Re: OT: Internal server error on Refreshing mod_perl page ( Apache::ASP)

Hi again, On Sat, 10 Nov 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: since my active server page knowledge is pretty much zero here is my issue. Have several clients that use IIS w/lots of ASP[yuk] instead of Apache all things PERL. Richard and Josh have answered your other points, but I'd just like to

RFC: Security/Performance Best Practices (long)

Recently, I've been using Apache::ASP to program a new version of an existing website that gets over 5 million page views per month. This website will have to fit on a RaQ4i (450MHz) server, so I'm pretty conscious about performance. Security is also important due to the popularity of the site.

Re: RFC: Security/Performance Best Practices (long)

Philip Mak: This website runs off a MySQL database. Although all the webpages are generated dynamically, they don't change often (unless the webmaster explicitly updates them). Do you generate reliable Last-Modified and Expires headers? This could help bandwidth usage for you and your users.

Re: RFC: Security/Performance Best Practices (long)

Philip Mak wrote: Recently, I've been using Apache::ASP to program a new version of an existing website that gets over 5 million page views per month. This website will have to fit on a RaQ4i (450MHz) server, so I'm pretty conscious about performance. Security is also important due to the

[OT] Cookie woes

Hi everyone. This actually isn't mod_perl per se, but I'm hoping that other web developers might know something about this. I'm having cookie problems with, interestingly enough, both Netscape and MSIE. I'm setting a cookie in a page. Included in the page is an inline document (can be

dont understand mem-mapping

I just cant get the following in my brain. I have a modules that is started with apache using the PerlModule-directive in httpd.conf. This module defines a global pointer on startup that should be the same in all sub-instances of httpd and really in the current apache-session all instances

Apache::Sandwich, etc

Hi All, I am wondering if it is possible to add a footer to dynamic pages, server-wide, like the subject module does to static pages. One apparent way to me is to add another content handler, but I am not sure how that'll work. Any suggestion is appreciated. Jie

cvs commit: modperl-2.0/todo possible_new_features.txt

stas01/11/11 22:57:41 Modified:todo possible_new_features.txt Log: Apache::Registry already honors __END__ and __DATA__ Revision ChangesPath 1.12 +0 -2 modperl-2.0/todo/possible_new_features.txt Index: possible_new_features.txt