Hi,
I have a mod_perl 1.24 installed installed with
Apache 1.3.12 in solaris. Perl at the time I installed mod_perl/Apache was
5.005. This distribution did not include ByteLoader. I now have a
need for ByteLoader. Using the CPAN mod I installed it which really just
went all the way and
This depend on the info you want as certain tables
of info have different methods. For the port you can use:
my $port = $r->get_server_port;
I'm not sure you can get the actaul pass file used
for the protected dir howevere you can recover the authentication result
and the pass used to ge
At the the mod_perl/Apache web site (http://perl.apache.org/faq/#Why_is_httpd_using_so_much_memor)
there is a section about memory usage and a
subroutine is given which can help test for memory leaks which perl "does no
overtly report"
Joel Wagner reports that calling an undefined subrout
Mark,
I ahve been asking this question for some time
nowthough admitedly not specific to bytecode and ByteLoader but just how to
"precomplie" a mod_perl mod. I went to www.experts-exchange.com and got a
great walk through of how to use ByteLoader but as with you it fails in
mod_perl..
Hi,
I have a problem with a "procy" I'm writing.
The proxy mut pass the headers from the response to the response that the Apache
will return to the client. I am using the following method as read from
The Egal Book (Writing Apache Modules)
$headers->scan(sub
{
I have a mod_perl module which I would like to
protect. The code is very "private" and I would like to have it
exist only as perl byte code... which can be used each time the server may
be restarted... is this possible? How? Thanks in advance and to
those wo responded to may last question
I have a rewriting proxy based on the module of the
same name by:Mike Reiling, Steve Baker and Tim DiLauro (Many thanks to them
and I =will be contacting you soon)I have made some modifications
which SEEM to have disturbed the code. =The original SEEM to fail in
the same way (I say seem bec
