___cliff rayman___ wrote:
> i did not use CPAN.pm to install software on this particular
> machine. my mod_perl builds are always by hand.
>
> i did understand exactly why this happened. i should have made
> that more clear in my first e-mail. i made the patch that i did, so
> i would not have
Hi,
I am having problem getting Apache::AuthDBI working. It seems like its
allowing user access anywaysie I have tried it with valid user and
invalid username,
valid password and invalid password and in all cases it lets you
inhere is some supporting data
I have the following Apach
CHANGES
First Release!
DESCRIPTION
This module provides an extension to HTML::Template which allows
expressions in the template syntax. This is purely an addition - all
the normal HTML::Template options, syntax and behaviors will still
work.
Expression support includes comparisons, math opera
HTML::Template - a Perl module to use HTML Templates
CHANGES
2.4
- Bug Fix: case_sensitive option broke loops (Peter Leonard)
- Bug Fix: code-ref params now work with IF and UNLESS
DESCRIPTION
This module attempts make using HTML templates simple and natural. It
extends standard HTML with
Hi,
I am having problem getting Apache::AuthDBI working. It seems like its
allowing user access anywaysie I have tried it with valid user
and invalid username,
valid password and invalid password and in all cases it lets you inhere
is some supporting data
I have the following Apache and m
Hi,
I am creating a perl script that creates an HTML
document. And then on the javascript side, it calls
the script thru . The idea is for users
to copy and paste this one line of javascript into
there index page and "Yeah" an html page loads. But
right now it prints out nothing. At the end o
i did not use CPAN.pm to install software on this particular
machine. my mod_perl builds are always by hand.
i did understand exactly why this happened. i should have made
that more clear in my first e-mail. i made the patch that i did, so
i would not have the same problem with any other softw
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (allan) wrote:
>im experiencing some heavy modoule-caching annoyance i guess. if i run the
>simple hello.pm (see below) and make a very small change - the change
>might take effect immidiately in the browser but more frequently it will
>show a cached version of the page.
The gu
On Mon, 27 Aug 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Do you know why you are running mod_perl with your apache?
>
> to be honest, not entirely :-)
Aha.
>
> > The "modoule-caching annoyance" you speak of is the basic reason for the
> > existence of mod_perl ... the idea is that the perl code in y
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas Bach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, August 27, 2001 8:45 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: open downloaded file
>
>
> hi list
>
> i've a handler which controlls access to dowonloadable files.
> The proble i
> have is now, that IE (
hi list
i've a handler which controlls access to dowonloadable files. The proble i
have is now, that IE (project designed only for this browser) prints one or
twoo times the same "File download"-window where you can choose between
open or save if you choose open. If you choose save all is goin
nick
thanks for the reply, and pointers - i guess i have completely lost overview
thru the installation mist om mac osX. most of my questions were indeed more
apache than mod_perl.
> Do you know why you are running mod_perl with your apache?
to be honest, not entirely :-)
> The "modoule-cach
Zhong Quan, please re-read
http://perl.apache.org/guide/help.html#Contacting_me, you should post
questions to the list and not directly to me.
Let's see if anybody using Solaris knows about this problem.
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Date: Mon, 27 Aug 2001 17:19:00 +0800
From: "Mao, Z
BlankI wrote a program that converts 5 gigs of emails stored in mysql to
phisical messages on disk (resulting in approximately 10 gigs). The program
consumes way to much memory although I've wrote it in a very clean way (use
strict, no globals, use of udef $var; to help free memory). I start it
te
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