I am developing computer software for more than 30 years.
Yet not able to install even the minimal support for ASP using APACHE
on WIN95 platform (which is no doubt, the most popular in the world).
I do believe that there are a lot of persons getting salaries from
"APACHE ORG".
Is it not
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, - wrote:
I am developing computer software for more than 30 years.
Yet not able to install even the minimal support for ASP using APACHE
on WIN95 platform (which is no doubt, the most popular in the world).
Not for web serving. Please read the note about Windows on the
"RA" == Ryan Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
RA I'm trying to integrate CyberCash with a shopping system that we've
RA developed in-house using mod_perl almost exclusively. I haven't been
RA particularly impressed with the way it installs. We're on a Linux machine
RA and it has a very
I have been using version 3.2.0.4, it definately leaves something to be
desired. Insecure /tmp files, C-ish coding style, no good testing
facilities, it goes on. One thing to note about the perfectly valid
cards failing randomly: one time for a few months one time of credit
card would fail no
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, steven wrote:
I'm rewriting authentication headers on the fly and those rewritten
headers are being logged, but I would like to log the details supplied by
the client as opposed to what I've rewritten them as. I thought of writing
a logging module and passing it a note,
Thanks for the info and code. That is essentially what I was doing as well.
I was just
getting a lot of errors. Looking further into their code, they're
misspelling a lot of their
own variable names and have some incorrect regex syntax.
Lots of "Use of uninitialized value in
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, Matthew Byng-Maddick wrote:
Given that filling the notes table is the standard method for things to be
logged, then is there much of a performance overhead. You might even be
able to pass data using notes to the standard apache logging mechanism,
although I'm not the
Why would the lack of a $r-send_http_header call cause socket persistence
to go away? I was under the impression that $r-send_http_header only affected
what was sent to the client, but appearantly it affects Apache's socket handling
as well.
When I don't use $r-send_http_header, my sockets are
I read recently that webtechniques has an award pending for tools, and
the Zope list just mentioned:
http://www.linux-community.de/News/story?storyid=349
Any mod_perl evangelists interested?
--
Dave Hodgkinson, http://www.hodgkinson.org
Editor-in-chief, The
A couple of questions about taint checking.
1) What is the default taint check setting?
2) Does compiling mod_perl with EVERYTHING=1 make a difference to the taint
setting?
3) Does 'PerlTaintCheck Off' actually work?
4) How do I check the taint setting at run-time from a perl handler?
-Original Message-
From: Herrington, Jack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 12:59 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: Taint
A couple of questions about taint checking.
1) What is the default taint check setting?
off
2) Does compiling mod_perl
4) How do I check the taint setting at run-time from a perl handler?
I'm not sure that you can. PerlTaintCheck On or Off applies to all perl
scripts/handlers...
see http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html#Taint_Mode
The problem that I am having is that I am getting taint errors in mason
I realy do not understand where is the
problem!
I attach the output that my internal server return when I
try to execute these few lines:
html
head titleMy First ASP
script/title /head
body font face="arial"
size=4% response.write "Hello, ASP
World!"%
/font /body/html
Please answer
"HJ" == Herrington, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
HJ Is there a way to enable and disable taint checking at run-time?
No; taint mode is a Perl compile time decision.
folks --
i'm wondering if anyone else has seen the following behaviour, and,
if you have, how you dealt with it. here's the problem:
i have a bunch (200 or so) CGI scripts being handled by
Apache::RegistryFilter then Apache::Compress, i.e.,
FilesMatch "\.(cgi|pl)$"
Compile-time? You mean, when I compile Perl 5.6 I can permanently disable
taint checking?
-Original Message-
From: Vivek Khera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 11:04 AM
To: Herrington, Jack
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Taint
"HJ" == Herrington, Jack
I've finally managed to put AxKit 1.0 out, after a long run-up to the 1.0
release. There are a couple of known issues with XSP and a couple of other
potential bugs still standing, but the API is now stable, and we can add
further enhancements as "bug fixes" now. Despite these minor bugs, AxKit
Stefano Triolo wrote:
I realy do not
understand where is the problem!I attach the output that my internal server
return when I try to execute these few lines: html>
head>
title>My First
ASP script/title>
/head>
body>
font face="arial" size=4>
%
response.write
"Hello, ASP World!"
This
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, kevin montuori wrote:
folks --
i'm wondering if anyone else has seen the following behaviour, and,
if you have, how you dealt with it. here's the problem:
i have a bunch (200 or so) CGI scripts being handled by
Apache::RegistryFilter then
no, the other compile time :)
see camel 3rd ed chapter 18 for compile v run-time distinctions, esp p467
--Geoff
-Original Message-
From: Herrington, Jack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 02, 2000 2:05 PM
To: 'Vivek Khera'
Cc: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: Taint
Matt Sergeant writes:
ms On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, kevin montuori wrote:
i'm wondering if anyone else has seen the following behaviour,
and, if you have, how you dealt with it. [...]
ms Do you have StatINC in that mix anywhere?
i do not. should i?
k.
--
kevin
"HJ" == Herrington, Jack [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
HJ Compile-time? You mean, when I compile Perl 5.6 I can permanently disable
HJ taint checking?
No, when your perl code is compiled, just prior to it being run.
