Please excuse this very off-topic post but I know that several people on this
list do regular Perl contract work and I could use some advise from a few of
them at the moment.
I've bcc'd the list so hopefully that will prevent any replies from going back
to the list, but just to be sure, if you
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It takes a reference to an array, and checks to see if each element of the
arry only contains one or more "."s or digits, if it does it calls the td()
function with parameters, returning the result, if not, it returns the element.
I think.
On 07-Dec-2000 bari wrote:
Hi there,
Can any one help
While my new company is busy acquiring investment money so we can develop or
real product I'm looking for some short term mod_perl consulting work to help
fund the company. Preferably the work will be telecommuting or in the Austin, TX
area.
A brief synopsis of my qualifications:
5 years of
Take a look at Apache::ProxyStuff. It may do exactly what you want and if it
doesn't it'll give you some ideas on how to do what you want.
On 26-Sep-2000 Allen Wilson wrote:
Does anyone have an idea of how to set up a remote host request. I am
attempting
to set up a web system where the user
It may not be exactly what you're looking for but try looking at
Apache::Sandwich or Apache::ProxyStuff
On 16-Aug-2000 Alex Menendez wrote:
hello, all
I am trying to write a module that generates a canned footer for all
html and cgi pages on my site.
the html part is pretty easy and I have
Take a look at Apache::ProxyStuff. It requires you set another server (can be
virtual) but it doesn't care about methods or content type.
On 16-Aug-2000 Alex Menendez wrote:
Your right. this works great for html! Unfortunately, however, Apache
sandwich really does not work for me because it
On 16-Aug-2000 Vivek Khera wrote:
"BWH" == Bruce W Hoylman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BWH Have you looked at Apache::Sandwich from CPAN? It is easy to implement
BWH and I have used it for awhile now to add confidentiality headers and
BWH footers to pages in a small to medium site.
The
CPAN is your friend:
http://search.cpan.org/doc/KMELTZ/Apache-Htpasswd-1.3/Htpasswd.pm
On 14-Aug-2000 Shuba Simha wrote:
Can anybody tell me if there is any way to add an entry into ".htpasswd"
from a perl script, without getting prompted for the password? Meaning..I
have the password in a
You've got the wrong mailing list. This list is for the discussion of the
mod_perl Apache module. You probably want to contact the module author or try
comp.lang.perl.misc or comp.lang.perl.modules or comp.lang.perl.moderated. Or
maybe even www.perlmonks.org.
On 02-Aug-2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Look at Michael Schwern's Class::DBI on CPAN.
On 28-Jul-2000 Michael Nachbaur wrote:
Warn priority="low"
warning class="Off Topic"/
warning class="Long"/
/Warn
I'm not exactly sure where to send this, but here it goes:
Has anyone completed/started an abstract database class at all?
I could go off about why HTML sucks for dynamic page caching. If there was
somehow a way to cache say the template, leaving only the same dynamic
portion uncached, it would certainly help things along quite a bit. If
anyone knows of a good way of doing this I would certainly be interested
in
On 27-Jul-2000 Jauder Ho wrote:
No. The problem is that you cannot cache the subsequent page that is
generated because of the dynamic component. The template is always going
to remain the same (interface changes should be rare for a stable web
site), but the content (say news headlines or
On 27-Jul-2000 Jauder Ho wrote:
The template may be kept in memory but it needs to be reparsed to insert
real values, no? What I would like to see is a way to say the template is
static (header/footer) and does not need to be reparse/regenerated each
time and comparitively small portion
On 27-Jul-2000 Joshua Chamas wrote:
I agree with your thoughts completely. One of the reasons why
I built Apache::ASP was that ASP is a widely used standard,
albeit one that Microsoft developed. I wanted to be able to
leverage the mindshare of ASP scripters from a templating
standpoint,
PHP does not require mod_perl. They are completely seperate (and often do not
like each other when loaded as DSOs).
On 26-Jul-2000 Erich L. Markert wrote:
This is also comparing apples and oranges since PHP requires mod_perl...
A better comparison would be HTMLEmbperl vs. PHP
Or mod_perl
On 25-Jul-2000 Adelaide Yip wrote:
ModPerl 1.24 configures fine on Redhat 6.2, but sometimes during it's
installation I receive this error ...
Warning: You do not have permissions to install into
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/i386-linux at
/usr/lib/perl5/5.00503/ExtUtils/Install.pm line 61.
I run mod_perl as a DSO without a problem. Just don't try to mix it with php as
a DSO.
On 25-Jul-2000 Michael Nachbaur wrote:
I'm working with IBM (sorry! Its not my choice!) to try to get mod_perl
compiled into their custom version of Apache, and their techs want to know
why I can't run
The permissions problems don't appear to be with the ExtUtils directory. It's
trying to mkdir /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/i386-linux/auto/Apache/include.
Somewhere among those directories you don't have permission.
And, I misspoke before about PREFIX. First, PREFIX doesn't do everything
Well, perhaps we should organize an informal mod_perl BOF (Beer's Our Friend)
Sunday night? Can anybody remember and recommend a bar or pub from last year?
On 14-Jul-2000 Ahrendt, Robert wrote:
I know you all don't know me but if you do find someting to do on sun.
night (I.E. grab a beer or
I think there was also a very cool British pub a few blocks from the conference
...
On 14-Jul-2000 Biggs, Jody wrote:
and once more, you guys probably don't know me, but...
I remember there were a couple places out near the end of the pier - can't
remember any names though... Place at the
Yes. It's Apache::Registry.
On 12-Jul-2000 Luis Henrique Cassis Fagundes wrote:
Hi,
Recently I started to have problems in developing my CGIs because in my
new job most of the servers run Netscape instead of Apache. The
administrator told me that the reason is that Netscape has a
uot;j" == jbodnar [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
j Yes. It's Apache::Registry.
No. Registry does not cache the generated pages. Try any of the
standard "template" packages like Mason or AxKit.
--
Jason Bodnar + [EMAIL PROTECTED] + Team Linux
It says it's for dogs
I just left a company that used either mod_perl or coldfusion for our intranet
development. I never did any coldfusion development but I did have to deal with
maintaing the coldfusion server and apps.
coldfusion crashed several times in the three or four months I was involved
with it. We never
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