...I get in the error.log the message: "Premature end of script headers". Where
can I find the "misconfiguration".
Have a look at the error log, the message should be something like:
"Premature end of script headers: /path/to/script.cgi"
This means that the named script is failing to compile.
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Paul J. Lucas wrote:
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Denton River wrote:
Its been a long time since i have done a jobb without using sessions. I would
really like to have this feature included in the kit im using and i think
alot of developers are with me on this one.
"mgraham" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andy Wardley wrote:
* The Template Toolkit is *ONLY* a template system. This is a Good
Thing. It processes text (HTML, Latex, POD, etc). You can use it
under Apache/mod_perl, in stand-alone CGI scripts, or in other
environments entirely
Ken Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Frank D. Cringle) wrote:
unconstructive grumble
This sounds dreadfully microsoftian. Trashcan: check; Bouncing
paperclip: check.
Well yeah, if you choose features that nobody cares about, then nobody will
care whether the package
But you have to recompile the Perl code, which normaly takes more time, then
compiling the template to the Perl code. I don't think that this will gain
very much speed. (Maybe in case of TT this is more important, because it has
to first translate his own language to Perl code, while other
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Paul J. Lucas wrote:
On Thu, 27 Jul 2000, Matt Sergeant wrote:
http://www.best.com/~pjl/software/html_tree/
Aside from the GPL, it does looks nice.
What's wrong with the GPL? It's open-source and free of cost.
What more do you want?
the
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Geoffrey Young wrote:
hi Matt...
I can't access my normal email from home, so forgive
the non-quoting of your message... :)
the way I set it up, when running in DispatchMode =
Safe (the default, which I didn't mention in the
docs), you wouldn't be able to call
jeff wrote:
The mod_perl eagle book has a good section on saving state information
using session ids. And it's not necessarily mod_perl based.
Thanks Jeff.
I've some code based on parts of the state section - speifically the
ideas of URL mungling.
Greg
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Gerald Richter wrote:
I sure think that this template discussion is
intresting, forms autofill is one thing but another
thing that i think would be neat is if the kit could
do session handling, like the Apache::ASP. Can embperl
or mason do this fancy stuff.
Embperl can do
Tom Brown wrote:
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Paul J. Lucas wrote:
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Denton River wrote:
Its been a long time since i have done a jobb without using sessions. I would
really like to have this feature included in the kit im using and i think
alot of developers are with
Hi Greg,
Can I recommend you write a simple, standalone module that everyone can
use and not just an embperl solution - I'd be willing to help (or write
it) if people send me their wants / ideas, and then flame my code when I
think its ready!
I would be happy if there is an standalone
The TT parser uses Perl regexen and an LALR state machine.
Embperl's parser have used from the startup only C code, maybe that's the
reason why the time this takes (compared to the rest of the request) never
was an issue for me...
Gerald
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi Greg,
Can I recommend you write a simple, standalone module that everyone can
use and not just an embperl solution - I'd be willing to help (or write
it) if people send me their wants / ideas, and then flame my code when I
think its ready!
I would be
Hi Greg,
As far as I am aware (please someone prove me wrong!) the does not
appear to be such a module.
I meant the module your are about to write :-)
Please send me ideas / thoughs and I'll have a go.
Embperl currently goes the way that it sets up a tied hash at load time (so
it only
I have fully implemented URL munging and Cookie support,
but SERIOUS troubles start to arise when you start adding
the notion of secure sessions.
I have done it, but it isn't pretty. Basically, there
are three types of pages. Normal, Secure, and Secure
(but you don't need a Secure Url Munging).
Today, Greg Cope [EMAIL PROTECTED] frothed and...:
one of your parents sister. The only major issue is that I cannot
appear to use posted values as they appear to get lost in the redirect
(Clues wanted !).
Redirecting a POST request? Yup, expediency often requires violating the
HTTP spec.
Hi all,
(debian potato)
apache-ssl : 1.3.9.13-2
modperl : 1.21.2309-1
perl : 5.005
Apache::PerlVINC : 0.01 compiled by myself
As recommended in the guide, i'm trying to use Apache::PerlVINC since
I have 3 virtualhosts, and the same sets of modules for all three (same namespace), in
three
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi Greg,
As far as I am aware (please someone prove me wrong!) the does not
appear to be such a module.
