Hello, all!
We have a 4 year experience in developing web sites
for our customers. Most of these web sites must present
information stored in some relational database
(MySQL or Oracle), and we create a special web interface
for managing the data stored in the database.
We cannot use standard
On Thu, 13 Sep 2001, Medi Montaseri wrote:
I have a related question
How do I confirm that I indeed have a persistent database connection...
I have modified my httpd.conf via PerlRequire /path/startup.pl
with debuging at level 2...I see the following in my httpd error_log
[Thu Sep 13
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This question does and doesn't have to do with mod_perl.
I wish to keep perl binary (nothing related to apache) in memory so that
each time a specific script is invoked there is no cost of perl startup
time. The script gets executed many times (intercepts corporate, virtual
domain email).
Hi there,
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Miroslav Madzarevic wrote:
This question does and doesn't have to do with mod_perl.
I wish to keep perl binary (nothing related to apache) in memory
See the Guide:
http://perl.apache.org/guide
And read about Apache::Registry.
73,
Ged.
I don't wan't anything related to Apache (no Apache, not even
Apache::Registry or anything else, I'm a mod perl, Mason programmer so I'm
familiar with them).
I just wanted to have perl binary persistent in memory (_like_ in mod_perl)
so that perl doesn't have to be loaded #!/usr/local/bin/perl
On Friday 14 September 2001 11:40, Alexandr Efimov wrote:
We tried to use XML, but the main problem with XML
is that we cannot insert even a simple logic constructions,
like IF of FOREACH, as with Template.
Yes you can, but of course you need a dedicated processor. XML is just a
syntax :-)
Miroslav Madzarevic wrote:
I don't wan't anything related to Apache (no Apache, not even
Apache::Registry or anything else, I'm a mod perl, Mason programmer so I'm
familiar with them).
I just wanted to have perl binary persistent in memory (_like_ in
mod_perl)
so that perl doesn't have to
Hi,
Im very near to the solution of my problem, but there's still a
thing
that's not working properly.
Before running my perl script (f1.pl) i see five httpd@hostname sessions
in Oracle V$session but at the moment in which i run f1.pl there appear a
seventh session alone such f1.pl@hostname.
Hello, All!
Yes. AxKit's XSP module does this. Your SQL can be generated with the
AxKit::XSP::ESQL module, and then you can loop over the results
in your XSLT stylesheet using either xsl:foreach or (better still)
using a template.
Actually using AxKit::XSP::ESQL module seems to be much
more
Hi!
I swore there was yet a third candidate in this realm, but I didn't see it
on brief inspection.
I am currently sort of working (haven't touched for some time) on
something called Apache::FakeEnv which should be something like a subclass of
Apache::FakeRequest, but which includes access to
On Friday 14 September 2001 18:16, Alexandr Efimov wrote:
Yes. AxKit's XSP module does this. Your SQL can be generated with the
AxKit::XSP::ESQL module, and then you can loop over the results
in your XSLT stylesheet using either xsl:foreach or (better still)
using a template.
Actually
Hi,
im reading on mod_perl and Relational Databases
(http://apache.org/guide/databases.html),
Introduction, that persistent database connections needs to have set
$ENV{MOD_PERL} in order to execute CGI perl script
via mod_perl and not via normal CGI.
What's the right value for that variable and
On Friday 14 September 2001 17:53, Flavio D' Amore wrote:
im reading on mod_perl and Relational Databases
(http://apache.org/guide/databases.html), Introduction, that persistent
database connections needs to have set $ENV{MOD_PERL} in order to execute
CGI perl script via mod_perl and not via
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Flavio D' Amore wrote:
Hi,
im reading on mod_perl and Relational Databases
(http://apache.org/guide/databases.html), Introduction, that persistent
database connections needs to have set $ENV{MOD_PERL} in order to execute
CGI perl script
via mod_perl and not via normal
Alexandr Efimov wrote:
Hello, all!
We have a 4 year experience in developing web sites
for our customers. Most of these web sites must present
information stored in some relational database
(MySQL or Oracle), and we create a special web interface
for managing the data stored in the
Hi,
I have the sources of:
apache 1.3.20
openssl-0.9.6b
openssl-engine-0.9.6b
mod_ssl-2.8.4-1.3.20
mod_perl-1.26
How do I build them? I have tried ./configure --help in all but it seems
they are all inter-reliant on each other and it seems impossible to build
apache and enable mod_perl and
If you're on RedHat 7.1, the easiest way is to go to
ftp://ftp.redhat.com/pub/redhat/linux/rawhide/i386/RedHat/RPMS/
and just download and install the packages. They don't have a
current version of mod_perl though.
