From: Philip M. Gollucci [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I didn't write this, but ...[it]... makes us millions.
I trust you are putting thousands into perl, mod_perl and other good
things, then ;)
(apologies if you get this twice)
(mp 2.0.1, libapreq2-2.06-dev, httpd 2.0.51, Fedora Core 2)
Hi folks,
I've spent 2 days trying simply to read and write cookies! Just before
I pack it in and become a paper boy, can anyone help?
If you haven't time to read below but have some working cookie
On Monday 01 August 2005 23:12, Boysenberry Payne wrote:
Hello All,
I've got a two server platform one a static server for files and runs
the mysql server
and the other runs mod_perl. I'm trying to figure out the fastest way
to get info on directories
and files from the static server
OK, not exactly perl, but this was the closest list I could find.
I am running a perl CGI script that launches a java program. This java
program writes output files that are delimited using what I believe to
be a unicode character. On most editors it looks like an upside-down
question mark,
On 20 Jul 2005, at 10:40, Dan Sully wrote:
Has anyone written a protocol handler for UDP?
If so - could you share any examples?
I haven't, but IIRC there is/was a talk at YAPC::EU about using
mod_perl as a DNS server... I think it is by mock, who did the mod_perl
as a mail server in
(mp 2.0.1, libapreq2-2.06-dev, httpd 2.0.51, Fedora Core 2)
Hi folks,
I've spent 2 days trying simply to read and write cookies! Just before
I pack it in and become a paper boy, can anyone help?
If you haven't time to read below but have some working cookie
read/write freeze/thaw code or
Thom Hehl wrote:
OK, not exactly perl, but this was the closest list I could find.
I am running a perl CGI script that launches a java program. This java
program writes output files that are delimited using what I believe to
be a unicode character. On most editors it looks like an upside-down
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005, Thom Hehl wrote:
Possibly the LANG environment variable for the user you test with is not
the same as the LANG var for the user the webserver runs as?
I had a similar thing i tried to debug a few weeks ago. I couldnt 'su' to
the user 'nobody' which was annoying so it took
Lets move this to apreq-dev (at) httpd.apache.org
** Remember to remove modperl@ from the reply list.
(mp 2.0.1, libapreq2-2.06-dev, httpd 2.0.51, Fedora Core 2)
Not an issue, but httpd 2.0.54 is out since you're using the rest current :)
If you haven't time to read below but have some
Matt Sergeant [02/08/05 10:42 -0400]:
On 20 Jul 2005, at 10:40, Dan Sully wrote:
Has anyone written a protocol handler for UDP?
If so - could you share any examples?
I haven't, but IIRC there is/was a talk at YAPC::EU about using
mod_perl as a DNS server... I think it is by mock,
Thank You Everyone,
I think now that I know I can use $ftp-ls( -lR ), which I couldn't
find
anywhere in the Net::FTP docs or other O'Reilly books I have, I can
stick to Net::FTP without is being slow. What was causing my script
to take so long was the multiple $ftp-cwd( $directory ),
I've been doing some searching through apache.org and sourceforge to see if I
could locate a web based file management app (similar to Xythos WFS) that runs
on Apache, Linux and mod_perl.
If anyone knows of such a product I'd greatly appreciate if you could pass me
an email with the info.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been doing some searching through apache.org and sourceforge to see if I
could locate a web based file management app (similar to Xythos WFS) that runs
on Apache, Linux and mod_perl.
If anyone knows of such a product I'd greatly appreciate if you could pass me
Hello,
I'm debugging why I'm getting 'server closed the connection
unexpectedly' intermittently in a modperl application.
Unfortunately it has only been seen on the production server and not on
our development server making it harder to debug.
On the database side, nothing looks unusual in the
Mark Stosberg wrote:
2. In a couple related modules we a construct like: our $DBH =
DBI-connect().
We don't do that elsewhere in the application. With some effort we could
refactor the code to get rid of this. I tried switching to local our,
but I got a test failure. (Although I didn't get
the most bizarre thing popped up when i was trying to build a
mod_perl deb (and from regular source) on debian testing/i386:
String found where operator expected at /usr/lib/perl/5.8/IO.pm line 11, near
XSLoader::load 'IO'
(Do you need to predeclare XSLoader::load?)
syntax error at
On Tue, 2 Aug 2005, Dorian Taylor wrote:
the most bizarre thing popped up when i was trying to build a
mod_perl deb (and from regular source) on debian testing/i386:
String found where operator expected at /usr/lib/perl/5.8/IO.pm line 11, near
XSLoader::load 'IO'
(Do you need to
Assuming you're aware of the renaming issue:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/rename.html
I've seen a similar error when installing a current
CPAN/svn mod_perl-2 over top of an existing mod_perl-2
that followed the old API. Did you remove any old
mod_perl-2 installation before installing
On 2 Aug 2005, at 13:27, Ken Simpson wrote:
BTW Matt: Have you released the super-caching DNS query system that you
were discussing a few months back? The one that works way better than
Net::DNS for doing nasty things like lots of SPF checks?
Sort of. There's code as part of Qpsmtpd that will
I'd using ithreads on ActivePerl 5.8.7 and Apache/2.0.54 (Win32). All
scripts
with ithreads did working excellent. Since I've installed mod_perl/2.0.1
with
'ppm install', those scripts have ceased to work (there's an initial
HTML-table's
dumping only). Due to I couldn't find another ways to
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