Hi there,
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Kent, Mr. John wrote:
Having trouble building mod_perl-1.27 against Apache_1.3.27 on an SGI
Have you looked at the file mod_perl-1.27/SUPPORT ?
Did you build the Perl installation on these machines?
Could you use a different compiler?
73,
Ged.
Hello,
I have a mod_perl application which does a internal_redirect() and registers a
cleanup handler before returning. I am noticing that the cleanup handler
executes and i see the following in my log ..
[Tue Oct 15 03:27:32 2002] [info] [client XYZ ] (9)Bad file number: client
stopped
Hello!
I want to upgrade my project with implementing some feature.
Project was writen for mod_cgi, but I would like to parse content that
was generated by my scripts to implement something like SSI or
Apache::UCase and etc.
I don't know how to set stacked handler after mod_cgi. May be it's
wrong
Hello!
internal_redirect()
The required argument is an absolute URI path on the current server.
The server will process the URI as if it were a whole new request,
running the URI translation, MIME type checking, and other phases
before invoking the appropriate content handler for the new
Hello again.
May be it helps to solve your problem.
is_initial_req()
There are several instances in which an incoming URI request can
trigger one or more secondary internal requests. An internal request
is triggered when internal_redirect() is called explicitly, and it
also happens behind the
Thanks for reply ..
Hello!
internal_redirect()
The required argument is an absolute URI path on the current server.
The server will process the URI as if it were a whole new request,
running the URI translation, MIME type checking, and other phases
before invoking the appropriate
The following one line script will cause apache/mod_perl2 to segfault:
delete ::ENV{'PATH'};
I've tried this with both apache-2.0.40/mod_perl-1.99_05/perl-5.8.0 (ie
stock RH8), and apache-2.0.43/mod_perl-1.99_07/perl-5.8.0
A backtrace from the later combination gives:
#0 0x4024b447 in
Well, not really a patch but a tiny contribution to an
excellent guide -- Mr Beckman, I hope this is of use:
On/section:
guide/performance.html#Using_1_Under_mod_perl_and_be
Using $|=1 Under mod_perl and Better print() Techniques
Whilst the code is correct, even if it does use
At 13:07 25.10.2002, Lee Goddard wrote:
Well, not really a patch but a tiny contribution to an
excellent guide -- Mr Beckman, I hope this is of use:
On/section:
guide/performance.html#Using_1_Under_mod_perl_and_be
Using $|=1 Under mod_perl and Better print() Techniques
Hello mod_perlers,
I have been working on a document retracing mod_perl's history for a while.
While it's not finished yet, I have decided to put it online so that you
can all have a look at it and contribute additions which are sorely needed.
It currently only deals with mod_perl 1.x, as
Hi,
I am learning lots of new things, but still working on the problem itself.
It seems to be the case that even when I am running under ./httpd -X
I have trouble getting the search query to get stuck. If I do something
from the mysql monitor like set an order on hold directly with a query,
Hi,
I had to read that over a few times to get it. And now I see that I do
indeed have that situation, there are a number of times when I call
my $holdstatus = new Holds(); from within a module that also has a new
method. What I don't understand is how does my code work at all?
Thanks,
Eric
* Rob Mueller [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002-10-13 08:00]:
Just wondering if anyone has seen this problem before, or has a general
solution to it. Basically what we see, is that with some submitted forms,
usually with 8 bit data, the POST parameters passed become 'doubled'. The
problem is that we
Dave Rolsky wrote:
On Mon, 14 Oct 2002, Josh Chamas wrote:
This is interesting. I should look into upgrading to perl 5.8 on
these tests see what difference there may be.
You might also see if it makes a difference if you run the tests for
a long enough time. I run them at least 60
Ruslan U. Zakirov wrote:
I want to upgrade my project with implementing some feature.
Project was writen for mod_cgi, but I would like to parse content that
was generated by my scripts to implement something like SSI or
Apache::UCase and etc.
You can't do that. However, you can run your CGI
On 15 Oct 2002 at 7:12, Eric Frazier wrote:
I am learning lots of new things, but still working on the problem itself.
It seems to be the case that even when I am running under ./httpd -X I have
trouble getting the search query to get stuck. If I do something from the
mysql monitor like set
Ed wrote:
Hi,
(as far as i can tell after a quick peek at the code and some debugging)
It looks like there is a bug w/ AxKit::run_axkit_engine() and/or
Apache::AxKit::Cache::_get_stats()
This is really great Ed. Adding the AxGzipOutput On config to the XSLT
tests in the benchmark does
Hi all
I'm asking for some insight, guidance, comments from the list.
