Re: Apache::ASP (Newbie Install Issues)

At 11:49 PM 11/30/99 -0800, Joshua Chamas wrote: I glad you got it working. It can be quite an ordeal the first time. :( The .htaccess doesn't do anything unless you have configured somewhere to enable .htaccess with AllowOverride All I tried to put this in some visible place, check out:

Modperl core dump on startup

Hi all. I just installed modperl 1.21 with apache 1.3.9, both are custom RPMs that are basically based on the Red Hat RPMs (we just changed the paths.) So we load modperl dynamically using Load and AddModule. When I just do a plain old 'apachectl start' it looks like it is starting but ps

Re: PerlLogHandler - bytes always zero for proxy requests

I presume from the lack of response that nobody knows the answer to this one? Or have I sent this to the wrong mailing list? Or is it a stupid question? Best Regards, Brian "Brian S. Craigie" wrote: Can anyone tell me how to turn on logging of the bytes through the proxy please? Many

RE: PerlLogHandler - bytes always zero for proxy requests

I presume from the lack of response that nobody knows the answer to this one? Or have I sent this to the wrong mailing list? Or is it a stupid question? Best Regards, Brian "Brian S. Craigie" wrote: Can anyone tell me how to turn on logging of the bytes through the proxy

Developing with CVS

I'm trying to build a CVS environment for a team working with mod_perl. I tried: - Every developer has a http.conf file and a cvs copy of the sources. Then I try to run httpd daemon as the user. I modified the conf so the owner of the process if the developer and changed the

Re: Content management system

Try searching freshmeat (http://freshmeat.net/). darren BeerBong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Hello all! Are there any freeware content management systems kinda Zope or simpler on Perl ? What do you can recommend ? Where I can search for its ?

Re: Content management system

Try searching freshmeat (http://freshmeat.net/). I found Zope there :) darren BeerBong ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Hello all! Are there any freeware content management systems kinda Zope or simpler on Perl ? What do you can recommend ? Where I can search for its ?

Re: PerlLogHandler - bytes always zero for proxy requests

Thanks for the quick response. I already have %b in use for the access_log file and this works just fine. However, for Apache::DBILogConfig the %b is specified in the PerlSetVar DBILog_Config_log_format directive, and Apache::DBILogger has the %b embedded in its perl script. Using the DBI

Re: Content management system

Are there any freeware content management systems kinda Zope or simpler on Perl ? There are two in development that I know about, Iaijutsu and Istore: http://www.ninjacode.com/iaijutsu http://www.employees.org/~hdumcke/IStore/IStore-0.02.tar.gz We've been having some discussion on the

Re: PerlLogHandler - bytes always zero for proxy requests

"Brian" == Brian S Craigie [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Brian Using the DBI packages, the %b value is zero for access to Brian sites via the proxy, but is a valid value for accesses to the Brian local server itself. I can't understand why the value is zero Brian for access to sites via the proxy

Re: PerlLogHandler - bytes always zero for proxy requests

On Wed, 1 Dec 1999, Brian S. Craigie wrote: I presume from the lack of response that nobody knows the answer to this one? Or have I sent this to the wrong mailing list? Or is it a stupid question? or because you just posted on monday and some people have been extra super buzy with other

spliting perl.conf from httpd.conf (newbie)

The directives that ordinary be in perl.conf only worked if they are inside httpd.conf. Using the directives from below, when apache process httpd.conf, it expect that the directory that contains perl.conf where the same as httpd.conf is in? IfModule mod_perl.c Include conf/perl.conf

Re: spliting perl.conf from httpd.conf (newbie)

Apache will expect to find perl.conf in conf/perl.conf relative to the value in the ServerRoot directive, which is often the same as where the httpd.conf is located, but not necessarily. darren Fernando Rowies ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: The directives that ordinary be in perl.conf only worked

Re: Apache::ASP (Newbie Install Issues)

"N. Blaine Morgan" wrote: But This does work Location /pasp DirectoryIndex index.html index.shtml index.cgi SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler Apache::ASP # PerlSetVar Global /tmp/asp /Location I'll try to document the CONFIG section better, thanks for

conf file precedence

I have the following in my conf file: # Framed applications ProxyPass /frames http://sw3.tivoli.com:81/frames ProxyPassReverse /frames http://sw3.tivoli.com:81/frames # Begin Apache::ProxyStuff stuff PerlModule Apache::ProxyStuff Location / SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler

Embperl 1.2.0 - Possible bug with [$ if $] and [* *] interactions

The enclosed code works fine if I use: [* if ((($daycnt-1) % 7) == 0) { *] however if I make it [$ if ((($daycnt-1) % 7) == 0) $] it seems to execute (at least partially, it's not clear that everything inside gets executed) every time. Am I missing something about variable

Re: conf file precedence

On 01-Dec-99 Tim DiLauro wrote: I noticed this behavior in Apache_1.3.6-modperl_1.21. I worked around it by specifying Location / ... /Location before Location /frames ... /Location That works for Location but it appears ProxyPass and Location do not play nicely. ---

user registration/login system

Hello, I sent this email out yesterday, but it didn't seem to reach the list. My apologies if you get this twice. Is there a "best way" to accomplish the following user registration/login system: - User attempts to visit a password-protected section of the site. - If user is not yet

Integrate Search Engine in Apache

Dear All, This is my problem: I have a Search Engine that creates Index Files for my Web Site. Now I have protected Directories ( .htaccess ). When I ask my Search Engine it turns back the pages containing information I need, but it gives me the protected pages too. So what I want to achieve

Compiling mod_perl with different versions of Perl

I have a working version of Perl and mod_perl on a live system at the moment. Since installation, I have installed pgcc. I want to recompile Apache and mod_perl to use a proxy front end, and would like to do this using pgcc and its optimisations. Stas says in his guide that Perl and mod_perl

RE: Embperl 1.2.0 - Possible bug with [$ if $] and [* *] interactions

-Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Kee Hinckley Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 12:37 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Embperl 1.2.0 - Possible bug with [$ if $] and [* *] interactions The enclosed code works fine if I use:

Re: Compiling mod_perl with different versions of Perl

I have a working version of Perl and mod_perl on a live system at the moment. Since installation, I have installed pgcc. I want to recompile Apache and mod_perl to use a proxy front end, and would like to do this using pgcc and its optimisations. Stas says in his guide that Perl and