Modperl + DBI + Postgresql = Crash (file table full)

I am currently building an intranet site which uses a Postgresql database backend. Unfortunately the database server is opening more files for every SQL request from the web site. This quickly leads to a crash after the kernels file table has filled up. As of today I have no idea about the

Re: Modperl + DBI + Postgresql = Crash (file table full)

usually a default OS install does not have enough available file handles for use as a webserver. Consider using ulimit -n, and ndd or sysctl settings for file descriptors. On a busy site you may need to increase the hard limit by also modifying the kernel FDMAX #define and rebuilding. Or you

Re: Modperl + DBI + Postgresql = Crash (file table full)

Hello, FSI am currently building an intranet site which uses a Postgresql database FSbackend. Unfortunately the database server is opening more files for every FSSQL request from the web site. This quickly leads to a crash after the FSkernels file table has filled up. I've run mod_perl with

Help with Perl in httpd.conf

Hi, I have the following in my httpd.conf file but the Limit is having no effect. Running perl -cx httpd.conf tells me I've got a syntax error on the limit line. Any help ? I haven't included all the lines in the Perl section. It would be great if I got this to work before next year ;)

comparison of html/perl methodologies

Hello, I have written a fairly good sized CGI using CGI.pm that I ran first as a standalone, then under modperl. Now, I'm interested in looking at web authoring from the reverse perspective - embedding Perl in html. A quick look tells me that there are a number of possibilities out there --

Help with Perl in httpd.conf

After searching the archives (I searched on Limit not on Perl like the first time) I've changed my code to But the limit does not work properly. I get a Directory index forbidden by rule: /usr/local/apache/htdocs/users/supervisor/ in the error log. Is the syntax still wrong or does anyone

Re: comparison of html/perl methodologies

On Sun, 31 Dec 2000, Paul Phillips wrote: Now, I'm interested in looking at web authoring from the reverse perspective - embedding Perl in html. A quick look tells me that there are a number of possibilities out there -- Apache ASP Mason Embperl HTML::Template There are probably some

Re: Help with Perl in httpd.conf

"Scott Alexander" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is the syntax still wrong or does anyone have any ideas about this? I am thinking it is. Try the following correction. Perl #!perl $Location {"/users/supervisor"} = { DAV = 'On', AllowOverride = 'None', Options = 'None', AuthName = '"Test"',

Re: comparison of html/perl methodologies

Hello, PPNow, I'm interested in looking at web authoring from the reverse PPperspective - embedding Perl in html. PP PPA quick look tells me that there are a number of possibilities out there -- PPApache ASP PPMason PPEmbperl PPHTML::Template HTML::Template is not an embedded Perl solution per

Re: Document Contains no data

--- Stas Bekman wrote: On 17 Nov 2000, Stephen A. Cochran wrote: I have a program which runs fine 90% of the time under mod_perl. About 10% of the time Netscape reports "Document contains no data". Looking at the socket traffic, the client receives an orderly release indication (T_ORDEL_IND

Help with Limit in Perl

Hi, I've looked thru the archives and suggestions posted earlier do not help. My code is at the moment like this: Perl #!perl $Location {"/users/supervisor"} = { DAV = "On", AllowOverride = "None", Options = "None", AuthName = "Test", AuthType = "Basic", Auth_MySQL_Password_Table =

DynDNS.org

Hi, we've been running for the last year off of mod_perl. We currently supply dynamic DNS aliasing for over 58,000 users, and almost 100,000 hosts. This is all run on one pIII-450 without breaking a sweat. On an average day we perform over 5 updates a second. -- Chris Reinhardt [EMAIL