Hi,
I might be totally confusing myself, but I do have problems with the $@
variable inside of a Safe compartment inside of an Apache modperl
module.
The following subroutine returns "Oops Illegal division by zero ..."
when called from a standalone program, and "No problem" when called
inside a
Sebastian Ahrens wrote:
> Well exactly what I need here...
>
> Jim Serio schrieb:
>
> > Here's my problem
> >
> > We are in the process of delivering a Web Cast
> > and we would like to "control" the delivery of
> > pages to the browser. For example, let's say you
> > visit a Web Cast and you
Just wondering if anybody has used Kerberos authentication from inside a
mod_perl module - this is not just for "Basic Authentication", but the modules
would do some processing (for example look for internal authentication first)
before going out to Kerberos. Any hints on where to look for code sa
Michael Dearman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've come close to figuring this one out buy following some of the
> questions I've seen here. But...
>
> Hello $ENV{REMOTE_HOST}
>
> The remote host doesn't show. Printing out the %ENV, it tain't there.
> But where does Perl get it. From CGI.pm (which
Clay wrote:
>
> so i am just wanting to know what anyone
> has found out on mod perl not working properly
> under redhat 6.1?
If you install everything (including modperl) from RedHat's RPMs, no problem (I
did this on five very different boxes, some new, some upgraded). If you try to
do it yours
Hi,
Anybody out there who is using mod_perl for online teaching and learning
applications in higher education? Looking for possible future collaborators on
an open source project, http://www.lite.msu.edu/kortemeyer/lon/ .
- Gerd.
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Jie Gao wrote:
>
> Registry scripts run slower according to the benchmark data here. Presuming
> both were preloaded at server startup, can anybody explain this slowness?
Slow is relative ... still a lot faster than vanilla cgi. But registry needs to
emulate a cgi-like environment before sta
Hi,
Did anybody ever see a message like this in the error log after an "internal
server error"?
[error] Undefined subroutine &Apache::lonhomework::handler called at /dev/null
line 65535.
No further entries.
lonhomework is the mod_perl handler attached to a URL, and is called directly.
This ha
> $r->content_type("text/plain";
You are missing a ")" here. Check the error_log of Apache for errors like that.
- Gerd.
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> zhang-sh wrote:
> Re: where can I get MIME/Head.pm modules
www.cpan.org
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Alexander Farber wrote:
> However I have this strange problem now: the web page doesn't change
> until I reload it. (Un)commenting "PerlSendHeader On" doesn't help.
> The only ways to see the expected results (like the initial empty web
> form, when entering http://localhost/cgi-perl/file_upload.
> I am writing a program that needs to process form data, (here's
> the kicker) which is sometimes multipart/form-data, then
> redirect a user to a GET request (which doesn't need to process
> the form data). I would like to use the standard mechanism for
> issuing a redirect, for other r
You need $r->flush();
1) Send out header
2) Use $r->print(...) to give some "please be patient" message or something
3) End the first chunk of info with "\n", so that the browser knows enough
about the page layout to start page output.
4) Use $r->flush();
5) Do your long task
6) Produce rest of y
Sorry all, this should have been $r->rflush() - too many r's ... I guess the
additional "r" was meant as a reminder that this is a low-level call, and
flushing buffers results in a performance hit, and should not be done for no
good reason.
- Gerd.
Gerd Kortemeyer wrote:
>
Craig Muth wrote:
>
> Here is another error:
> Modification of a read-only value attempted at /usr/lib/perl5/5.00503/Exporter.pm
>line 40.
> BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at
> /home/sites/your.studentloanfunding.com/your-lib/eAward/GenerateOtherSections.pm
>line 56.
>
> line 56 is:
> use
We need programmers to work on an open source project
http://www.lon-capa.org/
- check out "Technical Background" for some - guess what - technical
background (slightly outdated).
If this looks interesting to you, please send me an email off-the-list.
Note that this is a ".edu/.org" rather tha
permanent internet connection to this (at least cable modem or
something)
* we would probably contract on an hourly base for telecommuters
We would have to work out feasibility and details on an individual base.
- Gerd.
Gerd Kortemeyer wrote:
> We need programmers to work on an open source proj
I will open my consulting business on Mon, Jan 18th, 2038.
- Gerd.
Nigel Hamilton wrote:
>
> HI,
> I'm waiting to see how quickly someone starts the 1 Billion Bug
> (1BB) Consultancy ... scary.
>
> NIge
>
> Nigel Hamilton
> _
1) First suggestion:
Try
$req_rec->header_out("Location" => "intranet.html#anchor_name?action=show");
Seems like that is the order that at least Netscape puts GET-parms and anchors
in.
2) If the above does not work, try
$req_rec->header_out("Location" =>
"intranet.html?action=show&anchor=anc
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