Hi all,
I need to start process, which would get big amount of data from another
server into my DataBase,
and while it will do it, my browser should show me progress-bar on this data
extraction.
I have mod_perl based web-server, so, i should not use fork(), as explained
in Mod_perl docs. But
Right, I now have a mod-perl enables apache server, however I consider
this a bodge-fix.
What I have:
Server Version: Apache/2.0.39 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_07-dev Perl/v5.6.1
How I get here:
1) I build apache with:
TARGET=httpd2.mod_perl ./configure --build=i686
--enable-layout=Lucas.mod_perl
Server Version: Apache/2.0.39 (Unix) mod_perl/1.99_07-dev Perl/v5.6.1
I believe that the install process does not test for the presence (or
lack of..) of the apache_server_root/modules directory.
This causes a problem during the mod_perl installation as the
pseudo-command cp $SOURCE/mod_perl.so
On Wed, 9 Oct 2002, Anton Permyakov wrote:
Hi all,
I need to start process, which would get big amount of data from another
server into my DataBase,
and while it will do it, my browser should show me progress-bar on this data
extraction.
I have mod_perl based web-server, so, i should not
On Wed, 2002-10-09 at 05:25, Anton Permyakov wrote:
Hi all,
I need to start process, which would get big amount of data from another
server into my DataBase,
and while it will do it, my browser should show me progress-bar on this data
extraction.
I have mod_perl based web-server, so, i
Aaron Johnson wrote:
So in a nutshell
- Create a temp (flag) file
- Generate and send the HTML to the browser which includes a meta
refresh
- Add the temp file to their session data (or something similar)
- Exec a process and send the temp file name to it
- On page refresh look to see if
I'm having trouble with zombies. Red Hat 7.1 on a Dell server with 1
GB memory. The following ps output shows a somewhat typical output.
Sometimes there are no zombies, but most of the time there are
several, and often as many as this. Performance often seems
sluggish, and I am assuming
I know there are servlets, but I was led to believe that I would almost
be able to drop my mod_perl modules into the iPlanet server, as if it
has some equivelent functionality. If so, I can't find any evidence of
it, and I'm rather skeptical.
The company is making us migrate (some baloney about
On Wed, Oct 09, 2002 at 02:43:18PM -0700, Paul wrote:
I know there are servlets, but I was led to believe that I would almost
be able to drop my mod_perl modules into the iPlanet server, as if it
has some equivelent functionality. If so, I can't find any evidence of
it, and I'm rather
Hello all,
i have this strange problem with (i think with mod_perl or apache).I
have some content that i retrieve from a XML file with XML::Simple and i
display it into a web page.The problem is when i show that content i see
some strange chars instead of the latin char that i was
Plamen Stojanov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I load 2Mb data from a database in perl hash and perl takes 15Mb
memory. As I use this under mod_perl - perl never returns this
memory to the OS. I must set a little number for MaxRequestsPerChild
in order to restart perl interpreter not to eat a lot
Ged == Ged Haywood [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[...]
If I can use RPM under SCO Open Server 5.0.6, and it gives me perl
with all the modules, Apache, and mod_perl, I 'd definitely go for
that. Anyone used RPM to copy installation under SCO?
[...]
My approach is to build perl, Apache,
I am to provide some custom logging in my mod_perl
application. Omitting some unnecessary details, I need to store some
information after processing each request, putting this info into some
central log (be it file or database) common for all apache processes
and (if possible) common for multiple
Instead of developing something new, how about extending the
combined/common log format?
That what I'm doing in my place, where we have to store a few extra bits
of info so to make the log more useful for debugging, I added a little
routine in my startup.pl, to setup a few additional env
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