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$
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 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()
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
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 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
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 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
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 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
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 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
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 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
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,
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
--
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 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 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 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 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
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