Greetings. I had a mod_perl setup with Apache 1.3.11/ mod_perl
1.24 on a RedHat Linux box running fine. Then I decided (or was
asked, actually) to upgrade to Apache 1.3.20/ mod_perl 1.26.
The Apache install by itself ran fine, but when I try to 'make test'
with mod_perl, I get the
Hi, All!
Code is simple, but I can't return custom content-type with
SERVER_ERROR:
sub handler {
. $self-response is HTTP::Response object
if ($self-response-is_success) {
$self-response-headers-scan(sub { $r-header_out(@_) });
$r-send_http_header(join '; ',
Geoffrey Young wrote:
without having an environment to test on or the Eagle book to reference...
I seem to recall something in the Eagle book about arguments to Allow and
Deny - that from 10.3.4.1 is really a single argument and not two (in the
TAKE2 sense), so maybe your approach is
I have a site running mod_perl that I'm constantly making changes to.
What do I have to do in order to make it so that when I edit any file
(either a .pl script directly called on the site, or a .pm module that my
perl script uses), then the changes will take effect automatically? I
would rather
On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 07:48:14AM -0600, Castellon, Francisco wrote:
Does anyone know if Apache::DBI is included with mod_perl? if not
could someone tell me where i could get it from?
if you're using DEBIAN, you find it like this:
$ dpkg -S Apache::DBI
libapache-dbi-perl:
On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 at 04:04:54PM -0700, Jeffrey W. Baker wrote:
On Fri, 27 Jul 2001, Greg Lontok wrote:
hello,
I recently changed a username/password check script to mod_perl, however
when under mod_perl, I noticed that failed logins with the correct username
and password
On Sun, 29 Jul 2001, Paul Kulchenko wrote:
Hi, All!
Code is simple, but I can't return custom content-type with
SERVER_ERROR:
sub handler {
. $self-response is HTTP::Response object
if ($self-response-is_success) {
$self-response-headers-scan(sub { $r-header_out(@_) });