You may have the also update your glibc to 2.2.4.
Blair
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Hi,
I have the sources of:
apache 1.3.20
openssl-0.9.6b
openssl-engine-0.9.6b
Or you can check out the mod_perl guide, specifically:
http://perl.apache.org/guide/install.html#mod_perl_and_mod_ssl_openssl_
If you haven't seen the guide before, take some time to go through it. It's
an excellent resource.
-Fry
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Hey,
In my own experience it seems that I can only get
$r-connection-aborted updated if I first do a $r-print().
Is there any way to get aborted to update without
$r-print?
The scenario is that developer would like to know the
aborted status before any part of the script runs, where
browser
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From: Joshua Chamas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 3:21 PM
To: Mod Perl
Subject: Updating $r-connection-aborted before $r-print() ?
Hey,
In my own experience it seems that I can only get
$r-connection-aborted updated if I
This problem went away when I downgraded to Apache 1.3.17, mod_perl
1.25, and mod_ssl 2.80. I would really like to use the up-to date
versions if I can... can someone provide me with a clue to what has changed?
-Bryan
Bryan T. Schmidt wrote:
Howdy folks... got a wierd one here, although I
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From: Bryan T. Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 14, 2001 3:32 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Apache::LogFile
This problem went away when I downgraded to Apache 1.3.17, mod_perl
1.25, and mod_ssl 2.80. I would really like
These documents are very confusingon one hand the document the other
caller mentioned does explicitly talk about two conditions should exists.
Note A AND B. And then we hear that that is not really true...And even
Apache::DBI.pm itslef does not talk about it and there is no way that I
know of
On Friday, September 14, 2001, Medi Montaseri wrote the
following about Environment variable $ENV{MOD_PERL}
MM and there is no way that I know of that one can tell, if we do
MM indeed have a persistant connection or have simply required some
MM dumb packages...
logging into the database and
Hello,
MMAnd even Apache::DBI.pm itslef does not talk about it and there is no
MMway that I know of that one can tell, if we do indeed have a persistant
MMconnection or have simply required some dumb packages...
The documentation mentions that you can use Apache::Status to check on
statistics
Your script uses an END block to disconnect. If you use
Apache::Registry, that will not be run until the server is shut down.
With Apache::DBI, you should get one connection per Apache process, and
they'll stay open. If you are changing the login parameters (i.e.
different user each
Your script uses an END block to disconnect. If you use
Apache::Registry, that will not be run until the server is shut down.
With Apache::DBI, you should get one connection per Apache process, and
they'll stay open. If you are changing the login parameters (i.e.
different user each
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure with Template Toolkit integration and
an object/relational
We have also heard something about OpenInteract, which is based on
Template Toolkit - may be it would be simplier to use it?
It does sound like a possible good choice for your purposes, since it
combines a basic application structure with Template Toolkit integration and
an object/relational
Hello,
I am using template toolkit to generate dynamic content and I was
wondering if there is any way to set a cookie after returning OK. Here
is what I mean.
1-There are two scripts that check for access privileges of a user. One
sets two cookies and the other (mine) sets three cookies.
2- My
Before running my perl script (f1.pl) i see five httpd@hostname sessions
in
Oracle V$session but at the moment in which i run f1.pl there appear a
seventh session alone such f1.pl@hostname.
The mechanism of persistent connections seems to be not workinkg properly.
What is it that makes you
I'm working on the Apache::AuthExpire module. Considering the
difficulties of getting two browsers to behave the same way,
I was thinking that I should probably implement a login page,
once the initial authentication phase is finished. Basically,
user logs in, then if no timestamp is
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Medi Montaseri wrote:
These documents are very confusingon one hand the document the other
caller mentioned does explicitly talk about two conditions should exists.
Note A AND B. And then we hear that that is not really true...And even
Apache::DBI.pm itslef does not
On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Rasoul Hajikhani wrote:
Hello,
I am using template toolkit to generate dynamic content and I was
wondering if there is any way to set a cookie after returning OK. Here
is what I mean.
1-There are two scripts that check for access privileges of a user. One
sets two
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