I'd like to know if the latest Embperl works with Apache::Filter?
I.e. can I use Apache::Filter to make redirection calls in Embperl
documents work when using a chain?
I'm thinking of
PerlHandler MyChain::Embperl MyChain::Gzip
where MyChain::Embperl and MyChain::Gzip uses the
Alex Menendez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this destroy routine is definitely a problem (may or may not be the cause
of the error though) apache::dbi over-rides the dbi connect method in
order to check an internal hash of cached db handles so that an existing
connection can be returned rather than
Something related to a recent (few weeks ago?) discussion of session
information passing ...
This thread is more of a social content, but worth reading...
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=99/10/22/0249212mode=thread
It provides more details why people block cookies, which makes developer's
"G.Richter" wrote:
I'd like to know if the latest Embperl works with Apache::Filter?
I.e. can I use Apache::Filter to make redirection calls in Embperl
documents work when using a chain?
I'm thinking of
PerlHandler MyChain::Embperl MyChain::Gzip
where MyChain::Embperl and
"JT" == Jason Terry [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
JT Is there a way to limit the maximum amount of memory that a perl child can
JT use?
Yes.
I assume you also want to know what that method is... so I'll tell ya.
Use the Apache::Resource module.
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The advantage of using sendmail is
[1] a centralised MTA config.
[2] Graceful handling of problems and requeueing of messages if the SMTP
server specified by Net::SMTP would normally be down. eg automatic
resilience based on MX record rerouting can be nice.
Although in a mod_perl situation, I
I have found the problem over the weekend. It apears to be a problem with my
EmbperlFilter and ApacheSSI. I forgot to mention this important piece of
information.
Looking back through the list I found reference to the fact that Cookies and
Embperl do not work well through the filter. Looking
I have problems with Apache::Roaming. "make test" always shows:
Skip ./blib/lib/Apache/Roaming/LiPrefs/Config.pm (unchanged)
Skip ./blib/lib/Bundle/Apache/Roaming.pm (unchanged)
Skip ./blib/lib/Apache/Roaming/LiPrefs.pm (unchanged)
Skip ./blib/lib/Apache/Roaming.pm (unchanged)
At 14:02 27/10/1999 -0400, Gunther Birznieks wrote:
The advantage of using sendmail is
[1] a centralised MTA config.
[2] Graceful handling of problems and requeueing of messages if the SMTP
server specified by Net::SMTP would normally be down. eg automatic
resilience based on MX record
Is there a way to limit the maximum amount of memory that a perl child can
use?
Apache::SizeLimit
Apache::GTopLimit (this one lets you control the minimum of shared memory
as well)
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On Wed, 27 Oct 1999, Robin Berjon wrote:
At 14:02 27/10/1999 -0400, Gunther Birznieks wrote:
The advantage of using sendmail is
[1] a centralised MTA config.
[2] Graceful handling of problems and requeueing of messages if the SMTP
server specified by Net::SMTP would normally be down. eg
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Gerald Richter wrote:
I have been digging around in the FAQ and archives for information about
people running mod_perl on a windows box and also using Apache::DBI, but
have come up with nothing. I am under the impression that it is not
going to work becase
I've got a weird problem here involving DBI under
mod_perl.
I have a simple Perl script that works from the
command line:
-
#!/usr/local/bin/perl
use strict;
use DBI;
my ($dbh, $sth, $f, $head) = undef;
$dbh =
praveen wrote:
Sir,
We have recently installed our server having the configuration as- Linux ,
modperl,apache, samba.
The problem we are facing is after few minutes of working server hangs giving the
error message as "out of memory" for all the above configuration.
Please help me
Dan Mahoney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a weird problem here involving DBI under
mod_perl.
[snip]
Hopefully you have a startup script you use to load various modules
into the server memory. If so, could you add the following to it:
BEGIN {
$ENV{DBI_TRACE} = 2;
}
This will cause DBI
Hello All
I have made a module derived from PerlRun. It overrides only readscript()
method in PerlRun. First I wrote as follows (essencial part only)
package Apache::PerlRunFake;
use Apache::PerlRun;
@ISA = qw(Apache::PerlRun);
sub readscript {
...
}
*handler =
I think a better solution would be to make PerlRun use real object-oriented
thinking (method handlers), something like this:
sub handler ($$) {
my($class, $r) = @_;
my $pr = $class-new($r);
...
}
My personal philosophy is that any given class's name should only
Greg Stark wrote:
A lot of people have talked about running a proxy in front of your mod_perl
processes, well a word of caution, maybe squid is more efficient, but
mod_proxy does a double fork at the end of every request. This is part of the
caching file garbage collection but it happens
On Wed, 27 Oct 1999 23:24:58 -0500
Ken Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ken I think a better solution would be to make PerlRun use real object-oriented
Ken thinking (method handlers), something like this:
Ken
Ken sub handler ($$) {
Ken my($class, $r) = @_;
Ken my $pr =
Might I add ...
As I came to this a bit late, may I suggest some "conservative" numbers
to work up from:
- Assume each httpd with mod_perl will eat up 6mb of private memory if
you set max-requests per child fairly low (e.g. 35).
- Take your real memory. Subtract 32Mb. Divide remaining memory by
Yes, I agree. But as (I thought) I had mentioned in an early post, it
should be possible to turn on this caching behavior for each individual
request before a call to $r-content or $r-read.
Cheers
Dmitry
On 28 Oct 1999, Greg Stark wrote:
That makes sense for small pieces of data such as
On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Tim Bunce wrote:
Can't locate object method "trace_msg" via package "DBI" at
C:\Perl\site\5.00503\lib/DBI.pm line 311.
END failed--cleanup aborted.
That's a known bug that was fixed in DBI 1.10 (I believe).
Just FYI, I had the problem in DBI 1.13. It was
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