se I can't quite follow your
logic given that in a "good" process the strace shows the file being written
to, but in a "bad" process it shows it being unlinked instead of being
written to (and it is never written to, and the perl also can not find the
file after being given t
An open file handle is a link; when creating a file with open you actually have
two links to the file - one for the directory's link to it, and one for the
process's link to it.
Therefore unlinking the file from the file system simply reduces its link count
to 1, and it will stay around, writab
Environment variables have size limits - you should pass it as the args
reference because of that, and the fact that you're sending a pointer rather
than the whole data helps too, though the system is probably copying it
somewhere in there you shouldn't have to worry about it.
The point they're
in urls for download and
media links handled by external programs that won't have the cookie)
David
From: Juan Manuel Parrilla Gutiérrez [mailto:joanma...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 21, 2010 10:21 AM
To: Ihnen, David
Cc: mod_perl list
Subject: Re: Use form instead of AuthType Basic (p
I happen to have just finished debugging my latest authen/authz cookie-based
authentication module last night, so this is *really* fresh in my head.
So right now you're using AuthType basic. Change that to something else
specific to your module. The basic auth will no longer respond.
Program
At the risk of being kind of obvious, did you try $r->uri?
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/RequestRec.html#C_uri_
David
-Original Message-
From: Tosh Cooey [mailto:t...@1200group.com]
Sent: Friday, January 15, 2010 10:42 AM
To: modperl@perl.apache.org
Subject: $r->subprocess
Global? There's no need to use a global here. You only ever reference %CFG
*in* the package... so just make it package scoped - it'll act like a static
variable and persist. (scope it with 'my' and remove it from the export)
You can always get the value you want with a call to MyConfig::cfg
I have helped configure apache2 on versions of BSD - whether it's the latest or
not is not in my knowledge, as I was merely handed servers of relative newness
and paid to make apache2/mod_perl run on them.
I just compiled from source with the packages in the BSD package system,
configured them,
My first response is, “What makes you think they don’t?”
But I must point out that at the scale that Amazon runs at, the technology used
for front end web page rendering – as critical as it is – not what runs Amazon.
Can you run service calls to caches and systems from a mason-based mod_perl
in
It amounts to shared private key security.
Each web server, for instance, is configured with the key abcd1234
The session looks like
{ username => 'dog'
, group => 'canid'
, premium => 0
, login_time => 1253289574
}
I serialize that into a string with join '|', (map { $_, $session->{$_} } sort
Perhaps it could in some portion be quantified as "The ability to think about a
program without the ide/language structure suggesting paths for you".
The possibilities are infinite. I can imagine that would be a problem for many.
David
From: Igor Chudov [mailto:ichu...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursd
Rather than develop and contribute the community the ideas used in integrating
(IDE-app server-version store-job management) for the perl environment… you
stop using perl for that.
This is *exactly* why people are not using mod_perl – perl lacks the investment
given to these big projects that p
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