way, great article.
I too would like to would like to have a better understanding of how
MVC can be applied to mod_perl. Maybe even HelloWorld sized example
showing how all of the different components interact?
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found on several sites that Apache::DBI didn't effect
performance as much as I would have imagined with PostgreSQL and was
fine to run without it.
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'SetPerlVar', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a
module not included in the server configuration
/usr/sbin/apache-perl-ctl start: httpd could not be started
What is the obvious thing I am overlooking?
It's PerlSetVar not SetPerlVar.
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that connection for each request.
Have you turned on debugging in Apache::DBI and watched your Apache
error_log for any weirdness?
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sure Perl is installed and that ld ( the linker ) can find it.
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of our $r-dir_configs into an init()
subroutine.
Anyway... this might be one way to attack your problem, as you can
then use different parameters on each virtual host.
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. Netscape would however set the cookie anyway.
This may not be your problem, but it may be something to think about.
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to look into useradd and /etc/skel on a Linux system. It
has everything you are trying to accomplish handled automatically
by using the standard Linux user creation techniques. No need to
re-implement the wheel. :)
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This works out well because whatever method you are calling probably
already knows what input you're needing. The userid in this
example.
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suggest is setting up a small
free Unix box ( Linux, FreeBSD, or whatever ) and moving the site
over in a development/testing enviroment that way you can see what
you are going to be up against for sure, in a relatively easy way.
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for this.
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Honestly I don't see any way around editing the config files short
of just using an Apache::Registry directory.
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What the other programmer here and I do is setup an array and push()
our lines of output onto it throughout all our code, and print it at
the very end. I'd be interested in seeing benchmarks of this vs.
the other methods. I'll try to find the time to run them.
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using POSIX ( which is probably the more correct way to do it
anyway ), but I'm still interested in seeing if anyone else has
experienced this.
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n a new
subroutine.
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reason why it shouldn't work.
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