On 6/25/06, Chase Venters [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To be specific, the mod_php developers have chosen to statically link theirown libgd that is binary-incompatible with the real thing. And they didn'tchange the symbol names. *doh*You could try disabling GD support in PHP.
I just went through this
I am looking for information on how to get mod_perl 1.99 under apache2
(is this a screwball setup? Its with plesk 7.5 on redhat) to send STDERR
to the vhost error_log instead of the main apache error_log.
I have mod_cgi scripts which write to the vhost error_log via STDERR
with no problem,
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 10:12:13 -0400
Chris Hagglund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am looking for information on how to get mod_perl 1.99 under
apache2 (is this a screwball setup? Its with plesk 7.5 on redhat) to
send STDERR to the vhost error_log instead of the main apache
error_log.
I have
Frank,
Thanks for your response, I've just realized I was short on the version
number. Its actually 1.99_16 that its running, under RHEL4. I've spoken
to Rackspace (the hosting provider) about upgrade to a newer version and
they're telling me that will break the support agreement and cost
On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 13:25:45 -0400
Chris Hagglund [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Frank,
Thanks for your response, I've just realized I was short on the
version number. Its actually 1.99_16 that its running, under RHEL4.
I've spoken to Rackspace (the hosting provider) about upgrade to a
newer
I'm looking for documentation on using mod_perl2 to configure apache.
I've read this page,
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/PerlSections.html
but I'm missing something because the virtualhost I configure doesn't
do anything. Before I start asking for specific help I'd like to find
the
I'm looking for documentation on using mod_perl2 to configure apache.
I've read this page,
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/PerlSections.html
but I'm missing something because the virtualhost I configure doesn't
do anything. Before I start asking for specific help I'd like to find
the
It was a broken design pattern that worked in a single threaded server, but
under a multithread server, you can't switch around STDERR's handle and expect
not to break the reporting on the other threads.
True CGI is sending the output of the detached process that was exec'ed to one
specific
Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
PerlSetEnv ORACLE_HOME /usr/local/instantclient_10_2
PerlRequire startup.pl
You might also look at PerlPassEnv.
Except for the fact that the whole reason I had the problem was that the
Debian startup script for apache *clears* the environment.
And I quote:
On
Hi. I'm working on making Bugzilla support mod_perl.
I have a very strange memory leak.
Bugzilla uses the Template Toolkit (TT2).
We're using MP2. In particular, 1.999022 (aka 2.0.0-RC5). I've also
tested the below on 2.0.1, with the same results.
I have
Max Kanat-Alexander wrote:
I store a Template object inside of $r-pnotes().
[...]
Every time I reload the script, the process uses an *additional* 512K
of RAM, forever, on and on, until my server runs out of memory.
HOWEVER: If I delete $r-pnotes-{template} before the
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