Geoffrey Young wrote:
anyway, the code is meant to be more of an illustration than a module you
would want to use in production, but still...
And it suffers from a pretty terrible dependency on the internal structure
of the module you are peeking at to be static. You are basically defining
a copy
>> anyway, the code is meant to be more of an illustration than a module you
>> would want to use in production, but still...
>
>
> And it suffers from a pretty terrible dependency on the internal structure
> of the module you are peeking at to be static. You are basically defining
> a copy of t
Geoffrey Young wrote:
The only suggested way to achieve something like that is to piggyback
configuration directive. If you have a module that wants to know the
value of DirectoryIndex, for instance, you could implement a mod_perl
handler that supports a DirectoryIndex directive, and return DECLI
> The only suggested way to achieve something like that is to piggyback
> configuration directive. If you have a module that wants to know the
> value of DirectoryIndex, for instance, you could implement a mod_perl
> handler that supports a DirectoryIndex directive, and return DECLINED,
> passing
Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
dorian wrote:
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryI
Stas Bekman wrote:
dorian wrote:
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryIndex when a PerlTypeHandler
dorian taylor wrote:
I know you can do:
$r->location_merge('container_string');
which forces an earlier merge, but I'm not sure it'll affect the conf
tree shown by Apache::Directive. Have you tried looking at the C code to
see whether there is a C API for that?
well, there's $r->per_dir_config a
> I know you can do:
> $r->location_merge('container_string');
> which forces an earlier merge, but I'm not sure it'll affect the conf
> tree shown by Apache::Directive. Have you tried looking at the C code to
> see whether there is a C API for that?
well, there's $r->per_dir_config and $r->requ
Kemin Zhou wrote:
[...]
"." is automatically removed when that taint mode (-T) is on. Refer to
the perlsec Perl manpage for more info. This has nothing to do with
mod_perl.
> /usr/local/apache2/
> /usr/local/apache2/lib/perl
are added when running mod_perl 2, for mp1 compatibility.
http://perl.a
Stas Bekman wrote:
Kemin Zhou wrote:
My my Apache perl installation, the lib search path is different from
the system wide path
I am using Linux
My Apache Perl (either under mod_perl or cgi) produced the following
results
This is the content of @INC
/usr/lib/perl5/5.8.4/i686-linux-thread-multi-
dorian wrote:
is there currently a prescribed method for accessing the "current"
configuration for a request, i.e., after all the merges have been
done, at the particular stage a request is in? that is, if i want
to access the current valid DirectoryIndex when a PerlTypeHandler
is called, after pos
Kemin Zhou wrote:
My my Apache perl installation, the lib search path is different from
the system wide path
I am using Linux
My Apache Perl (either under mod_perl or cgi) produced the following
results
This is the content of @INC
/usr/lib/perl5/5.8.4/i686-linux-thread-multi-ld
/usr/lib/perl5/5
My my Apache perl installation, the lib search path is different from
the system wide path
I am using Linux
My Apache Perl (either under mod_perl or cgi) produced the following results
This is the content of @INC
/usr/lib/perl5/5.8.4/i686-linux-thread-multi-ld
/usr/lib/perl5/5.8.4
/usr/lib/perl5/
On Wed, 2004-07-14 at 17:45, Pascal Robert wrote:
> I have a strange problem with Apache::Session::MySQL. It create a
> session just fine, but it can't update itself.
Usually this means that either your session object isn't going out of
scope or the values you are writing are not at the top leve
Hi,
I have a strange problem with Apache::Session::MySQL. It create a
session just fine, but it can't update itself. When I look at MySQL's
binary log, I see the initial INSERT but I don't see any UPDATES:
INSERT INTO sessions (id, a_session) VALUES
('9176a7b8acbfdc5697059d9a4fd6046a','\0\0\0
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On Wed, 2004-07-14 at 03:50, Stas Bekman wrote:
If you read Paul's short presentation or the perldelta file itself, you
will see that if you are using threaded mpms with mp2 you may really
want to upgrade to that latest version, since it includes a few
important ithreads fi
On Wed, 2004-07-14 at 03:50, Stas Bekman wrote:
> If you read Paul's short presentation or the perldelta file itself, you
> will see that if you are using threaded mpms with mp2 you may really
> want to upgrade to that latest version, since it includes a few
> important ithreads fixes.
Are you
Ooops! Sorry all, wrong address. My apologies.
At 11:31 AM 7/14/04 -0700, David Arnold wrote:
>Don, Bruce,
>
>I adjusted the pdf and cgi. Now, when the form first comes up, a couple of
>checkboxes are on. Then the cgi lights one up and turns one off.
>
>http://scinux.redwoods.edu/online_testing/Ge
Don, Bruce,
I adjusted the pdf and cgi. Now, when the form first comes up, a couple of
checkboxes are on. Then the cgi lights one up and turns one off.
http://scinux.redwoods.edu/online_testing/GenerateFDF.pdf
username: winnie
password: thepooh
The new cgi:
#! /usr/local/bin/perl -w
# File: Ge
On Wed, 2004-07-14 at 00:57, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> just a quick one:How can I access loaded modules from other modules using
> mod_perl, i.e. say that I am running module contacts.pm within modperl,
> and I want from ContactPersons.pm access the contacts module, given that
> the two modules/pa
Mustafa Akgul wrote:
> I am having problem in activating Apacahe::AntiSpam.
>
> I get the "Can't call method "dir_config" on an undefined value
> at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.3/Apache/AntiSpam.pm line 15."
>
>
> This on mandrake 10.0 with apache2.
I doubt that Apache::AntiSpam has been
I am having problem in activating Apacahe::AntiSpam.
I get the "Can't call method "dir_config" on an undefined value
at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.3/Apache/AntiSpam.pm line 15."
This on mandrake 10.0 with apache2.
PerlModule Apache:.Filter
PerlModule Apache::AntiSpam
PerlModule Apache::P
Rando Christensen wrote:
> Geoffrey Young wrote:
>
>> see the DirectoryIndex documentation - you can specify a URL as well as
>> individual files, so you can simply point to a mod_perl content
>> handler and
>> leave mod_autoindex/mod_dir to do what they do best.
>>
>> if you use DirectoryIndex
will do , just was not sure it was a bug in the first place :)
our sysadmin decided to call RedHat and get a proper srpm (5.8.3)from them
i.e she un-installed 5.8.4 we she had built from source. BTW, RHEL latest
version comes with perl 5.8.0.
Running the command you suggested I got:
ldd /etc/h
Paul Fenwick has posted this to p5p.
http://perltraining.com.au/talks/perl-5.8.5.pdf
You may find it useful as well in making your decision whether you want
to move to 5.8.5 when it gets released (in a few days).
If you read Paul's short presentation or the perldelta file itself, you
will see th
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