works) but I guess I should upgrade :)
Thanks,
-Kurt.
Stas Bekman wrote:
[Forwarded from "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>]
Hello,
In response to :
Kurt George Gjerde wrote:
> BTW: I've fixed my "can't coerce GLOB to string" problem I had last
wee
could be to receive a file upload, return OK to the
client, and then convert the file to some other format(s).
thanks,
-Kurt.
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kurt george gjerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
intermedia uib, university of bergen
s well...
I've also tried adding the following to httpd.conf:
PerlInterpMaxRequests 10
PerlInterpStart 1
PerlInterpMax 1
This would limit the number of threads to 1, right? Well, it doesn't.
Multiple threads are still being created. I'll post this to the dev list.
There isn't
$statErrorCount]");
return 500;
}
1;
--- The exact error log entry is: ---
[Tue Feb 25 16:04:04 2003] [error] [xslTransformer] Error transforming
document - Can't coerce GLOB to string in entersub at
E:/data/www/perlLib/MyApache/XSLTransformer.pm line 74.
[tid=APR::OS::Thread=SCALAR(0x1205be4)|reqno=1|errno=1]
Thanks,
-Kurt.
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kurt george gjerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
intermedia uib, university of bergen
Working for bandwidth.
know.
Thanks,
-Kurt.
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kurt george gjerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
intermedia uib, university of bergen
I don't work here.
Hi again (and thanks to everyone who replied to my last post).
Is it at all possible to get mod_perl to work PROPERLY on win32?
Using multi-threading?
Since win32 can't fork, Apache here uses multi-threading. This actually
works very well... except for mod_perl which doesn't use multi-threading
fear is that Apache will end up
using all the RAM...
Does anyone know why this is happening? Is it the win32 build of Apache or
does this happen on other platforms also?
Thanks,
-Kurt.
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kurt george gjerde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
dept. of media studies, university of bergen
