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
A CVS book has been released for free -
See http://cvsbook.red-bean.com/
Why do I send this - many folks who wanted to contribute to the modperl
cvs didn't know where to start from. Now you don't have any more excuses
not to contribute :)
Enjoy!
I actually commented out the "exit" line below that and let it
continue as if there were no error.
Then, when I ran "make", I discovered the actual error, which in my
case involved not having gdbm properly installed.
Good luck,
Rob
if ./helpers/TestCompile sanity; then
change it
Problem solved.
Jay J pointed out to me in private email that this had probably been
fixed in the latest development snapshot, and indeed it has.
See http://www.davin.ottawa.on.ca/archive/modperl/1999-07/msg01080.phtml
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ken Williams) wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting the error "Perl
Any pointers on how to stop apache from stat()'ing and reloading a
script (running under mod_perl) that has changed on disk?
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Geoff Crawshaw
TimeBills.com Inc.
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Well, since nobody replied I started digging myself. Here's what I
found.
The problem below is caused by push_handlers method in Authorization
handler.
You can reproduce it if you use the following set up.
--- module
package Apache::MasterAuth;
use
On Thu, Nov 25, 1999 at 08:18:04PM +0100, Eric Cholet wrote:
Pushing a handler for the current phase ? Is this legal ? I wonder.
I don't remember it for sure and don't have the book around to check
but I think this is used for content handling and even given as an
example of chained
Any pointers on how to stop apache from stat()'ing and reloading a
script (running under mod_perl) that has changed on disk?
You are talking about Apache::Registry, right?
Take a look at Apache::RegistryNG. Search the archive for more info about
it since there is no docs inside the module.
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 path
I'm using apache 1.3.9 , mod_fastcgi 2.2.2 and mod_perl 1.21
Originally my build of these three together worked, however when i went to rebuild a
few months later i recieved a lot of
"unrecognized format specifier" errors. A search of the internet showed that i wasn't
the only one but i
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