, as to whether you need it or not, performance is the main
issue. As a rule of thumb, I'd plan to install it for anything where you
expect 10 hits a second or more to a perl script or where the script
is slow to start because it is large or needs a database connection.
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.
Somewhere as an update to the 7.2 release they got it right and it is solid at
least
through 7.3 and its updates. The only quirk is that there is a memory leak if
you
attempt graceful restarts so it is always best to stop/start. I'm not sure
about
RH8/9 with apache 2.x/mp2.
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is on the way so if you would probably want to get the latest beta from
http://www.fsck.com/pub/rt/devel/ (2.1.86 now) to start.
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wouldn't need the Artistic license.
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to publish pages to a viewing site. Is a working example included
or available? I was hoping for something like http://www.plone.org
has as a starting point (but of course I want to use apache/mod_perl
instead of zope/python). Or do I just have to learn a lot more about
Mason myself?
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to find and fix problems
that pop up after an update into production.
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to questions like that.
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approach
appears as a different script to mod_perl so it will cache a separate
copy in memory.
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where you
request credentials and omit it for people that don't log in. Or
redirect to a different vhost that always requires authentication but
serves the same data.
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...).
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and it probably doesn't work
the same way on Windows.
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once daily to several
locations. I'm pushing a lot of stuff around now with
rsync which works and is very efficient, but the ability
to move the source volumes around transparently and keep
backup snapshots is attractive.
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From: Maarten Stolte [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
before i invent the wheel for the xth time, can someone tell me wether
there is an (opensource) banner management system in modperl (MASON?).
I used this one for a busy site for several years:
http://www.sklar.com/dad/.
Les Mikesell
including comments. Some of the layouts never change, but it
would really be best if the reporters could generate and control their own
templates without having to understand all of the details involved.
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configuration.
The webmail program happens to be imp, using php and
it currently doesn't have a way to authenticate against
LDAP, although an LDAP directory is automatically
updated as you add users.
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This doesn't solve the specific problem, but it is a good idea
to tune 'MaxClients' down in httpd.conf to a number that your
server can sustain. The browsers may see a few errors during
the overload but the server will recover a lot faster when it stops.
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(and that it
is almost sure to be re-infected if the patch has not been applied).
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From: Todd Finney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 9:51 AM
Subject: Re: Module to catch (and warn about) Code Red
I
It has been a while since I did a comparison but I have
mwforum (http://www.mawic.de/mwforum) running under
mod_perl without any trouble. I think it is distantly
related to wwwthreads but still under the GPL.
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frequently that you don't want to reload perl for
every run, but it would be handy to have a scheduling module that would
work on windows NT or Win2k to provide the missing cron functionality.
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Sent: Monday, January 22, 2001 3:01 AM
Subject: Re: Using rewrite...
The problem is that I can't find a way to send the request
tp://%{HTTP_HOST}:81/$1 [P]
or just duplicate the line with and without the slash in the pattern.
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tp://%{HTTP_HOST}:81/$1 [P]
or just duplicate the line with and without the slash in the pattern.
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tp://%{HTTP_HOST}:81/$1 [P]
or just duplicate the line with and without the slash in the pattern.
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tp://%{HTTP_HOST}:81/$1 [P]
or just duplicate the line with and without the slash in the pattern.
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tp://%{HTTP_HOST}:81/$1 [P]
or just duplicate the line with and without the slash in the pattern.
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tp://%{HTTP_HOST}:81/$1 [P]
or just duplicate the line with and without the slash in the pattern.
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perl memory is no longer tied
up while delivering the output back over frequently slow connections.
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ignificantly smaller for the same load.
Likewise, it would be helpful if you would always make the comparison
to the dual httpd setup that is often used for busy sites. I think it must
really boil down to the efficiency of your IPC vs. access to the full
apache environment.
Les Mike
end server processes recycle themselves as soon as they
are free instead of cycling sequentially through all the available
processes. Did you mean to imply otherwise or are you talking
about something else?
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cookie-challenged
folks anyway.
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To: "Les Mikesell" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 1:44 PM
Subject: Re: [OT] Rewrite arguments?
On Thu, 4 Jan 2001, Les Mikesell wrote:
This may or may not be
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From: "Dave Kaufman" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, January 05, 2001 11:09 PM
Subject: Re: [OT] Rewrite arguments?
One of us is missing something. I hope it is me, but when I turn
process
that is delivering the data even though the processing has been completed.
The proxy approach provides some buffering and allows the backend
to move on more quickly. Does speedycgi do the same?
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the existing part. Will I
have to let mod_perl proxy with LWP instead or have I missed something
about mod_rewrite? (Modifying the location portion is easy, but the
argument list seems to be handled separately).
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to let
the requests connect and wait for a process to handle them. If
you aren't happy with the speed the machine can realistically
produce, get another one (or more) and let the front end proxy
to the other(s) running the backends.
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you might as well deliver it as
go to this much trouble.
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of one big table...?
Yes, this is most likely the real problem - if the browser has to compute
the
column widths it can't do it until it has seen the end of the table. You
can
avoid it by specifying the widths in the table tag or by closing and
restarting
the table after some reasonable siz
.
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Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 8:20 AM
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How could they not? Since the files are execu
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Su
ense to go that route for
a light-weight front-end to heavy mod_perl backend servers, of course.
Just curious: what don't you like about mod_rewrite?
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: Microperl
I don't build mod_rewrite into a mod_perl Apache as I like rewriting
with
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Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 2:21 AM
Subject: Re: database access
On Tue, 14 Nov
od to use.
I wonder if Apache::DBI could figure out what connections are worth
holding open by itself? It could have some hints in the config file
like regexps to match plus a setting that would tell it not to
make a connection persist unless it had seen x instances of that
connect string in y
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From: "Gunther Birznieks" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, November 10, 2000 12:58 AM
Subject: Re: Fast DB access
Isn't that a beta-level filesystem?
At 12:47 AM 11/10/2000 -0600, Les Mikesell wrote:
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From: "Ti
yone timed the difference?
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erFS on
a Linux box. It does not suffer from the usual problems when
you put a large number of files in one directory and is extremely
fast at lookups.
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e can change this.Likewise for any of the load balancer
front ends that work on the tcp connection level (but I'd like to
be proven wrong about this).
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tt's
talk on AxKit's cache...)
Spreading requests over multiple backends is the fix for this. There is
some gain in efficiency if you dedicate certain backend servers to
certain tasks since you will then tend to have the right things in the
cache buffers.
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od_rewrite do the first cut at deciding where (or whether)
to send a request, but then be able to send to a load balanced, fail
over set, preferably without having to interpose another physical
proxy.
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exible
as being able to reparse the output by a program but it does let people
who are likely to break the perl programs use them in their html pages.
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QL
you may have to use ps and count the postgres processes.
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ience down that path)?
Have you looked at embperl? The latest version allows you to map
the filesystem/URL path to a hierarchy of objects so you can
create a top level default and only override the parts you
want to change as you go down to different sections - without
changes in the page itse
e
to make any common changes.
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