Hello,
I have a non-trivial CGI script that ran fine with an older Perl and
mod_perl, even with -w ans use strict. Recently I upgraded to Perl-5.6
and mod_perl-1.24, and I get this new warning in Apache:
[Tue Feb 27 15:52:15 2001] bugCGI.pl: main::validate_token() called too
early to check
Hello,
this is an old problem that is still current: Occasionally my CGI
script fails because of
Undefined subroutine CGI::thead
If I reload the page it works again, but maybe it's because a different
Apache process is used.
Environment:
Apache/1.3.14 (Unix) (SuSE/Linux)
mod_ssl/2.7.1
Hello,
it seems
use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser);
does no longer work as intended with Apache 1.3.14 and perl-5.6
(mod_perl 1.24). Where previously the error message appeared in the
browser, I now get this:
here is good HTML output
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Wed, 28 Feb 2001 10:01:12 GMT Server:
On Wed, Feb 28, 2001 at 10:53:01AM +0100, Ulrich Windl wrote:
Hello,
I have a non-trivial CGI script that ran fine with an older Perl and
mod_perl, even with -w ans use strict. Recently I upgraded to Perl-5.6
and mod_perl-1.24, and I get this new warning in Apache:
[Tue Feb 27 15:52:15
You can also try http://perlfect.com/freescripts/search/; uses perl and
DB_File.
-Original Message-
From: T.J. Mather [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 10:41 PM
To: Modperl
Subject: [OT] Re: Search Engine Theory
You might want to look at
Hi All,
I am using a linux box,with apache server,mod-perl.
I have put my own modules in a directory and added
the directory into @INC in my "startup.pl" file of the
Apache Server.(I used "qw" to do that).
All my programs works fine.
But when I print all the values of @INC in mod-perl
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Arun Theeban wrote:
Hi All,
I am using a linux box,with apache server,mod-perl.
I have put my own modules in a directory and added
the directory into @INC in my "startup.pl" file of the
Apache Server.(I used "qw" to do that).
All my programs works fine.
But when I
Sean Chittenden wrote:
Is there a way you can do that without using Storable?
Right after I sent the message, I was thinking to myself that same
question... If I extended IPC::MM, how could I get it to be any
faster than Storable already is?
You can also read in the data
Adi Fairbank wrote:
I am trying to squeeze more performance out of my persistent session cache. In
my application, the Storable image size of my sessions can grow upwards of
100-200K. It can take on the order of 200ms for Storable to deserialize and
serialize this on my (lousy) hardware.
Vivek Khera wrote:
mod_ssl alters the Apache API, so if you're doing the same then that's
why they clash. Either that or you're patching something near what
mod_ssl patches.
Good guess. mod_ssl adds some initialization code add the end of
common_init(), and so does lingerd which is why
Good guess. mod_ssl adds some initialization code add the end of
common_init(), and so does lingerd which is why lingerd's patch
wasn't applying cleanly.
I had to make a different patch, for use with mod_ssl. The file is
ftp://iagora.com/pub/software/lingerd/tmp/aplinger-ssl.diff
But when I print all the values of @INC in mod-perl
through browser ,I see duplicate entries for my
directory.But under CGI, I don't see any
What might be the reason?
I can think of two possibilities. First, you might be adding
/usr/local/apache/lib/perl (or where ever your Apache lives +
We have a rather unusual proxying scheme.
In normal operation, our server has all of the slave applications' DNS
pointing to itself. Browsers are not configured to proxy. After
authentication and access control, it converts the "local" reference to
a proxy to the real server (like the wAMPC
I am running
Apache/1.3.14 (Unix) mod_perl/1.24_01 PHP/4.0.3pl1 mod_ssl/2.7.1 OpenSSL/0.9.6
And run several database and MEMORY hogging mod_perl scripts... My problem is that
recently I have had some users that are getting
impatient and hitting the reload/refresh button OFTEN. In some
Hello all,
due to some issues with long-running scripts and impatient users
we decided to display some sort of message (either in the window
or in a popup - better!) that would say "Chill out, don't refresh
or double-click" etc, etc. I was trying to take advantage of
$Response-{Buffer} and
Title: RE: Search Engine Theory
Check out the book Managing Gigabytes
Text indexing theory and algorithms. Source code too.
-Original Message-
From: Jamie Krasnoo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2001 3:03 PM
To: Modperl
Subject: Search Engine Theory
Can
"Jason Terry" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I know this isn't really a mod_perl problem... but I also know that this list is
probably the most likely to have other people who
have exactly this issue on their machines
I wonder if putting a thin apache on the front of a very limited fat
apache
Has anyone tried compiling mod_perl under apache 2.0? Also, what is the
word on mod_perl 2.0?
