Maybe you can try Apache::PerlRun instead of Apache::Registry for the
directories that you need to run those scripts. The perldocs show how to
set it up.
Marc Slagle
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From: Dan Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 11:14 PM
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Marc Slagle
in the past.
Marc Slagle
Secure Level
559 Liberty Hill, 2W
Cincinnati, Ohio, 45210
(513) 665 4931
http://www.securelevel.com
In the next few weeks our radio show might be
tackling mod_perl as a topic. I've read everything on the perl.apache.org
site (and followed the links from there to take23.org, etc.)
I'vereadthe mod_perl articles on perl.comas well. My
question is, are there any other less-obvious places to
What else do you need? There are two mod_perl books that you may wish to
purchase and read, see the links on the site.
Got the books too.
I'm almost there, but could still use any nifty statistics, etc. Most of
the stories I've seen are for defunct sites/companies. I'm creating a site
to go
What version apache/mod_perl are you running? Also, were these intel
solaris 7 servers or sparc?
We've recently started trying to migrate a number of Solaris 7 machines to
Solaris 8, and everything seemed fine for a while.
We have each box running its own static, dynamic (mod_perl) and ssl
the
configuration the same. (Assuming you can do that, some work environments
are locked down to older versions of software.)
It would be interesting to see what truss reported when you hit the server
when it was not responding.
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From: Tom Servo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Marc Slagle
When this happened to our clients servers we ended up trying some of the
mod_perl based solutions. We tried some of the modules that used shared
memory, but the traffic on our site quickly filled our shared memory and
made the module unuseable. After that we tried blocking the agents
to file translation stuff, where return
DECLINED should let apache continue as normal (reading httpd.conf for
finding paths, etc.)
Marc Slagle
locations.
All I want to know is: Does anybody think
this kind of module is useful enough to be made public? Any feedback would
be great. Thanks.
Marc Slagle
This works for me:
I'm using pdf stuff here, but you can set the
content type to whatever you want.
$r-content_type('application/pdf');$r-header_out("Content-Disposition"
= "attachment;
filename=order.pdf");$r-send_http_header();
Marc Slagle
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to be trying to send the data, but I cant capture it.
If there's any sites or code snippets anyone can
provide it would help out a lot.
Thanks,
Marc Slagle
The Fulkert Consulting Group, Inc.
559 Liberty Hill 2W
Cincinnati, OH 45210
moving to it now (XML::LibXSLT) and its making our life much easier. Our designer doesnt mind learning it, esp. after showing him what it can do.
Marc Slagle
Whapps, LLC.
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 10:27, Hauck, William B. wrote:
Hi,
I've been considering using a template system for an app that I'm
this to dispatch the request to the correct object
needed to fulfill the request. (Our handler is configured at /, so we
override the uri passed from the browser to /).
Any other types you want can be added to this, I just threw the ones
that seemed relevant to you. I hope this helps.
Marc Slagle
didn't pass along in the snippet.
Since we were already putting a translation handler in place to do our
trickery there, it seemed to make the most sense to us to add the code
to handle static requests there. By no means am I suggesting that this
is the best way, but we're pretty happy with it.
Marc
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