on Windows NT? thx.
Version is easy. Run perl -v.
Peter L. Berghold Lehman Brothers Unix Engineering
Unix Architect VOX: (201) 524-5018 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Australian Cattle Dog Philosophy: "Seize the Cow! Bite the Day!"
-Original Message-
From: Dave Reinhardt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Thanks for all the info. I'm multitasking a little too much right now so I
haven't been able to give any feedback on -your- feedback yet!
dd
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Tim Tompkins
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2000 10:58 AM
To:
Title: Re: oracle : The lowdown
We were a mySQL shop. We replaced mySQL with Oracle8i/mod_perl and
and Apache::DBI. Works great, once it is all setup. Our overall
processing is faster with Oracle too. The lack of transactions and
views put an immediate end of mySQL once we got into the
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, John Armstrong wrote:
Hello all-
I just got the word from down high that VC's will freak out
if they see we are using mysql and now we are looking at an Oracle
solution.
The product is a mid level mod perl application that will
receive ~500,000 hits a
Hello all-
I just got the word from down high that VC's will freak out
if they see we are using mysql and now we are looking at an Oracle
solution.
(Um, are these VC's in a position to make an informed decision about
which RDBMS to use? What happens when they say "use foo" when foo
Jeff Warner wrote:
We were a mySQL shop. We replaced mySQL with Oracle8i/mod_perl and
and Apache::DBI. Works great, once it is all setup. Our overall
processing is faster with Oracle too. The lack of transactions and
views put an immediate end of mySQL once we got into the details
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, John Armstrong wrote:
Hello all-
I just got the word from down high that VC's will freak out
if they see we are using mysql and now we are looking at an Oracle
solution.
The product is a mid level mod perl application that will
receive ~500,000 hits
On this thread, I am seeing a lot of things in the archives hinting
at issues and problems with Apache::Session ( DBI usage ) and high
end DB's like Oracle and SyBase.
What sort of success is anyone seeing using Oracle/SyBase with
Apache::Session. Apache::Session in a DBI context is crucial
From past experiences I'll tell you that PostgreSQL is *dog slow*! We had a
search engine with about 10,000 entries in it that was being run on MySQL,
moved it to PostgreSQL and *bam*.. even with proper indexing limiting
queries, it took 2-5 seconds to execute a simple query (server was load
David Harris wrote:
Jeff Warner wrote:
We were a mySQL shop. We replaced mySQL with Oracle8i/mod_perl and
and Apache::DBI. Works great, once it is all setup. Our overall
processing is faster with Oracle too. The lack of transactions and
views put an immediate end of mySQL
Take a look at Frontbase www.frontbase.com From what I can see, it does
everything that Oracle or Sybase can do and is much more reasonable in
price. They're a small company and the support has been excellent.
We've outgrown MySQL and are planning to use Frontbase to replace it.
At 01:08 PM
perl -V got me the following, BUT how do I tell if Perl modules:
Digest::MD5, Crypt::DES, Crypt::CBC
are installed?
# perl -V
[snipped]
You can poke around in under the directories mentioned by @INC in the perl -V output,
or you can do things like:
% perl -MDigest::MD5 -le 'print
John Armstrong wrote:
On this thread, I am seeing a lot of things in the archives hinting
at issues and problems with Apache::Session ( DBI usage ) and high
end DB's like Oracle and SyBase.
What sort of success is anyone seeing using Oracle/SyBase with
Apache::Session. Apache::Session in
This one does the "funky" thing :-)
foreach ("Digest::MD5","Crypt::DES",Crypt::CBC");
eval "use $_;";
if ($@) {
print "Can't locate module $_\n";
} else {
print "Found module $_\n";
}
}
Tobias
At 04:20 PM 1/11/00 -0500, Berghold, Peter wrote:
I saw a code
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Dave Hodson wrote:
I'm trying to implement IPC::ShareLite on a Red Hat Linux box. I've
successfully stored/fetched the data I want between proc's, and am now
attempting to "clean up" once the httpd is killed/restarted.
Anyone has a good suggestion on how to do this?
David Harris wrote:
What about PostgreSQL (www.postgresql.org)? It looks like it has transaction
management (commit, rollback) with the whole concurrency control thing. I
don't know if has views. I've got a small project that I am figuring on
using PostgreSQL for, so I'm curious to hear
There are three locking wrappers for DB_File in CPAN right now. Each one
implements locking differently and has different goals in mind. It is
therefore worth knowing the difference, so that you can pick the right one
for your application.
Good summary. Thanks! Note that you could
On Tue, Jan 11, 2000 at 01:20:21PM -0800, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
Unfortunately, Oracle support is an ongoing criminal enterprise. Unless
you have the most expensive of all of their support contracts, and a
former Oracle VP on your staff, you will not get any support period. If
you
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Stas Bekman wrote:
There are three locking wrappers for DB_File in CPAN right now. Each one
implements locking differently and has different goals in mind. It is
therefore worth knowing the difference, so that you can pick the right one
for your application.
