from:"Thomas Corte"

Re: Static linking of Sybase::DBlib to mod_perl?

2000-01-28 Thread Thomas Corte

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Using mod_perl as a DSO under HP/UX

2000-01-27 Thread Thomas Corte

libperl.so This happens although DynaLoader.a is linked in (see above) and both libperl.a and DynaLoader.a have been compiled with +Z for PIC code generation. Any ideas what could be wrong here? _____ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Static linking of Sybase::DBlib to mod_perl?

2000-01-27 Thread Thomas Corte

ule Sybase::DBlib in @INC I wonder why perl still looks for a loadable object here. Is it possible at all to link the sybase stuff into httpd? Or will I have to buy more recent PIC-compiled client libraries? Any help would be appreciated. _____ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Static linking of Sybase::DBlib to mod_perl?

2000-01-27 Thread Thomas Corte

. As a result, sybase stuff is statically linked into my perl binary right now. However, my perl installation tree also includes /opt/perl5/lib/site_perl/5.005/PA-RISC1.1/auto/Sybase/DBlib/DBlib.a, which (I assume) has to be linked into my httpd somehow. _ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

loading mod_perl DSO on a per-virtualhost basis?

2000-01-26 Thread Thomas Corte

SOs at all? If not, what is the real benefit of DSO, besides the ability to remove and add server functionality without recompiling? _____ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: loading mod_perl DSO on a per-virtualhost basis?

2000-01-26 Thread Thomas Corte

nto a part with mod_perl-using-vhosts and a part with the remaining vhosts and setup 2 startup scripts for 2 separate apache instances, both listening on port 80 (or 443 for https). Has anyone ever tried such a setup or used it for a longer period in a production setup? _____ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: loading mod_perl DSO on a per-virtualhost basis?

2000-01-26 Thread Thomas Corte

lues above significantly? _____ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]

mod_perl 1.21 and apache 1.3.11?

2000-01-24 Thread Thomas Corte

Hi, I am about to install apache 1.3.11 and wondering whether the "old" mod_perl 1.21 will work with this new apache version, because e.g. mod_ssl has already been updated. Or should I wait for mod_perl 1.22? _____ Thomas Corte [EMAIL PROTECTED]