Hi All,
FreeBSD6-current/i386
perl5.9.3 w/out ithreads
httpd2.1.5-dev apr not threaded
+1
All tests pass.
Good work all.
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Mark wrote:
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1. Problem Description:
$ENV{REDIRECT_ERROR_NOTES} not working with MP2
Using latest everything (modperl 2 RC5).
To illustrate, I simply configure Apache with an errordocument:
ErrorDocument 500 /cgi/printenv
I have
Hi,
I am looking for an appropriate mailing list for Apache::Test.
On http://marc.theaimsgroup.com I have found apache-test-dev and
apache-modperl-test-dev. For me it seems the first one is concerning about
testing httpd while the last one looks like what I am searching for.
On the other hand
Torsten Foertsch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am looking for an appropriate mailing list for Apache::Test.
>
> On http://marc.theaimsgroup.com I have found apache-test-dev and
> apache-modperl-test-dev. For me it seems the first one is concerning about
> testing httpd while the last one looks like what
Hi,
MP2 RC5, Template, Image::Magick
I hope this is not off topic, apologises if it is.
I have a perl script written as a handler. It scans a dir for image
files and offers the user a chance to convert them from tiff to jpeg.
As there can be lots of files of some size, it can take some time f
Is there any particular reason why you must split it into 4 pages? Why
can't you do something like:
local $|=1;
$r->headers_out;
print $tt_header;
foreach my $f (@files) {
... process file ...
print $tt_file_info($f);
}
print $tt_footer;
The idea being do everything in 1 single page. Sp
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Hi Stas & MP list,
I tried causing this error by opening sockets to the web server, then
killing (-9) the client, but that didn't work. However, every morning
like clockwork the scanning service (ScanAlert) hits our site and
causes this problem... so, while I cannot intentionally cause the
error
On 3 May 2005 at 17:11, Issac Goldstand wrote:
> Is there any particular reason why you must split it into 4 pages?
3 reasons; I want appearance to be as if the page is refreshing on
it's own, I thought a large batch of say 30 x 50MB tiffs would cause
the browser to timeout or give the user the
Dermot Paikkos wrote:
> On 3 May 2005 at 17:11, Issac Goldstand wrote:
>
>
>>Is there any particular reason why you must split it into 4 pages?
>
> 3 reasons; I want appearance to be as if the page is refreshing on
> it's own, I thought a large batch of say 30 x 50MB tiffs would cause
> the
I'm attempting to build a statically compiled version of
Apache/mod_perl using a localized version of Perl 5.8.6 installed in my
home directory. For the most part, everything is running smoothly
except now I've run into a problem with MakeMaker.pm. When I try to run
the Makefile.PL for mod_perl
Jason Dixon wrote:
I'm attempting to build a statically compiled version of
Apache/mod_perl using a localized version of Perl 5.8.6 installed in
my home directory. For the most part, everything is running smoothly
except now I've run into a problem with MakeMaker.pm. When I try to
run the Makef
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
hi stas
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
But if you use a mod_perl filter you will still hit the issue of
unknown content-length header.
yes, of course that's true.
there goes caching (:
Not really. Nothing prevents you from buffering up the res
I've had some similar issues, but gotten around them by using
erro_headers_out. This worked for me, so you might give it a try:
$f->r->headers_out->unset('Content-Length');
$f->r->err_headers_out->set('Content-Length' => length($NewBody));
Obviously "$NewBody" is whatever you're
On May 3, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Jason Dixon wrote:
I'm attempting to build a statically compiled version of
Apache/mod_perl using a localized version of Perl 5.8.6 installed in
my home directory. For the most part, everything is running smoothly
except now I've run into a p
allan juul wrote:
[...]
Use must use $r->set_content_length(). See the mp2 test suite for
examples.
(i don't have that method available in my mod_perl2)
You sure do :)
% lookup set_content_length
To use method 'set_content_length' add:
use Apache2::Response ();
http://perl.apache.org/docs
Jason Dixon wrote:
On May 3, 2005, at 1:48 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Jason Dixon wrote:
I'm attempting to build a statically compiled version of
Apache/mod_perl using a localized version of Perl 5.8.6 installed in
my home directory. For the most part, everything is running smoothly
except no
Hi Dermot
Why can't you just use JavaScript::RPC and send a msg to the server every 10
secs asking for a status update on the conversion activity?
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Changes since 1.22:
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#* If everything goes well with this release it'll probably be the last RC
and a week or so from now, we will get the 2.0.0 out. So this is your last
chance to affect the new API, since after 2.0.0 release backwards
incompatible API changes will not happen. Thank you for your testing and
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