--
Jeff Stuart
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, from the looks of the cvs commits, doug seems to be compiling
mod_perl under apache 2.0 quite regularly :) With the complete rewrite
there's been plenty of work to do.
The word on it is here:
http://perl.apache.org/~dougm/modperl_2.0.html
its still in heavy development by doug - i would
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Jason Terry wrote:
My problem is that recently I have had some users that are getting
impatient and hitting the reload/refresh button OFTEN. In some
instances this causes one single person to have over 40 httpd children
service JUST them. This causes my server to start
Does anyone have any real world examples of Apache::GD or Apache::GD/Graph I
could look at?
And/or stories of using Apache::GD/Graph in a production enviroment..
Is there a way you can do that without using Storable?
Right after I sent the message, I was thinking to myself that same
question... If I extended IPC::MM, how could I get it to be any
faster than Storable already is?
You can also read in the data you want in a startup.pl file
Finally I reinstalled Perl 5.6 and mod_perl installed without problems.
I am really new to mod_perl and I don't know if mod_perl is running well.
How can I know?
I would like to test if my script is running under mod_perl so I wrote the
following from the faqs but nothing happens (nothing is
Hi folks!
I have a FreeBSD server configured as a http server, running apache.
This installation includes mod_perl+EmbPerl, mod_php4 mod_cgi and
mod_fastcgi. Some of my users will be using mysql for database. The
problem is that this scenario requires sensitive information inside
file. This
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Thanks
John Michael
We started using it a few months ago for a web poll, and are now using it
for most of our reporting. It's simple and quick.
http://www.sitemason.com/poll/iIDEre/results
The current version works well out of the box, even though we use the old
GD that supports gifs (have to skip the make test
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Jason Terry wrote:
My problem is that recently I have had some users that are getting
impatient and hitting the reload/refresh button OFTEN. In some
instances this causes one single person to have over 40 httpd children
service JUST them. This causes my server to
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On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, A. Santillan Iturres wrote:
Finally I reinstalled Perl 5.6 and mod_perl installed without problems.
I am really new to mod_perl and I don't know if mod_perl is running well.
How can I know?
http://perl.apache.org/guide/install.html#How_can_I_tell_whether_mod_perl_
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Gustavo Vieira Goncalves Coelho Rios wrote:
Hi folks!
I have a FreeBSD server configured as a http server, running apache.
This installation includes mod_perl+EmbPerl, mod_php4 mod_cgi and
mod_fastcgi. Some of my users will be using mysql for database. The
problem is
"Demetrios C. Christopher" wrote:
Hello all,
due to some issues with long-running scripts and impatient users
we decided to display some sort of message (either in the window
or in a popup - better!) that would say "Chill out, don't refresh
or double-click" etc, etc. I was trying to take
The night of Fat Tuesday no less... that didn't help any
either. ::sigh::
Here's one possibility that I've done in the past becuase I
needed mod_perl sessions to be able to talk with non-mod_perl
programs. I setup a named bi-directional pipe that let you write a
query to it
"Demetrios C. Christopher" wrote:
Hello all,
due to some issues with long-running scripts and impatient users
we decided to display some sort of message (either in the window
or in a popup - better!) that would say "Chill out, don't refresh
or double-click" etc, etc. I was trying to take
Sean,
Yeah, I was thinking about something like that at first, but I've never played
with named pipes, and it didn't sound too safe after reading the perlipc man
page. What do you use, Perl open() calls, IPC::Open2/3, IPC::ChildSafe, or
something else? How stable has it been for you? I just
I am set up on apache_1.3.14/mod_perl currently, however, have an older
non-mod_perl apache_1.3.6. The old apache's index.html needs to redirect to
the index.html on the new apache/mod_perl. The old and new apache servers
are on different unix boxes. Anyone think of an elegant block directive
i would use mod_rewrite, but, since this is a mod_perl forum,
i have to suggest that u write a mod_perl transhandler that does
a redirect.
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Joseph Crotty wrote:
I am set up on apache_1.3.14/mod_perl currently, however, have an older
Hey there,
MLDBM::Sync is finally available in CPAN, also at:
http://www.perl.com/CPAN-local/modules/by-module/MLDBM/
Below is a bit of the README...
Its a locking wrapper around MLDBM I developed for the purpose
of creating safe fast DBM storage for multi-process environments.
DBM's like
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