On Sunday 12 June 2005 22:37, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi Torsten,
>
> I put this:
>
> PerlModule Perl::AfterFork
> PerlInitHandler Perl::AfterFork::reinit
>
> In the config and tested it - I get this error message:
> [Sun Jun 12 22:36:46 2005] [error] Usage: Perl::AfterFork::reinit().\n
> [Sun J
a release candidate for mod_perl 2.0.1 is now available for testing.
please grab the candidate from
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and report back successes or failures. when reporting failures, please see
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Hi all,
Here are some updates on the upcoming mod_perl tutorials
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Hi all!
I took over maintenance of AxKit::XSP::BasicSession some time ago from
Mike Nachbaur, who wrote it. Recently, we have discovered it has some
really bad issues. We have discussed the problems in the usual dahut
hangouts, but well, the short story is that none of us grok tie-ing
well eno
--- Fred Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does this mean you are using the mod_perl2 install
> that came with Fedora
> Core 3 (1.99.16 iirc)? If so, that is incompatible
> with Bundle::Apache2
> if my guess is right because CGI.pm 3.10 will be
> using the Apache2
> namespace. Try removing your
Hi Torsten,
I put this:
PerlModule Perl::AfterFork
PerlInitHandler Perl::AfterFork::reinit
In the config and tested it - I get this error message:
[Sun Jun 12 22:36:46 2005] [error] Usage: Perl::AfterFork::reinit().\n
[Sun Jun 12 22:36:50 2005] [error] Usage: Perl::AfterFork::reinit().\n
???
C
i've just completed a couple logging convenience modules. the first:
http://search.cpan.org/~dorian/Apache-DebugLog-0.01/
allows for two dimensional (i.e. category, verbosity) debug logging
on top of the normal debug log. the second:
http://search.cpan.org/~dorian/Apache-LogF-0.01/
simply adds
>>But, since CGI.pm is throwing these errors, I'd say
>>it's because you
>>haven't upgraded it. What version of CGI.pm are you
>>running? It needs to
>>be at version 3.10 for complete compatibility with
>>mod_perl2.
>
> CGI.pm is 3.10. CGI is also part of the
> Bundle::Apache2, so it may have been
--- Michael Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> This error comes from the fact that
> register_cleanup() is now
> cleanup_register() and is in the APR::Pool package,
> so you need to
> use APR::Pool ();
>
> But, since CGI.pm is throwing these errors, I'd say
> it's because you
> haven't upgra
Thomas Hilbig wrote:
> Sorry, httpd is 2.0.52 and not 2.0.54 (sorry, panic).
>
> My whole site is Perl CGI based using ModPerl2 for
> performance, using Perl CGI library for requests and
> not the pure Apache requests. It's always worked up
> until loading the Bundle::Apache2 package. I wanted
>
From what I've read on the list.. but this could be wrong!
Find all references to
Apache::Request and change to Apache2::Request
Good luck.
Leo
On 12 Jun 2005, at 16:52, Thomas Hilbig wrote:
Sorry, httpd is 2.0.52 and not 2.0.54 (sorry, panic).
My whole site is Perl CGI based using ModPer
Sorry, httpd is 2.0.52 and not 2.0.54 (sorry, panic).
My whole site is Perl CGI based using ModPerl2 for
performance, using Perl CGI library for requests and
not the pure Apache requests. It's always worked up
until loading the Bundle::Apache2 package. I wanted
to load the Apache2 API for some M
I just installed the perl Bundle::Apache2 on a working
2.0.54 environment. My thought this was using a
separate namespace and I could migrate the MP2 code
over to the Apache2 API from Apache API. I have
always been on Apache 2 and MP2, but using the API's
that came with it on a Fedora Core 3 inst
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