Re: ANNOUNCE: Apache::OpenIndex

At 03:18 PM 9/8/2001 +0800, you wrote: Apache::AutoIndex was never released to CPAN. Hehe, funny, it sure look like it's still there ;-) I'm sorry. Of course what I meant to say was: Apache::FileMan was never released to CPAN. Also, for any of you trying to login to the demo late yesterday

How do I close a persistent connection?

Hi. We are experiencing infrequent troubles (page could not be displayed) with IE 5 and redirects under SSL. As a workaround (hopefully) I want to close the persistent HTTP/1.1 connection if such a redirect occurs. How do I do this. Sending a Connection:close header will tell the client that

Re: How do I close a persistent connection?

On 8 Sep 2001, J. Zobel wrote: Hi. We are experiencing infrequent troubles (page could not be displayed) with IE 5 and redirects under SSL. As a workaround (hopefully) I want to close the persistent HTTP/1.1 connection if such a redirect occurs. How do I do this. Sending a

Re: embperl

Another advantage of Perl is that you can use this language in other situations as well. Unlike PHP, or ColdFusion or other languages who need something to tow them...you know like an RV without a head, Perl has actaully an engine and gearbox as well. On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Diego V wrote: Hi

Re: [PATCH] $r-print won't print reference to PVIV or PVMG

Turns out PVNV is a possibility as well (generally if the scalar is a zero-length string). Here's an updated patch. -- Stephen Clouse [EMAIL PROTECTED] Senior Programmer, IQ Coordinator Project Lead The IQ Group, Inc. http://www.theiqgroup.com/ diff -ur

Re: embperl

* Medi Montaseri ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [08 Sep 2001 22:58]: Another advantage of Perl is that you can use this language in other situations as well. Unlike PHP, or ColdFusion or other languages who need something to tow them. [...] Much as I hate to give PHP a pro rather than a con, I must

Cloning the request object

Hi there, Those anybody know if is possible to clone the apache request object?. I'm trying to write a Apache module that do some basic validation against the request parameters. But as soon as a touching the request is gone. any other posibilities? thank's alin

Getting to the $ENV{HTTP_HOST} variable

Hi all. I am relatively new to mod perl. I have a script that works using the following: my $dm = $s-server_hostname; But in my normal perl scripts I am now using the HTTP_HOST value.. I tried this: my $env = $r-subprocess_env; %ENV = %$env; my $dm = $ENV{'HTTP_HOST'}; without any luck.

Re: segfault

Thanks for your suggestion. I followed the doc at the link you specified and got it working. Bob Stas Bekman wrote: On Fri, 7 Sep 2001, Bob Mroczka wrote: I just compiled and installed Apache 1.3.20 with mod_perl 1.26 and mod_ssl-2.8.4. Apache segfaults almost immediately on all

Re: Cloning the request object

-- Alin Simionoiu [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi there, Those anybody know if is possible to clone the apache request object?. I'm trying to write a Apache module that do some basic validation against the request parameters. But as soon as a touching the request is gone. any other posibilities?

cvs commit: modperl-2.0/lib/ModPerl BuildOptions.pm

dougm 01/09/08 11:00:49 Modified:lib/ModPerl BuildOptions.pm Log: make sure path to APXS is absolute Submitted by: Philippe M . Chiasson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reviewed by: dougm Revision ChangesPath 1.9 +7 -0 modperl-2.0/lib/ModPerl/BuildOptions.pm