I meant the module your are about to write :-)
Please send me ideas / thoughs and I'll have a go.
Embperl currently goes the way that it sets up a
Is there a way to make it so that all Apache::ASP scripts on my site have
"use warnings;" on by default (something analogous to PerlSetVar Strict 1
and use strict;)? Or do I just have to put "use warnings;" in every file?
I searched the nodeworks.com/asp site (keyword warning/warnings) as well
Hi ,
I am using Perl 5.6.0 whith MySql 3.22.32 , Apache 1.3.12 , modperl
1.24 .
On our Production Server , Apache error logs are showing sometimes :
[Thu Jun 8 14:53:34 2000] [error] DBI-connect failed: Too many
connections at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/Apache/Session/
Hello,
I am having a lot of fun with Apache::ASP and the session management with it
and I really recommend any body who hasn't used it to try it, Just for FUN.
I have a question here, has any body stored sessions in mysql with
Apache::ASP. what is the pros and cons of doing that and How . Any
On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, Leslie Mikesell wrote:
According to Gerald Richter:
The TT parser uses Perl regexen and an LALR state machine.
Embperl's parser have used from the startup only C code, maybe that's the
reason why the time this takes (compared to the rest of the request) never
I came to a web application development(modperl) in a middle way. The
existing session management is basically save pairs of info(user:xxx...)
into a /tmp file named clientip-random#-random#-timestamp, and use a
similar format cookie to find corresponding session in /tmp to do
authentication.
Ofcourse i can use different pieces of software,,
But that was not my point I *want* to have the session
management in the same kit becouse it´s convinient.
I have to tell my team what software to use and maby
even teach them how to use it,
I find it alot easier to do this with one kit.
Best
Hello,
We have a large code base printing header, body and footers to the STDOUT
from the cgi scripts. Since all these are print statements, we have to go to
extreme measures to make sure we donot print the content more than once.
To clean things up (or at least start at it), we want to be able
I noticed that the following bit of code does not work properly:
require 'test.pl';
chdir '..';
require 'test.pl';
Even though the second require is trying to load a different file, perl
thinks that it is the same file and therefore doesn't require it again (I
had to use the 'do' command
Philip Mak wrote:
Is there a way to make it so that all Apache::ASP scripts on my site have
"use warnings;" on by default (something analogous to PerlSetVar Strict 1
and use strict;)? Or do I just have to put "use warnings;" in every file?
I searched the nodeworks.com/asp site (keyword
Mysql accepts a maximum of 100 connections. This probably means you have
MaxClients set at a number larger than this. If you are serving all of your
files, including static html and graphics, through one mod_perl enabled
apache, run the top command and prepare to pick your jaw off the floor.
Greg Gerald,
I wanted to bring an important issue that came up with
Apache::ASP, how will you deal with search engines indexing
the session-ids in the URL?
In Apache::ASP, this is handled a couple of ways, first the
session-id is stored as a query string param, not in the path
to give a
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Drew Taylor wrote:
After all this discussion, what would benefit me most in choosing my
next template system would be a concise central repository of the
features benefits for the major template systems (TT, Apache::ASP,
Embperl, Mason, HTML::Template come to mind
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Drew Taylor wrote:
Andy Wardley wrote:
And the REALLY, REALLY smart ones (i.e. TT2) can write the Perl code to
disk for persistance of compiled templates. That way, the templates
never need to be re-compiled (i.e. from TT syntax to Perl code) unless
you change
Dmitry Beransky wrote:
At 09:58 AM 7/24/00, mgraham wrote:
For instance, I would like a backend web application to be able to
learn about form fields from the template tags:
[% input type='text' name='email' required=1
validate_as='email_address' %]
That's where the XForm may come
Philip Mak wrote:
I just tried doing the global.asa thing, but I realized another problem.
Recently, I installed a new version of perl on my system (upgraded 5.00503
to 5.6). Something went wrong though; Apache::ASP is still using the old
version of perl. If I run /usr/bin/perl,
XForm sounds just like something I need actually, can any of the XSLT
tools transform it? In perl, of course, XML::XSLT, Sablotron (which
doesn't compile on FreeBSD btw, feh!)?
Yesterday, Dmitry Beransky [EMAIL PROTECTED] frothed and gesticulated...:
That's where the XForm may come quite
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