> I can't even get Authen::Smb to work on its own. I wrote (more like
copied)
> a simple test script right out of the perldoc for Authen::Smb and I only
get
> error level one. Is there something that this depends on that I'm unaware
> of??? Thanks.
>
> Derric L. Tubbs
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Consi
I have created a new page layout/template for perl.apache.org. You can take
a look at it at http://www.novia.net/~marnold/mod_perl/sample_3/ Please let
me know if you think it's suitable for use on perl.apache.org. If not, how
could it be improved? And if the majority hates it, I can certainly
I'm sorry for posting my "how 'bout this art" message without giving any
explanation of my intentions. I want to see a wholly redesigned mod_perl
site. But there's a lot of effort which needs to be spent before we achieve
perfection. And not everyone will agree on how to achieve this end. Whil
I know this topic has been discussed to death, but I think I can add
something new. :-)
Upon using Apache::RegistryLoader, I noticed my error logs started
filling up with the dreaded "subroutine redefined" error. These errors
occur at the moment my scripts scripts are preloaded using
Apache::Re
Nicolas MONNET <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sez:
> Apparently, the Apache::RegistryLoader man page states that you have to
> point a script by it's URI, or IOW, relative to the ServerRoot.
>
> But what happens when you have several virtual hosts? Isn't there a way to
> preload scripts based on their full
From: Victor Zamouline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 5:44 PM
> - In 18 months, about 50 companies (including HP, Philips, etc.) => about
> 500 trainees (most of them sort of database programmers), I did not meet
**a
> single one** who had ever **heard about the existence**
Many messages on this list perpetuate the notion that usage of CGI.pm and
Apache::Registry is for beginners. Popular opinion is that you're not a
leet mod_perl h@x0r until you wean yourself from CGI.pm and Apache::Registry
and "graduate" to the Apache API. With this in mind, there have been many
I came across poorly in my original message. Some of my wording (e.g. l33t,
h@x0r, sux, etc.) was a poor attempt at trying to make the message
entertaining. :-( I feel badly that my poor wording and/or extreme
tone is getting in the way of the intent. I sincerely want to learn the
performance