John Armstrong wrote:
Hello all-
I just got the word from down high that VC's will freak out
if they see we are using mysql and now we are looking at an Oracle
solution.
The product is a mid level mod perl application that will
receive ~500,000 hits a day. I want to
Joshua but if you don't need transactions, go with MySQL...
Or sub-selects.. I can't live without sub-selects!
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, David Harris wrote:
This link was just posted to the IMP list a couple min ago:
"Low-Cost Unix Database Differences"
http://www.toodarkpark.org/computers/dbs.html
Stas, this might be a good link to drop somewhere in the guide.
This is probably getting pretty
There appears to be a file upload bug in libapreq that causes httpd
processes to spin out of control. There's a mention of this in the
mailing list archives with a patch that seems to be a partial
solution, but we're still seeing problems even with the patch I've
attached. They appear to get
I encountered this a month or so ago and took the easy way out by using CGI.pm instead
of libapreq in my file upload script.
This probably doesn't help, but I only noticed the problem on big file uploads (10+
megs) The initial effect was huge - the size of the process that handled the upload
Hi there,
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000, Dave Reinhardt wrote:
perl -V got me the following, BUT how do I tell if Perl modules: Digest::MD5,
Crypt::DES, Crypt::CBC
are installed?
Have a look at the http://perl.apache.org.guide.
Amongst other things, `perl.pod' (part of the Guide) mentions the use
of
Hi all,
On Tue, Jan 11, 2000 at 01:20:21PM -0800, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
Unfortunately, Oracle support is an ongoing criminal enterprise.
Unless you have the most expensive of all of their support
contracts, and a former Oracle VP on your staff, you will not get
any support period. If you
On Tue, Jan 11, 2000 at 02:50:52PM -0800, Ian Mahuron wrote:
Joshua but if you don't need transactions, go with MySQL...
Or sub-selects.. I can't live without sub-selects!
Sub-selects are high on the to-do list, and the rate that they're
advancing MySQL they'll be available quite soonish.
From my quick look at Registry.pm it looks like there's no way to disable
the feature where a script will be re-compiled if it changes on disk.
Is this correct?
This is a problem if I update both the main script, and modules used by the
script. For example, adding a new subroutine to a module
Hi,
I'm having some problems with other modules in Apache, in particular
the mod_proxy module. It appears to strip non-standard headers from
requests as they pass through the proxy. This is bad. Can anyone help me?
Thank you
Craig
Hi,
A few hours ago, my server started threashing and I had to restart httpd.
When I looked at the error log, it was full of messages like those few
below. Any ideas what might have caused this?
Regards
Dmitry Beransky
...
[Tue Jan 11 19:24:50 2000] [error] [asp] [4926] [error] Can't unlock
Dmitry Beransky wrote:
Hi,
A few hours ago, my server started threashing and I had to restart httpd.
When I looked at the error log, it was full of messages like those few
below. Any ideas what might have caused this?
Regards
Dmitry Beransky
...
[Tue Jan 11 19:24:50 2000] [error]
Dmitry Beransky wrote:
Hi,
A few hours ago, my server started threashing and I had to restart httpd.
When I looked at the error log, it was full of messages like those few
below. Any ideas what might have caused this?
A common reason for a mod_perl server to be thrashing is
that the
Joshua,
Thanks for the advice. I thought Apache::ASP was the cause of thrasing,
but you're right, the locking problem must be have been caused by an
overgrown swap file. I don't know what might have caused it. I just
rolled out the server (it's my first), today was the first day of
classes
dave_dunstan wrote:
Do I really have to compile my own mysql.pm to get this to work? I don't
have VC++! I guess I could get it ...
The DBD::mysql driver (like most other database drivers) consists of
two parts: A Perl part and a C part.
If you aren't using ActivePerl (which isn't working
I´m programming in mod_perl and I'm trying to use libapreq-0.31 but
when I call method new, I get the msg "Can't locate object method "new"
via package
"Apache::Request"".
The package (module) that use it has a statement "use Apache::Request (
)"
and the next statement is :
my $r=
Hi,
The patch below fixes a problem in Apache::RedirectFixLog when the URI
being logged required use of a filename listed the DirectoryIndex
directive.
The solution is described in the following post by Doug MacEachern to
the modperl list in 1998.
Help!
I have tried unsucessfully to set up an Apache server with ASP
functionality. According to instructions I got when downloading ASP.pm
modules from perl.com. It did not work.
After seemingly successful installation, I tried various ways to modify
httpd config files, and the asp (most
On Tue, Jan 11, 2000 at 05:18:00PM -0800, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
From my quick look at Registry.pm it looks like there's no way to disable
the feature where a script will be re-compiled if it changes on disk.
Is this correct?
This is a problem if I update both the main script, and
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