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Vivek
Hi,
This is in regards to Ken Williams' Apache::Compress module (announced
here on August 22).
I've installed it, along with zlib, Compress::Zlib, and Apache::Filter,
and am having a couple of issues getting it running -- wondering if anyone
has any clues.
perl is version 5.004_04, apache is
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000 15:28:09 -0400 (EDT), kevin montuori wrote:
bc Static .html files aren't compressed at all (but do come through
bc as text/html).
do you have
SetHandler perl-script
in there somewhere?
Kevin,
This fixes static html completely! It's
I mentioned my issues with CyberCash yesterday, and I've been trying to work
some of the bugs out of the implementation. But I seem to be having
problems
with their using IPC::open2.
Basically, they use separate binaries to encrypt data and decrypt data that
is
to be sent to their server. The
hi,
I've been developing with mod_perl for a while, but, thanks to
Richter's Embperl module and the excellent backwards compatibility
(regarding CGI.pm) I had never got anywhere near Apache::Request -- for
production, that is.
Now I have this very silly question, that I've
martin langhoff wrote:
hi,
I've been developing with mod_perl for a while, but, thanks to
Richter's Embperl module and the excellent backwards compatibility
(regarding CGI.pm) I had never got anywhere near Apache::Request -- for
production, that is.
Now I have this
This should be an "if" instead of "unless"
return OK if $r-header_only;
header_only() will return true if the request method is HEAD. You'll want
to simply return OK once you've gathered all the necessary outgoing headers
for HEAD requests.
Thanks,
Tim Tompkins
... it made no difference ... :(
Drew Taylor wrote:
I believe all you need to add is "return OK;" after your print
statement. Without that, Apache doesn't know what the status of the
request should be.
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, Ken Williams wrote:
In looking over the changes, I found that I've done a little more work
since the last patch I sent. I didn't send it on because I wasn't sure
whether the first patch would be accepted or not. Anyway, I beefed up
the fetch() method and documented it.
martin langhoff wrote:
... it made no difference ... :(
Drew Taylor wrote:
I believe all you need to add is "return OK;" after your print
statement. Without that, Apache doesn't know what the status of the
request should be.
Doh. I missed what Tim caught. I believe Apache will assume
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, B. Burke wrote:
Why would the lack of a $r-send_http_header call cause socket persistence
to go away? I was under the impression that $r-send_http_header only affected
what was sent to the client, but appearantly it affects Apache's socket handling
as well.
because
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, Ken Williams wrote:
ken, i have a feature request too :) i would like to be able to test if
mod_include is linked static with httpd, otherwise Makefile.PL will
disable PERL_SSI. a hash of parsed `httpd -l`, something like:
my $static_modules =
On Mon, 2 Oct 2000, martin langhoff wrote:
Now shouldn't it be an 'if' instead of an 'unless'?
yes, it should be an `if'. your script works fine for me with that
change.
Thanks Tim and all,
my gathering is that the sample script on page 146 of the Eagle:
- needed a 'use Apache::Constants(:common);' line
- needed a 'return OK;' line at EOF
- had an 'unless' that should've been an 'if'.
for-the-record, I did check
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (kevin montuori) wrote:
i'm wondering if anyone else has seen the following behaviour, and,
if you have, how you dealt with it. here's the problem:
i have a bunch (200 or so) CGI scripts being handled by
Apache::RegistryFilter then Apache::Compress, i.e.,
Ken Williams writes:
kw Do you also have config lines like
kw PerlModule Apache::RegistryFilter
kw PerlModule Apache::Compress
kw somewhere in the config file? You should.
i don't; i've been letting mod_perl do its own thing there.
i'll make that change.
kw Other
doug, lincoln,
looks like www.modperl.com needs a link to errata.
martin,
check out:
http://www.ora.com/catalog/wrapmod/errata/wrapmod.699
martin langhoff wrote:
Thanks Tim and all,
for-the-record, I did check www.modperl.com looking for an
errata.
marks down for O'Reilly
The call to open2 seems to work fine for one or two times
after I restart the server. Would that imply
that the filehandles are not getting closed somehow?
I'm explicitly closing them, to no avail.
Also, when I check $! after the open2 call, I'm seeing
the same error about "Illegal
I have a server that I'm trying to get mod_perl working on and
I'm having a bit of trouble getting mod_so and mod_perl working
together (at least I think). The server as it is has mod_so
compiled into the httpd and loads PHP as a DSO. I have been
able (as far as I can tell) to get the
Joe
Your problem is with the RPMs that you're using (I bet). I am guessing
you're using the pre-built ones that come with RH6.1, right? Don't be
fooled... these are buggy. You solution is extremely simple and will only
take a short time if you follow the instructions:
1. Use "rpm -e" to
Doug MacEachern [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Stas Bekman wrote:
All you care about is to measure the time between email sending start and
end (when the process continues on its execution flow). Why should one
care about the details of internal implementation.
i
"Kyle Dawkins" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Joe Brenner" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've run into problems adding virtual hosts to a machine
where I've already got mod_perl working, but I'm having
some trouble pinning it down, because apache just seems to
die silently without giving me
Greg Stark wrote:
A better plan for such systems is to have a queue in your database for
parameters for e-mails to send. Insert a record in the database and let your
web server continue processing.
Have a separate process possibly on a separate machine or possibly on multiple
machines do
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