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So http-equiv=refresh is no longer standard. Of course, this is all
theoretical. In practice, too many people are not easily swayed by a measily
thing such as a standard.
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Is there any easy way to check which options were used to compile mod_perl.
Or more specifically, is there an easy way to check which type handlers a
mod_perl build allows, if it allows stacked handlers, if it allows method
handlers and if it allows perl sections? Thanks.
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Under mod_perl, the die() within the eval block causes the
program to really die.
Does your program (maybe CGI.pm or something used by CGI.pm?) set
$SIG{'DIE'}? IIRC, $SIG{'DIE'} has precedence over eval{}, something
many consider to be a bug.
If so, I'd try:
eval {
local $SIG{'DIE'}; #
"Paul J. Lucas" wrote:
And I still think that:
DIV CLASS="employee_info"
Name: SPAN CLASS="text::name"John Q. Public/SPANBR
Job: SPAN CLASS="text::job"mod_perl guru/SPAN
/DIV
is cleaner still: *pure* HTML (no fake elements) that
ELB Great idea, but just one note; ':' is not legal in CSS class names.
ELB In fact, underscores are not even allowed in CSS class names!
PL So? They aren't CSS class names.
In the preview mode, they are treated as such, so in effect they are.
Therefore, the document claims does not conform
As far as I can tell there's no way in html to indicate to the
browser that a chunk of content is in some other encoding other
than what was specified in the headers or meta tag. There's no
span charset=... attribute or anything like that.
Yes, there is.
None exists in the standard,
As far as I can tell there's no way in html to indicate to the browser
that a chunk of content is in some other encoding other than what was
specified in the headers or meta tag. There's no span charset=...
attribute or anything like that. This seems to make truly multilingual
pages
. It's
been a while.
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instead of the other way around!
use mod_perl (8080, 3); # (port, #processes)
Sorry, feeling philosophical this morning. Thanks for the report.
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returning a message saying the
attack failed would help too.
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of as a
mod_perl script. CGI scripts can run as root without running the server as
root.
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n-{Stuff}{$i}\n" );
}
%
/pre/body/html
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I think the script can't open STDOUT in a child process under
CGI, a simpler statment: system("ls") didn't work too, until
I chanaged it to: print `ls`;
See http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html#Output_from_system_calls
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);
}
[...]
Is this [...] A bug?
no. This problem is not related to PerlRun or the flushing of the name
space; the problem would also occur if one tried to use the module from
two different scipts/modules (in the same child).
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;
sub;# ok # same as sub(@_);
sub; # ok # same as sub(@_);
sub(); # ok
sub(); # ok # same as sub();
}
{
use strict;
sub;# not ok # same as sub(@_);
sub; # ok # same as sub(@_);
sub(); # ok
sub(); # ok # same as sub();
}
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there a
directive that sets environment variables? You might find a solution if
you have a look at (or use) that directive.
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}
I think you will need to use the select(RBITS,WBITS,EBITS,TIMEOUT)
function (see perlfunc) or its OO equivalent, IO::Select.
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PS - This does not belong on the mod_perl list.
Try somewhere else next time, such as comp.sys.lang.perl.
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of time,
unless the file is already locked. If the file is already locked and you
ignore the lock, it defies the the whole purpose of locking them in the
first place.
Anyway, just looking for ideas.
Have you considered logging to a database?
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the innocent, here and
everywhere.
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tuntaly, I don't know the name of the default
handler.
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of the
request? Maybe they add the quotes by accident. Is the requested proxied
from a front-end or is mod_rewrite used? The quotes may be introduced
there by accident.
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east 50% of the time (when downloading image archives). In
other words, it's possible for a user can configure Teleport Pro to
hammer a server, but it behaves respectfully using the default settings.
Their site: http://www.tenmax.com/
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'use HTML::Embperl' ( startup.pl) both don't work!
Is this a special "Win32-behaviour"?
I might be wrong, but I thought Embperl should never be loaded in startup.pl,
even in UNIX.
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in the guide
which recreates the content.
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ent_remain'}
: $Apache::READ_BLOCK_SIZE;
);
$r-read($block='', $num_bytes);
return undef() unless (defined($block));
$self-{'content_buf' } .= $block;
$self-{'content_remain'} -= $num_bytes;
}
}
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for performance reasons and to reduce memory and CPU usage. Refer
to the guide.
If you're the only one using the mod_perl server and it crashes (which
probably doesn't happen), then noone else is affected and your hosting
service is happy.
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-length'));
$line;
}
This snippet is the tied sub which handles line reads from STDIN.
Apparently, his problem had nothing to do with $/ as was suggested. I
guess he should be using $r to access the POSTed data.
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$line = STDIN;
}
$r-print("$line\n");
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s executed, but it's output is not piped to Apache. I
believe perl (or is it mod_perl) needs to be compiled with a certain
option for this to work. I believe the following works, though:
print(`/tmp/test.sh`);
or maybe do you own fork?
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ResourceConfig conf/srm2.conf
/VirtualHost
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can be a statement. For example,
b = c + d
is an expression since one can say
a = (b = c + d)
but it can also be used as a statement. Similarly,
'string'
and
e++
are expressions and therefore can be used in other expressions and as
standalone statements.
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s/etc
logic for free.
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gzip stdout.txt
or you could call exec() as follows:
exec('sh -c "java PursuitSpider stdout.txt; gzip stdout.txt"');
Btw, I believe Java has built in support for gzip compression in the
java.util.zip package which is part of the java API.
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quot;debug", so switching to level "info"
will stop these from appearing.
Again, search the list's archive to confirm this.
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