Hi Michael,
Add the following to httpd.conf:
# Stat the modules so changes don't require the server
# to be restarted
PerlInitHandler Apache::StatINC
This module does a file stat on your scripts and reloads if there
has been a change.
Nigel
It
Randy Kobes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote: How do HTTP headers work under Registery::ModPerl? set up: windows2000 apache2.0.42 mod_perl/1.99_08-dev Perl/v5.8.0 I had to comment out the following in the CGI script: #print "Expires: " . time2str( time() + 432000
I have recently seen a number of stuck processes on an
Apache server I run. The problem is associated with events
which appear to be attacks by the Slapper worm. The
server's OpenSSL has been upgraded, so actual penetration
by Slapper does not occur. However the stuck processes
are inconvenient,
Michael Grant wrote:
It seems that as I work on my script, Apache doesn't reload it when
the script changes on disk.
Are you using Apache::Registry? It only reloads the main file, not any
modules you might be using. For that, you need to use Apache::Reload or
Apache::StatINC (as Nigel
Ok. I answered my own question, using mod_expires. A little off OT...
Paul Simon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Randy Kobes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote: How do HTTP headers work under Registery::ModPerl? set up: windows2000 apache2.0.42 mod_perl/1.99_08-dev
Is it possible for me to create aContent-Length header for aCGI script via ModPerl::Registry or Apache?
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I'd recommend a more flexible and efficient module Apache::Reload
-- Harry
Nigel Hamilton wrote:
Hi Michael,
Add the following to httpd.conf:
# Stat the modules so changes don't require the server
# to be restarted
PerlInitHandler Apache::StatINC
This module does
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote:
On Thu, 3 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote:
I'm still having problems with sending an Expires in the
header. You mentioned, Apache will send one for you, based
on, in particular, the DefaultType setting.
Can I configure the DefaultType in apache?
Yes, you
This is a repost of an earlier help request. I'm attaching a core stack
trace, and I forgot to mention my httpd.conf, which is bog stock, no changes
at all from what you get installed from apache.
Constants: static linked mod_perl 1.27, and Perl 5.6, solaris 2.8/sparc. I
don't have root, so
This is probably a pointless question, but I'm mostly just curious if
there is any way to get this to work.
I've got two modules, Parent.pm and Child.pm. Parent.pm has a sub
handler in it, and Child.pm has Parent in ISA. I can run a little
driver script over these two and call Child::handler
Tom Servo wrote:
This is probably a pointless question, but I'm mostly just curious if
there is any way to get this to work.
I've got two modules, Parent.pm and Child.pm. Parent.pm has a sub
handler in it, and Child.pm has Parent in ISA. I can run a little
driver script over these
That was exactly it, prototyping did the trick perfectly. I honestly had
no idea that it would even have an effect on this. Thanks!
On Fri, 4 Oct 2002, Geoffrey Young wrote:
Tom Servo wrote:
This is probably a pointless question, but I'm mostly just curious if
there is any way to
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