> Which section you refer to? I can only see nph mentioned in:
> http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/config.html#E_lt_LocationE_gt__Configuration
> saying:
>
> PerlSendHeader On tells the server to send an HTTP headers to the
> browser on every script invocation. You will want to turn this of
Frank Wiles wrote:
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 14:02:00 -0500
Jim Albert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Under mod_perl1 I had a mod_perled program that opened a pipe to a
standard CGI and recorded its output.
I did this in my mod_perl program by setting the following ENV vars:
$ENV{"QUERY_STRING"}
$ENV{"REQ
On Tue, 11 Jan 2005 14:02:00 -0500
Jim Albert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Under mod_perl1 I had a mod_perled program that opened a pipe to a
> standard CGI and recorded its output.
>
> I did this in my mod_perl program by setting the following ENV vars:
> $ENV{"QUERY_STRING"}
> $ENV{"REQUEST_ME
-8<-- Start Bug Report 8<--
1. Problem Description:
I have tried the httpd-2.0.49 with mod_perl 1.9913 dev version and
the make test ran ok. However, the httpd-2.0.52 with the current
mod_perl RC3 cannot start when I did "make test".
This problem
Under mod_perl1 I had a mod_perled program that opened a pipe to a
standard CGI and recorded its output.
I did this in my mod_perl program by setting the following ENV vars:
$ENV{"QUERY_STRING"}
$ENV{"REQUEST_METHOD"}
$ENV{"CONTENT_LENGTH"}
and then opening a pipe to the CGI.
The problem under mo
On Jan 11, 2005, at 1:49 PM, Michael Peters wrote:
Jason Dixon wrote:
Hi folks:
Sorry for the noob question on here, but I've never encountered this
before. I'm working on a small CGI app using mod_perl, and I'm
getting the usual "file permissions deny server execution" error.
The odd thing is
Jason Dixon wrote:
Hi folks:
Sorry for the noob question on here, but I've never encountered this
before. I'm working on a small CGI app using mod_perl, and I'm getting
the usual "file permissions deny server execution" error. The odd thing
is that this isn't for the CGI script itself, but for
-8<-- Start Bug Report 8<--
1. Problem Description:
Web server core dumps on startup in "make test". (The Apache server
runs OK without mod_perl and has been built with sendfile disabled
and APR_HAS_LARGE_FILES set to 1 since that is how perl was c
Hi folks:
Sorry for the noob question on here, but I've never encountered this
before. I'm working on a small CGI app using mod_perl, and I'm getting
the usual "file permissions deny server execution" error. The odd
thing is that this isn't for the CGI script itself, but for every
linked file
cfaust-dougot wrote:
That means only one thing: your httpd.conf is broken. Start with a hello
world config from the documentation, see it working and then proceed to
ensure that your own stuff is configured to run modperl.
Awesome!!! Looks like that was the problem I don't know exactly
wha
Title: Re: MP2 Won't Install
>>That means only one thing: your httpd.conf is
broken. Start with a hello>>world config from the documentation, see
it working and then proceed to>>ensure that your own stuff is
configured to run modperl.
Awesome!!! Looks like that was the
problem
I d
Chris Carter wrote:
d) Another useful tip - that may seem a bit stupid, but which I found
useful - was to check after completing the installation process that
the 'modules' directory under '/usr/local/apache2' (or whatever)
contained the file 'mod_perl.so'. In my first few attempts at
installa
Ciro The Spider-Man wrote:
The documentation for configuring mod_perl at
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/config.html suggests having
"PerlSendHeader On" inside the "Location /perl" directive, and then to
add a "Files " directive to disable PerlSendHeader for NPH scripts.
Which section you re
cfaust-dougot wrote:
Morning,
I'm having problems just getting MP2 to install.. I can build MP2,
make, make test make install with no errors at all, mod_perl.so is
built and is put into the proper modules directory and is called
correctly in the httpd.conf file - but its not installed, it doesn't
Morning,
I'm having problems just getting MP2
to install.. I can build MP2, make, make test make install with no errors at
all, mod_perl.so is built and is put into the proper modules directory and is
called correctly in the httpd.conf file - but its not installed, it doesn't
show up in the e
>No, the standard apache 1.3.xx build process doesn't build libhttpd.dll by
>default.
>It only builds it with the --enable-rule=SHARED_CORE configuration option.
>With this I manage to build MP 1.xx.
>Now about MP2 - as I said I currently can not build Apache 2 with
>enable-rule=SHARED_CORE, t
The documentation for configuring mod_perl at
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/config.html suggests having
"PerlSendHeader On" inside the "Location /perl" directive, and then to
add a "Files " directive to disable PerlSendHeader for NPH scripts.
This caused a bit of a problem, apparently cau
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