I'm currently running a pilot appunder win2000 + apache 2.0.42 + perl5.8 + mod_perl. Mostly, it's running great, much faster than the vanilla CGI version. I think the database connection is slowing it down though... I currently
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote:
variables, such as the DBI handle, offer any benefits (or pain) of a
shared connection?
You might want to try using Apache::DBI for persistent connections.
It is completely transparent to your code, in terms of changes.
R.
--
Senior Programmer
I was under the impression that Apache::DBI isn't compatible for this set up:
win2000 + apache2.0.42 + perl5.8 + mod_perl1.99
For a multi threaded environment, isn't Apache::DBIPool necessary? I'd rather use Apache::DBI.
Rafiq Ismail [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote:
Paul Simon wrote:
I was under the impression that Apache::DBI isn't compatible for this
set up:
win2000 + apache2.0.42 + perl5.8 + mod_perl1.99
For a multi threaded environment, isn't Apache::DBIPool necessary? I'd
rather use Apache::DBI.
Apache::DBIPool doesn't actually exist yet.
Hi there,
On Tue, 15 Oct 2002, Paul Simon wrote:
I'm currently running a pilot app under win2000 + apache 2.0.42 + perl5.8 + mod_perl.
Is there anything here that spells trouble?
That win...thing?
Seriously though, you're using very new software. If you want real
stability I'd suggest
I'm using Apache::DBI connecting to a Postgres db. I'm using Template
Toolkit but no explicit db calls from within the templates -- they're all
done within the perl modules.
Unfortunately after a couple of hours of moderate use Postgres reaches its
max_clients level (which is set below max
I have no choice about the win thing. I'd feel much happier using linux and mod_perl 1.x as you suggest.
I'm terribly frightenedaboutonly having2 weeks of uptime -that's what the prayings for :) But I'm putting my faith in this very new software and the wonderful people who have been cultivating
Paul Simon wrote:
I currently have CGI pages caching on the client side, which
is helping some, but I'm also going to experiment with CGI::Cache.
There are some mod_perl specific version of this too, like the one from
the mod_perl Developer's Cookbook (Apache::CacheContent), but these are
.--[ Kirk Bowe wrote (2002/10/15 at 20:40:15) ]--
|
| I'm using Apache::DBI connecting to a Postgres db. I'm using Template
| Toolkit but no explicit db calls from within the templates -- they're all
| done within the perl modules.
|
| Unfortunately after a couple of hours
Whats the staus of the cwd and SafeThread? Will it work with a threaded
MPM in Apache 2 yet and safely change to the working directory of the
perl script (safecwd).
-Joshua Bernstein
Systems Administrator
University of Arizona
I'm going to change the DBH code. I've witnessed a few problemsso far where the DBHhas crapped out. I'll try Apache::DBI.
I've been wrapping my head around thereverse proxy cache, I have it set up on my home servers.It seems to be a really good solutionfor caching, but it'sfurther down the road
Kirk Bowe wrote:
Unfortunately after a couple of hours of moderate use Postgres reaches its
max_clients level (which is set below max httpds in httpd.conf)
This is usually caused by mistakes in your connection calls where they
have slightly different connect info resulting in multiple
Hey,
I updated the Apache Hello World Benchmarks with some major updates:
AxKit config fixed XSLT performance
Cocoon XSLT benchmarks added
Tomcat updated to 4.1.12
Check them out at http://chamas.com/bench/
Regards,
Josh
I'm dealing with a large code base here and I'm hoping to find out what is
being loaded into memory to make an Apache child jump from 25mb to 145mb
(interestingly it seems to only affect one every now and then rather than
the whole pool) in about 10 seconds. Is there a way to have Apache dump
I just had a look at the historical doc. and its great. Provides a good
overview on
this great open source project. And I hope more will be added.
Alfred Vahau
Uni. PNG
Per Einar Ellefsen wrote:
Hello mod_perlers,
I have been working on a document retracing mod_perl's history for a while.
FYI, I reposted the benchmarks without the MaxRequestsPerChild 100 set
for HTML::Mason Template Toolkit, as it was only Embperl 2.x that
needed it.
Embperl 2.0b8 has still some real memory leaks. That's why it called beta.
Of course they will be fixed before the final release of 2.0.
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