Larry Leszczynski wrote:
Between sawampersand and grep'ing my code, I did find an instance of $&.
I removed it, but I am still seeing the problem.
Did you actually use Devel::SawAmpersand to test it? There are other
modules that pull those in, e.g. if you do 'use English'.
On a related note, it's
> > Between sawampersand and grep'ing my code, I did find an instance of $&.
> > I removed it, but I am still seeing the problem.
>
> Did you actually use Devel::SawAmpersand to test it? There are other
> modules that pull those in, e.g. if you do 'use English'.
On a related note, it's possible t
Geoffrey Young wrote:
well, if there are absolutely no real files at all, then I don't think
DirectoryIndex will work - mod_dir only applies DirectoryIndex when
$r->filename ends up being a real directory (a $r->content_type of
DIR_MAGIC_TYPE). but other than that it looks ok :)
so, if that doesn'
Thanks for the suggestion!
Between sawampersand and grep'ing my code, I did find an instance of $&. I
removed it, but I am still seeing the problem.
I have also noticed that the size of our mod_perl processes has doubled
since the upgrade (from ~50M to ~100M). Did Perl, Apache, and mod_perl
rea
Simon Miner wrote:
Thanks for the suggestion!
Between sawampersand and grep'ing my code, I did find an instance of $&. I
removed it, but I am still seeing the problem.
Did you actually use Devel::SawAmpersand to test it? There are other
modules that pull those in, e.g. if you do 'use English'.
I
On Thu, 2004-07-15 at 09:12, Pascal Robert wrote:
> > What happens if you explicitly untie the session at the end of the
> > request?
>
> It works, thanks!
Good, but be careful -- this means you have a scoping problem. You
might be putting your session into a global or accidentally creating a
cl
Simon Miner wrote:
My company has just upgraded our Apache/mod_perl and supporting software
versions, and we are now seeing a strange phenomenon. A piece of code which
has always worked speedily up to this point, now occasionally, but
predictably, takes 10 times longer to execute. The code fragme
Hello,
My company has just upgraded our Apache/mod_perl and
supporting software versions, and we are now seeing a strange phenomenon.
A piece of code which has always worked speedily up to this point, now
occasionally, but predictably, takes 10 times longer to execute. The code
fragme
Le 04-07-14, à 18:03, Perrin Harkins a écrit :
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 value
dorian taylor wrote:
Thanks for the idea, dorian. Patches are more than welcome. Look at
APR::Pool for an example of how to do it in XS. It should be just 2
lines of code :)
well, it was indeed just a few lines of code (see the patch attached at
the end), but we can't do that in a simple alias o
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