Perrin
You can only do that for read-only dbms. For read/write, use
MLDBM::Sync.
Ok.. Will have a look at that .. Thanks.
PS. Do people think this is a bad idea from the start?
Yes. For one thing, there is no way to know when people
leave your site.
Hmmm... Bizare.. I don't
Hey,
One of the things I understood mod_perl allowed you to do is to tie a
Hash/DBM to the top apache process, so that it's always available
throughout the other apache processes? Is that right? Is there a good
tutorial somewhere (or is it simple enough to show me in an email?)
Thing I want to
Guys,
Sorry this is a little off topic... Is there a size limit on DBM's? (Or
Linux files for that matter.. )
I've thrown some details of my box/code below..
Thing is I'm getting a write error and it seems to always happen when
the DBM gets to 2.0Gb .. (you may think I'm mad for trying to make
Sorry..
This is completely off topic.. but I have a question you guys might help
me with..
I'm writing then next part of a big modperl project I'm doing.. This bit
could be loosely called a mailing-list-server..
The listserver is going to handle out-going (only'ish) opt-in mailing
lists. The
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Terminating inside exit handler..
Inside terminate()..
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This is bad. Modules should not warn unless you ask them for debugging
information.
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Hmm...
Sorry.. Haven't read / Can't find the whole thread.. But...
Surely just:
print STDERR Hello World;
... I always just stick this in my code...
### DEBUGGER
sub debug{
my $message = shift;
if ($debug){
print STDERR $message\n;
Guys,
This is probably a very common question, so I will keep it breif.. perhaps
someone could point me to an appropriate FAQ..
I am writing an app, that requires user authentication.. at the moment, it
is actually only one CGI, and judging by it's size it's unlikely I will need
to split it..
Guys,
I am currently using mod_perl XML::Xalan.. which is going well.. (For
those of you who answered questions of mine about memory usage, I found some
big memory leaks in my code... Doh!... Much better now... )
However, because it's only a little box, and because Xalan (and therefore
Poss. not the best person to answer this.. but I'll take a shot..
Can you not limit your perl-script to a single folder, so that you can set:
Alias /scripts/ /path/to/scripts/
Location /scripts
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler My::Site
PerlSendHeader On
