(I've sent this previously but it didn't get thru somehow; sorry for
the re-post)
I've defined a PerlAccessHandler which needs access to POST body. I've
implemented a sub read_post {} which uses bucket brigades API to read
the body (taken from mod_perl2 docs) and returns the data. However,
the
I've defined a PerlAccessHandler which needs access to POST body. I've
implemented a sub read_post {} which uses bucket brigades API to read
the body (taken from mod_perl2 docs) and returns the data. However,
the POST body is gone after I read it.
Is there any way to read the POST body and pass
Hi,
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/regex2/index.html
I have the 1st edition, and can recommend it. You will need a bunch of
time to do everything possible with regexes after reading that book.
Charles
On dim, 2006-06-04 at 17:18 +0300, Malka Cymbalista wrote:
Can anyone recommend a good book
Srebrenko Sehic wrote:
(I've sent this previously but it didn't get thru somehow; sorry for
the re-post)
I've defined a PerlAccessHandler which needs access to POST body. I've
implemented a sub read_post {} which uses bucket brigades API to read
the body (taken from mod_perl2 docs) and returns
On 6/5/06, Philip M. Gollucci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've defined a PerlAccessHandler which needs access to POST body. I've
implemented a sub read_post {} which uses bucket brigades API to read
the body (taken from mod_perl2 docs) and returns the data. However,
the POST body is gone after
Thanks for the response Randy.
I did indeed install via the PPM package you note (
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/os/win32/install.html#PPM_Packages)
I have tried to execute this again in case it did end in error. However,
after asking for the initial Apache install location and then retrieving
Srebrenko Sehic wrote:
On 6/5/06, Philip M. Gollucci [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've defined a PerlAccessHandler which needs access to POST body. I've
implemented a sub read_post {} which uses bucket brigades API to read
the body (taken from mod_perl2 docs) and returns the data. However,
the
I've reimplemented read_post_body as specified below and the problem
*still* persist. I can only read POST body once. I've looked at
libapreq2 code and they implement apreq_brigade_copy which (it
seems) takes a copy of the bucket brigade and passes the original on
along.
Can something similar be
On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Simon Wray wrote:
Thanks for the response Randy.
I did indeed install via the PPM package you note (
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/os/win32/install.html#PPM_Packages)
I have tried to execute this again in case it did end in error. However,
after asking for the initial
When trying to use the ppm shell to remove mod_perl-2.2 I am told that
it is not installed.
After that I have tried the new script you indicate. This again
retrieves the files and performs a checksum and then goes on to a second
set of commands. The DOS window appears to quickly flash a message
On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Simon Wray wrote:
When trying to use the ppm shell to remove mod_perl-2.2 I am told that
it is not installed.
After that I have tried the new script you indicate. This again
retrieves the files and performs a checksum and then goes on to a second
set of commands. The DOS
Hi all,
This post is not related to the main topic, but Philip, you said:
I think DBI seems to be making progress on CLONE() ing $dbh handles, at
least from the test results I got/saw over on dbi-dev (at) perl (dot) org
for the 1.51-RC1 just posted. Its docs still say not to use DBI with
Lionel MARTIN wrote:
I saw that in DBI docs, but I just thought this piece of info was a bit
dated. But, now, you're saying the same.
Does this mean that you would not use any Win32 platform for production,
as Win32 Apache MPMs are threaded, and Win32 Perl distributions compiled
with ithreads
Srebrenko Sehic wrote:
I've reimplemented read_post_body as specified below and the problem
*still* persist. I can only read POST body once. I've looked at
libapreq2 code and they implement apreq_brigade_copy which (it
seems) takes a copy of the bucket brigade and passes the original on
along.
To be honest, I'm running Apache, mod_perl and DBI under Win32 (+Mason) and
I can't complain about it.
I'd like to test and compare with LAMP to see what's the best (in term of
speed and memory managament), but what you told me made me jump, thinking
Am I doing a mistake when targetting to
Lionel MARTIN wrote:
To be honest, I'm running Apache, mod_perl and DBI under Win32 (+Mason)
and I can't complain about it.
I'd like to test and compare with LAMP to see what's the best (in term
of speed and memory managament), but what you told me made me jump,
thinking Am I doing a mistake
Lionel MARTIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To be honest, I'm running Apache, mod_perl and DBI under Win32 (+Mason) and
I can't complain about it.
I'd like to test and compare with LAMP to see what's the best (in term of
speed and memory managament), but what you told me made me jump, thinking
i wrote a captcha system in python using the turbogears framework and
the python imaging library
it basically just creates an image/validation scheme based on a few
variables that is passed into the object - site secret , user seed ,
expiry time built into a key generator
it's also with a
On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Tyler MacDonald wrote:
Lionel MARTIN [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To be honest, I'm running Apache, mod_perl and DBI under Win32 (+Mason) and
I can't complain about it.
I'd like to test and compare with LAMP to see what's the best (in term of
speed and memory managament), but
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