all this on
your test box as well and see how it goes.
Of course, this will break any binary module you yourself installed
(though the ones you installed through the debian package system should
automatically upgrade themeselves too)
Mark.
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rl");
This prints out:
1..3
ok 1 - search.cpan.org
ok 2 - module listing back
not ok 3 - no such url
# Failed test (test.pl at line 26)
# Looks like you failed 1 tests of 3.
Hope that helps.
Mark.
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ace chars.
(see also Acme::Bleach, Acme::Pony...)
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ter all...
The logo at the top of the page also uses a different weighting on the
font, where the word 'perl' isn't as bold as the others.
Mark.
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On Thu, 27 Jun 2002, Ryan Thompson wrote:
> I'm working on a mod_perl web project in which it would be *really*
> quite handy if I could dynamically rasterize text over existing images.
Apache::ImageMagick ?
http://search.cpan.org/search?dist=Apache-ImageMagick
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modules and we can make sure that we change all our SQL.
Mark.
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to
do it which are covered in the guide.
For a certain platform (browser) you *may* be able to access the urlbar
though a plugin, though javascript or though using a keyword system.
Methods for doing this however are offtopic for this list and I wish you
;t want to enter the country for
political reasons, it might be nice to at least have them at other
conferences...YAPC::Europe 2002 for example.
Mark
(Who has too many perl tshirts, but wouldn't mind another)
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k as an error message.
Alternativly, check if it's blessed
use Scalar::Util qw(blessed);
if (blessed($@) && $@->isa('Exception::DB')) {
Later.
Mark.
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URI};
$url = $q->escapeHTML($url); # be paranoid re cross site scipting
print <
404 Not Found
Not Found
The requested URL $url was not found on this server.
$ENV{SERVER_SOFTWARE} at $ENV{SERVER_NAME} Port
$ENV{SERVER_PORT}
ENDOFHTML
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th SVG a while back, but him
waiting on the correct font (my memory is a bit vague on this)
(Insert joke about needing the src and closed source banners here)
Later.
Mark.
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something too powerful.
I've left hooks in my code. That's all I can do.
> I have to make some subtle feature additions to this code within the
> next few weeks (months?), and instead of just performing a knee-jerk
> reaction and hacking on some cruft to my existing module,
you won't get any interaction between
calls.
Of course there's still ways for you to screw yourself over with local,
but used carefully it should be fine...
Later.
Mark.
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What's a mod_perl CGI Application?
:-)
Mark.
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ogin,$password;
set_callback (login=> sub { return ($login,$password); } )
}
Will not login no matter what you set $login or $password to be later as
the anonymous subroutine will be bound to the particular $login and
$password created in init.
Hope this
modperlcookbook.org/code/ch04/Cookbook/CheckConnection.pm
Later.
Mark.
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able code that will be read in by your webserver and run
that can be written to by your webserver? Isn't this a little insecure?
Later.
Mark.
[1] Compiles in the looses sense of the word. Very accurate for C, less
true for other languages.
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[% PERL %] ... [% END %] for actual real perl code
Later.
Mark.
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On Thu, 28 Mar 2002, Kairam, Raj wrote:
> Any help will be very much appreciated.
Help with tomcat can be found on one of the Jakarta mailing lists.
http://jakarta.apache.org/site/mail.html
Later.
Mark.
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y make
scaled copies of it? Or are we restricted to the pixel banners that
currently exist?
Later.
Mark.
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in bookshops)
Feel free to ask for help if you've got any problems, just send details of
any error messages, the nature of the problem and what systems you're
trying to install it on (with what technique) and I (or others) will do
our best to help you.
L
n cache and not actually hit the hdd
at all (unless of course you run out of memory in which case slamming it
to disk would be no worse than a page hit) correct?
Or am I missing something?
Later.
Mark.
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st
option, and you might even be able to dump your existing windows licence.
Regards.
Mark.
[1] http://www.rdesktop.org/
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ometimes - when it's clearer - a collection
of modules are described at once in other module's pod.
Net::LDAP::Extension doesn't seem to have any pod itself, so maybe
someone else who's used the package could point out which bit of the
perl-ldap documentation describ
s.com/mod_soap
An Error Occurred
An Error Occurred
405 Method Not Allowed
For a simple GET if the handler is being called you should get the 405
(as you didn't issue a proper soap request.)
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with the
right headers in if it can't automatically find them
Said simply, it's not a simple CPAN install.
If you have any problems, give me a shout and I'll see if I can help,
since it's all fresh in my mind atm.
Later.
Mark.
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[1] The command 'cpan' is often set up as an alias for this on many
systems
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hen someone else can produce "Eagle books".
To borrow the really horrible slashdot phrase though, "I am not a lawyer"
Later.
Mark
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CP-0.02.tar.gz for more information
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arguments to Template.pm or it's submodules in your own custom
handlers etc.
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not have to worry about connecting to the net to read
it.
Later.
Mark.
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llows the spec and uses XML::XPath to pull the stuff out.
Later
Mark.
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Haven't used it myself, but people I know say good things about their
experiences with it.
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r.
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uld be delivered each request.
Hope this is of some help.
Mark.
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