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Hi,
We developed an EPP server application with Apache and mod-perl. It is
Implemented as an connection handler
PerlProcessConnectionHandler EPP::Connection
When you connect to the server, the server is supposed to send a greeting
message before
On Thu 12 Jun 2008, Ulrich Wisser wrote:
On Ubuntu Dapper with Apache 2.0.x and mod-perl 2.0.2 everything works
fine. On Hardy with Apache 2.2.4 and mod-perl 2.0.3 the connection handler
gets Called only after the client has sent the first byte.
This is an Apache thing, see
Torsten Foertsch wrote:
On Tue 10 Jun 2008, John ORourke wrote:
I had a bug with an interesting side effect which I want to understand.
I wanted to redirect the user's browser, and in my response handler I
was setting $r-status(302) but returning Apache2::Const::OK instead of
the correct
Geoffrey Young wrote:
I wanted to redirect the user's browser, and in my response handler I
was setting $r-status(302) but returning Apache2::Const::OK instead of
the correct Apache2::Const::DONE.
return Apache2::Const::REDIRECT
Unfortunately I can't easily do that here - I have plug-in
I have a MySQL database application that is used and managed by cgi-bin
scripts (CGI.pm). In development the performance was fine, but a
productin trial showed the performance to be unacceptable. I am
attempting to fix the performance by using mod_perl2 which I have never
used. I have
Brian Gaber wrote:
I have modified scripts to work in mod_perl2, but they don't
work reliably. Sometimes they work and then they stop working and then
I have to stop and start Apache to get it working again.
stop working is really too generic a description for anyone to really
Michael Peters wrote:
Brian Gaber wrote:
I have modified scripts to work in mod_perl2, but they don't
work reliably. Sometimes they work and then they stop working and then
I have to stop and start Apache to get it working again.
stop working is really too generic a description
Brian Gaber wrote:
Is there anything useful in the Apache error log? Works fine a few
times and then
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax;
check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the
right syntax to use near '' at line 1 at
2008/6/12 Michael Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Brian Gaber wrote:
# Determine MySQL locks table name
my $sth = $dbh-prepare(SELECT * FROM region_props WHERE region =
'$region');
$sth-execute();
Btw, this is *really* bad security wise. $region is coming straight from the
browser. You're
Hi Brian,
Brian Gaber [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
my $region = param('region'); # ...
my $sth = $dbh-prepare(
SELECT * FROM region_props WHERE region = '$region'
);
Works fine a few times and then:
DBD::mysql::st execute failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax;
check the manual that
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