I've also played with the idea of creating a similiar class, but have not
had time to really get on with it.. The best client sniffer that I have
found thus far is a javascript (ewww) one.. but it would rock to have this
functionality as an apache mod!
seems to me, that the script is working as it should.. you are just
hitting several different instances of the script.. one for each
apache child process.. try starting apache with the -X flag.
'./httpd -X' .. this will cause apache to run in single process mode.
hope this helps.
On
howdy.
one of the requirement of the system that I'm developing, is the ability
for a user to upload a document from their local system and have it stored
in a database (mysql in this case).. I have traditionally used the file
upload features of CGI.pm for this type of action, but as I am
reciently humbled mod_perl hacker..
-Casey
On Tue, 27 Jun 2000, Tobias Hoellrich wrote:
Take a look at Apache::Request which is what you want. The documentation
for Apache::Upload is contained in the 'perldoc Apache::Request' .
Hope this helps
Tobias
At 02:17 PM 6/27/00 -0600, Casey Bri
I had similar problems. In startup.pl, where you are calling
'use Apache::DBI;', do you call 'use DBI;' following the call to
Apache::DBI ? When I included that in startup.pl.. it started
behaving better.. my $0.02 -Casey
On Fri, 16 Jun 2000, Ian Mahuron wrote:
I've been searching
