thanks for the detailed explanations. torsten++ :)
That leads to an error saying that Directory is not allowed at that point.
But, a few thing cannot be applied by means of $r-add_config. For example
AllowOverride needs a Directory block
I think what most people don't understand about
This message will be separately posted to the Apache mailing list as I'm not sure if it's a mod_perl/apache::asp deal or apache.
I have recently come across an issues where I ran out of file handles and couldn't open up any files. This is, as you know a mod_perl Apache::ASP based application
Sure id love to see that script... to be completely
hones im still kinda new to perl even... Im getting it
slowly... Anyway, im just looking to achieve my goal
and that is to have a working script/perl module that
can switchout config based on incomming URI... a
perfect example would be the one im
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Hi there --
I ran the Makefile.PL script using the command /usr/local/bin/perl. Once the
compilation and install was completed, I tried running the server and
unfortunately the same error message concerning Perl 5.8.0
This is the relevant part of my handler for a link that I want to force
a download for. I know it's content-disposition but for some reason I
can not get it to actually download the file. I get the download dialog
and I choose the location to save it but when I open the document it is
empty. I've
Just as I give up and email the list
I figured out that the database wasn't returning the filename so it
wasn't able to open the file for download so when I hard coded a
filename it started working. The thing I don't understand is why didn't
I get a server error when it wasn't able to open a
On Thu, 2006-03-02 at 14:10 -0500, Dan Axtell wrote:
I've been using Apache::Session::MySQL for a while, but I've been trying to
lower the amount of database I/O in some applications that experience spikes
in server traffic. So I came up with the idea of using Apache::Session::File
with
you could also try this:
store to /whatever/
read from memcached
failover to /whatever/
assuming you have the memory for it, it should handle spikes very well
Hi Folks,
I'm trying to set up a dev box with both apache 2.0.55 and 2.2.0 .
Since I've got both, I didn't want to set /usr/local/http-2.0.55/lib in
my /etc/ld.so.conf since then the 2.2.0 binaries might look at the
wrong APR (well.. that's my guess).
I tried:
perl Makefile
