It sounds like you either haven't obtained the B:: module, or there was
a compilation problem. You can try to get your current server up and
running
by commenting out the "PerlModule B:: ..." references, then try starting it
up.
Check on the Perl and Apache web sites (www.perl.org, www.apache.o
Hello everybody
I'm triying to start a mod_perl apache in a Sun enterprise 450 with
solaris 2.6. Everything compile very well, but when I try to start the server
the following error message is displayed.
**
cronos:/usr/loca
I have a problem with outputing '\0' under mod_perl:
all '\0' are silently translated to '\20' when I printing them out.
This behavior is mentioned only under mod_perl and not under raw perl.
print "Hello\0World";
will print
Hello\x20World
I've searched mail-list archive and found that this prob
hi,
Can I set the IP Address of VirtualHost via script from inside
section in httpd.conf !?
Example?
Thanx
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Couldn't you do the same thing by reversing the ordering of your
Directory entries...
>
>PerlSetEnv VAR /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin/subdir
>
>
>
>PerlSetEnv VAR /usr/local/apache/cgi-bin
>
Rob
At 1:08 AM +0900 10/5/01, YAMAMOTO Kengo wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I rescently started to use
i don't think it is supposed to work this way according to the
apache documentation. if you want the most specific (longest) one
to take precedence, put it before the shorter one in the config file.
the relevant documenation is here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/sections.html
YAMAMOTO Kengo wro
Hi,
I rescently started to use mod_perl. It works fine, but a
strange behavior have found. I have written a patch that collect
the behavior. Please comment this.
I think that per directory PerlSetEnv variable should be
overridden by the value that in the most specific(longest)
section.
http://
On 10/4/01 9:26 AM, Joe Schaefer wrote:
> John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> P.S.- d) Apache::Request and Apache::Cookie still can't be
>> loaded simultaneously! :(
>
> Why not?
Run-time symbol conflict.
> Does it work OK with a statically-linked mod_perl?
I've never heard of anyone
John Siracusa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> P.S.- d) Apache::Request and Apache::Cookie still can't be
> loaded simultaneously! :(
Why not? Does it work OK with a statically-linked mod_perl?
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Joe Schaefer
* Perrin Harkins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [011004 01:03]:
> > * Jeffrey W. Baker ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [011003 19:52]:
> > > I'd love to hear any other experiences with using the DOM to build
> output
> > > from scratch. I'd also like to hear people's opinions on XML::DOM (I
> > > think it stinks and I'
On Thursday 04 October 2001 01:43, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
> I believe that the canonical way to output a document using any web
> scripting language (Perl CGI, mod_perl, PHP, ASP, etc.) is to simply print
> out your markup, like this fictional example:
>
> while (my $row = $sth->fetchrow_arrayred
Benoit Caron wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I have a problem with my mod_perl process diying with a :
> [Wed Oct 3 13:32:12 2001] [notice] child pid 6732 exit signal
> Segmentation Fault (11)
>
> in the error log. I'm still trying to find out what could be the
> problem, but there's no core file to loo
Hi,
Apache::Gallery is a picture gallery implemented as a mod_perl handler,
using libgd2 for on-the-fly image resizing (resized pictures are cached)
and CGI::FastTemplate for easy customization.
Demo can be seen at http://pictures.legart.dk/ordb/ and source can be
downloaded from http://legart.d
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