hi list,
[sorry for the OT] I'm about to develop a monthly calendar,
something akin to netscape's scheduler. To start, I'm looking for a
reliable function to calculate each day of any given month/year.
Or pointers to a usable formula to calculate it.
I don't really mind doing it mys
hi list,
let's say I am populating form data (when serving the form) from a
few database fields. Now, I don't want to write embedded perl, and don't
want to embed HTML in the code, because there are a few designers and my
(the coder).
So I wrote an Include that calls the CGI. The CGI outp
hi list,
I'm trying to get ePerl installed and I'm having some problems
debugging the install process.
Platform:
RHLinux 5.2
Perl 5.004m4
Apache 1.3.3
mod_perl (unknown version)
ePerl 2.2 running as nph-eperl (not through mod_perl)
most of the
hi all,
after many efforts [and 2 days sweating/swearing] installing
Embperl, it's working now, and I have a doubt ...
I can't include a series if site-wide configuration options that I
was used to load with a ` do"site.conf"; ` command.
Is there a clean way to go around this o
hi mod_perl gurus,
I'm currently in dire problems (read sh*t):
- In one week my Embperl powerd site debuts.
- Just now, my webmaster tells me that I can't use Embperl _nor_
ePerl. Previously he had told me to use ePerl o whatever I wanted, now
he's worried about security.
hi,
Is there a list of possible reasons to explain why a DBI connect to
a mysql server (apache and mysqld running on the same host) fails if
called from mod_perl and succeeds from a standard CGI perl script?
Wow! 41 words and not a single colon|comma|period|semicolon :)
martin
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I'd like to thank you all. I've been enlightened by this thread.
Apparently mod_perl/apache _can_ be crashed, but then only the specific
httpd child process will crash. Or did I get it wrong?
On the other hand, it _is_ possible to use a mod_perl/apache server on a
high port using mod_r
hi list,
I'm running Embperl on my ISPs webserver, and when I execute the
following code (from the sample included with Embperl):
===
$DSN = 'dbi:mysql:mlanghoff' ;
$table = 'registros' ;
use DBI ;
# connect to database
$dbh = DBI->connect($DSN, 'mlanghoff', 'ml123') or die "Cannot conn
hi,
I'm back on track, trying to debugf this beast.
- Modperl is compiled _statically_ into apache.
- DBI::mysql works great from CGI scripts.
- There seem to be no user problems: the user the script runs
under is allowed full control on /tmp, so it should be able
hi all,
sorry for posting off-topic. Really. Shouldn't. Couldn't.
I'm having a stupid problem with an 'upload file' CGI I
wrote based on the CGI.pm documentation.
The code that is failing is at the end. The file is opened
succesfully for writing (I did try and write a string
Thanks to the great Alex Krohn the problem is solved: I had forgotten to
write ENCTYPE='multipart/form-data' in the FORM tag. whoa.
Sorry again for posting OT
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Hi list and hi Gerald,
I'm stumbling a bit here. I've got embperl running on my intranet
without a hitch.
On the other hand, my ISP's got it running as a CGI, as documented
in the Embperl docs.
I've migrated all my subroutines to external ehtml files (ehtml is
the extension I'm usin
Hi all, and hi Gerald,
I'm narrowing the problem down, from the previous post where I had
mistakenly thought Execute would return true upon success.
What I've found so far is :
- The server is running Embperl as CGI
- When it finds a statement looking like
Hi all,
I've read all the documentation on how to run 2 different httpd, one
for lightweight serving and a mod_perl enabled daemon. Also read the
threads about this last weeks.
But there's one thing that I can't imagine. When I run top, how do I
tell memory/cpu consumption from lightweig
I'm developing a site with a 'Salon' like structure. Its done with
templates worked in SSI by the design team that pull in Embperl
fragments. One of these Embperl fragments calls up a few mysql queries.
I've got both an in-house testbed, rather crappy (p166, 64 MB,
RHLinux 5.2, apache 1
hi list,
I'm using a mix of SSI and Embperl in a site that's almost done. I
use a set of SSI templates that load the 'content file' indicated by the
query string. And sometimes the 'content file' is an Embperl file. So
far so good.
Now for a specific page, I definitely need to pass some
hi
I've built my forst 'complex' site with Embperl, with a series of
web-applications like a calendar and an address book relie.
The code is modularized in a main lib, where all the DBI routines
are implemented and a separated lib for each 'application'. These libs
are 'Executed' to comp
Hi,
I've just got my apache/modperl setup to work. This little nastie
took me 2 days to find.
In my /usr/src directory, I had:
- apache_1.3.3 [dir]
- apache_1.3.9 [dir]
- mod_perl-1.21 [dir]
and was compiling modperl/perl with:
#perl Makefile.PL APACH
hi list!
I'm guilty of being a self taught programmer, and so, from time to
time, I find myself asking silly questions. Hope you don't mind too
much.
[if you do, flame me privately, please ... lets keep my shame
between the two of us]
ok, what I'm looking for is a poor man's crypt()
I think I'll follow this path. You mean turn the string into a number using
the chr value?
Marshall Dudley wrote:
> The easiest way to do a crypt with plain vanilla 4 funtion math is to turn
> the string into a number, then divide the number by a large prime number.
> Then take the decimal part
hi,
I'm trying to implement a one light + one fat apache server setup
and I'm stumbling with the lack of an option to proxy-pass based on
filename. It seems that mod_proxy is designed to handle complete
hostnames and directories, and I'm wanting it to proxy everything that
looks ~ \.pl$
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