Hal has never responded to my reply (Apr 28 2003) regarding the acl support in
Registry handlers. You can find the whole thread here:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10504205575&r=1&w=2
Can someone with .acl filesystem verify that the following proposed solution
resolves the problem? (but fi
NEW FUNCTIONALITY (Cameron Prince, Terrence Brannon)
* Full SQL Query input via the !Query option to Search()
* added the '$makesql' flag to Search() so that generated SQL can
be returned instead of executed. It will remain undocumented until
it is supported for Update(), Delete(), and Insert().
Hello There.
I have installed Mandrake 9.1, and in the installation I asked it to also
install Apache 2, mod_perl, mysql.
now I want to make them all work. I took stason's pages, and there he said
to write in the httpd.conf (with is in my system httpd2.conf) a loadmodule
line. no good - the ap
hey ged
yestserday i saw the post that you referenced. if i understand that post, the user was noticing that when the initial httpd process is started, it forks to create another httpd root process. the PID for this 2nd root httpd process is written to the webserver's PID file and this 2nd root
Hi there,
On Tue, 30 Dec 2003, Gary Denslow wrote:
> a signal handler for USR2 has been setup in startup.pl, but sending
> a USR2 to the root httpd process does not result in the execution of
> the signal handler
> apache: 1.3.29; mod_perl: 1.29; perl: 5.8.2
I think signal handling is a bit of a
a signal handler for USR2 has been setup in startup.pl, but
sending
a USR2 to the root httpd process does not result in the execution of
the
signal handler; apache: 1.3.29; mod_perl: 1.29; perl: 5.8.2;
#
output of uname -a
Linux
Geoffrey Young said:
> this is what leads me
> to believe that Apache::DBI (at least as it existed then) relied on
> non-random hash behavior.
It sorts the keys, so it should have no problems with the new randomized
order.
DBI->connect_cached() is fine, except that it doesn't do the automatic
roll
> Well, what else can you recommend instead of Apache::DBI ?
> Suppose DBI->connect_cached ?
oh, sorry - I didn't mean it like that :) what I meant was that I'm not
really running production sites anymore, so I'm more and more out of touch
with Apache::DBI and the specifics of its implementation/
Hello Geoffrey,
Geoffrey Young wrote:
I've been wondering if the random-hash ordering foo in recent perls would
cause Apache::DBI to break - IIRC it was somewhat dependent on the order of
the connect() arguments. I've been meaning to dig into it just out of
curiosity (I don't really use Apache::
> I've read the docs at
> http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/perl_reference/perl_reference.html#Excep
> tion_Handling_for_mod_perl and still have some questions.
>
> Under "Other implementations", Error.pm is listed as a best option. I have
> test code that I run on the command line which Does th
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