Hey List,
I was wondering where I could find a good apache mailing list for the
following question.
I was also going to task the question to the list.
I am trying to enable the apache module mod_speling on apache 1.3.27
I enable it find but it doesn't seem to support the
CheckCaseOnly
Apa
On 31/05/07, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
aaron-
I think this may be more of a Maypole design issue than a mod_perl
issue -- although there may also be a bit of an application design
issue on your part ( which some of your wording suggests ) , and
there may be a dbd::pg issue as
Hi,
I'm experiencing the above error. Although referenced in the
documentation, I can not quite see why this is happening on this server,
especially with the associated "NULL OP IN RUN", and it seemingly traced
to the core module IP.pm.
Here's a log extract:
Entering handler at
/usr/li
aaron-
I think this may be more of a Maypole design issue than a mod_perl
issue -- although there may also be a bit of an application design
issue on your part ( which some of your wording suggests ) , and
there may be a dbd::pg issue as well.
my input:
1:
potential issue in you
Hi,
On 31 mei 2007, at 17:38, jira wrote:
Aaron Trevena napsal(a):
Hello you wonderful helpful people :)
I've just moved a web application (maypole/c::dbi) from one
development server to another, previously the code worked fine but
now
I get :
'prepared statement "dbdpg_1" does not exist' o
Aaron Trevena napsal(a):
Hello you wonderful helpful people :)
I've just moved a web application (maypole/c::dbi) from one
development server to another, previously the code worked fine but now
I get :
'prepared statement "dbdpg_1" does not exist' on every (prepared)
query to the database.
I
Hello you wonderful helpful people :)
I've just moved a web application (maypole/c::dbi) from one
development server to another, previously the code worked fine but now
I get :
'prepared statement "dbdpg_1" does not exist' on every (prepared)
query to the database.
There only are two difference
On Thu, 2007-05-31 at 00:19 -0700, Alexander Burrows wrote:
> That is perfect. exactly what I needed. Thank you very much =)
>
For future reference, look at the docs:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/index.html
That is perfect. exactly what I needed. Thank you very much =)
-Alexander
Jeff Nokes wrote:
>
> $r->hostname() <=> HTTP_HOST apache ENV <=> Equivalent to what comes in
> on the client "Host" header.
>
> I too serve different templates based on incoming domain, and $r->hostname
> gets me th
$r->hostname() <=> HTTP_HOST apache ENV <=> Equivalent to what comes in on
the client "Host" header.
I too serve different templates based on incoming domain, and $r->hostname gets
me the FQDN. I'm on apache 1.3.X and mod_perl 1.29.
- Jeff
- Original Message
From: Alexander Burro
Ok maybe I was not explaining myself right. I want the equivalent to:
my $q = new CGI;
my $uri = $q->uri(-full => 1);
This way I know what the requested domain is.
-Alexander
Vegard Vesterheim wrote:
>
> On Wed, 30 May 2007 22:02:11 -0700 (PDT) Alexander Burrows
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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