Hi List,
It's my first post.
I'm running a remote dedicated webserver running a RH 7.2.
Originally perl5.6.1 was pre-installed (rpm), so I downloaded and installed
perl5.8.4. I decided to download some fresh Apache and mod_perl:
-Apache 1.3.31
-mod_perl 1.29
When I set an HTML::Mason handler
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Richard Bauer a écrit :
| Hi List,
|
| It's my first post.
|
| I'm running a remote dedicated webserver running a RH 7.2.
| Originally perl5.6.1 was pre-installed (rpm), so I downloaded and
| installed perl5.8.4. I decided to download some fresh Apache
dorian taylor wrote:
if PerlLoadModule supplants the command table, i surmise it does
the job of PerlModule as well (which i understand to be roughly the
equivalent of 'use'). i'm wondering, would there ever be a reason
to load a module without wanting to supplant the command table with
any
I have a custom PerlAuthenHandler that works fine when protecting
particular URLs but if I try to protect the document root it also
protects necessary URLs I use for login and logout. Is there a way that
I can exclude particular URLs or allow them to pass thru?
Here is my SSO.conf file
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Rob Bloodgood wrote:
Friday, July 16, 2004, 5:31:35 PM, you wrote:
SB Ah, sorry, I'm lost in the sea of methods
hahaha I know the feeling.
SB -- I think we have exactly
SB what you want. It should appear in here:
SB http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache/HookRun.html
This was the key I needed.
The two are not the same, as explained here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/custom.html#Enabling_the_New_Configuration_Directives
This [PerlLoadModule] directive is similar to PerlModule, but it
require()'s the Perl module immediately, causing an early mod_perl startup.
ah,
dorian wrote:
The two are not the same, as explained here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/custom.html#Enabling_the_New_Configuration_Directives
This [PerlLoadModule] directive is similar to PerlModule, but it
require()'s the Perl module immediately, causing an early mod_perl startup.
JKM wrote:
I'm getting an intermittent 500 server errors, which is getting more
frequent the busier the server is getting.
The trouble is, the only error message I'm getting in the log is:
[error] Died at /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.1/CGI/Carp.pm line 312.
Is this configuration OK?
looks fine.
I'm using
The solution I had chosen for this was to create an auth handler that
simply always returned Apache::OK... then specifically name those files
in the config and set the auth handler to the OK returning one.
-Original Message-
From: Andy Hale [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday,
Andy Hale wrote:
I have a custom PerlAuthenHandler that works fine when protecting
particular URLs but if I try to protect the document root it also
protects necessary URLs I use for login and logout. Is there a way that
I can exclude particular URLs or allow them to pass thru?
Here is my
Richard Bauer wrote:
Hi List,
It's my first post.
welcome :)
I'm running a remote dedicated webserver running a RH 7.2.
Originally perl5.6.1 was pre-installed (rpm), so I downloaded and installed
perl5.8.4. I decided to download some fresh Apache and mod_perl:
-Apache 1.3.31
-mod_perl 1.29
When
See this thread for more details of why you may want to upgrade to this
Perl version:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?t=10897915799r=1w=2
Original Message
Subject: 5.8.5
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 23:21:47 +0100
From: Nicholas Clark [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In England, the Common Yew (Taxus baccata, also known as English Yew)
is
often found in churchyards. It is sometimes suggested that these are
placed there as a symbol of long life or trees of death
As an Englishman who grew up by a churchyard with just such trees
I might add that Yew
in brief, i am trying to find where modperl generates the infamous OK: The
server encountered an internal error
hopefully there is a decent way to either drop the error message, or at the
least turn it into something that does not jar the client trying to use my
system.
i wrote a rather
I use perl Schedule::Cron module to schedule some
subroutines. These subroutines contain file
operations and the problem is particularly with the
file open functions: sysopen, open.
In case of setting detach parameter (
$cron-run(detach=1) ), so I detach the main
scheduler loop from the
john z wrote:
in brief, i am trying to find where modperl generates the infamous OK:
The server encountered an internal error
hopefully there is a decent way to either drop the error message, or at
the least turn it into something that does not jar the client trying to
use my system.
i
On Wed, 2004-07-21 at 17:18, Nurcan Yuruk wrote:
I use perl Schedule::Cron module to schedule some
subroutines.
This list is for mod_perl questions. Does your question involve
mod_perl? If so, please provide the details about your mod_perl setup.
If not, please use a general Perl mailing
OT? Can't quite see the connection with things of Perlish nature. Here
modperl..
Alfred Vahau
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Andy F wrote:
In England, the Common Yew (Taxus baccata, also known as English
Yew) is
often found in churchyards. It is sometimes suggested that these are
placed there
Stas Bekman wrote:
Eric Frazier wrote:
Jim, Eric, so can you please put this thread together into one doc piece
that can be added to the docs?
so any chance someone can put together the solutions from Eric and Jim,
and the other suggestions I gave in the reply to the Jim's original
question?
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