Our sysadmin was attempting to disable a TransHandler for a virtual host
using a directive that he used in the past. I wasn't aware of such a
directive and was further stumped when I saw it :
PerlSetVar authsession false
He does not remember where he got this from but it seems to work. Any
i
Stathy G. Touloumis wrote:
Our sysadmin was attempting to disable a TransHandler for a virtual host
using a directive that he used in the past. I wasn't aware of such a
directive and was further stumped when I saw it :
PerlSetVar authsession false
He does not remember where he got this from b
Michael A Musta wrote:
I am getting sporadic segmentation faults with mod_perl 1.27.
A look at the core dump always shows:
Any chance you can set your debugger to show the real arguments and not only
the addresses? That might help to see where the problem is. e.g.,
mod_perl_sent_header expect
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Our sysadmin was attempting to disable a TransHandler for a virtual host
using a directive that he used in the past. I wasn't aware of such a
directive and was further stumped when I saw it :
PerlSetVar authsession false
He does not remember where he got this from but it seems to work. Any
i
I am getting sporadic segmentation faults with mod_perl 1.27.
A look at the core dump always shows:
- lwp# 1 / thread# 1
0008b37c mod_perl_sent_header (360fc0, 997ec, 599394, 326c00, 0, 0) + 18
00241c14 Perl_pp_entersub (31c800, 4a3d60, 4, 1, 0, ff00)
On Wed, Feb 05, 2003 at 11:45:09PM +, Seldo wrote:
>
> Ideally, it would be the former. Literally, I want all the files the
> users to come from one or another of a set of applications. The
> applications will return data in response to a URL: that data might
> be flat HTML, it might be PHP, o
I'm on Linux 2.4.20, with Apache 1.3.27, mod_perl 1.27, perl 5.6.1,
connecting locally to a postgres db. My previous guess had to be wrong
because you said the code
worked if you replaced
$socket = new IO::Socket::INET(
PeerAddr => $host,
PeerPort => $port,
Proto=> 't
Hi David,
The $socket, $host, and $port are all defined locally, ie. my $host, $port,
$socket (I missed them out while writing the email). What platform are you
trying it out. I have the socket client running within the Apache server on
the Solaris and making the connection to the Socket server
G'day Dean,
I just tried it and it seemed to work fine. (i just tried connecting to
my db instead and printed the value of $socket to STDERR). The only
question I have is where are $socket, $host and $port defined? They do
not seem to be local to the routine, so is it possible that is where t
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