Hi!
I am trying to use a http request input filter to dump the post data of
certain requests into a file. (The filter is attached.)
Registering the input filter using
PerlInputFilterHandler +Leo::DumpInputData
works fine, the handler gets called on dump requests and the request
headers are
ent to tracking this down, even if
only to document it.
Good luck :)
Leo
developers) time
is not.
If it's a fun project your enjoying doing - that's a different matter :)
Leo
t content.
Not sure if this is helping or making you more confused, but there
you go :)
Bottom line, I would personally suggest TT over any other templating
system, how you tie that in with your system is a matter of personal
taste/specific requirements and environment.
Leo
te is dynamic to the user's
preferences, so we've pushed
the SSI client side.
Just some ideas to think about.
Cheers
Leo
zeLimit:
use Apache::SizeLimit;
$Apache::SizeLimit::MAX_PROCESS_SIZE = 55000;
Hope that helps
Leo
fractor and keep
doing so as you need to, focus on where you have to optimise (usually
just a few
core pages on most sites), but make the rest of it easy to add
features, maintain etc.
Leo
edit it in anyway the changes are only reflected in that specific child
process and you have no way of knowing if the user will hit the
same child process on their next page request.
or have I missed something ?
Leo
On 15 Nov 2005, at 02:11, Peter1 Alvin wrote: Please tell me I can do this! Using mod_perl, how do you keep Perl objects in RAM from page to page? I don't want to re-instantiate my objects on every page request, and I don't want the overhead of serializing my objects to a persistent store fro
ables into one database, simply connectalways to one database and use fully qualified SQL-StatementsOh - yea - that's nice - much better than what I suggested (which as Isaid was messy :) - but would work )Leo
On 13 Nov 2005, at 23:46, Brett Randall wrote: Does anyone else have any ideas as to how I can utilise persistent database connections to a MySQL server via DBI, in order to speed up web queries, but without the 20 or so connections per virtual server that sit there waiting for something to happen?
On 23 Sep 2005, at 08:44, John ORourke wrote:I've now got my Apache2::SOAP-based server talking with C#.NET clients, and auto-generating the WSDL using Pod::WSDL when they call http://url?wsdl, which is nice!Probably not relevant for you atm - but check out SOAP::Lite::Simple - and SOAP::Lite::Simp
From what I've read on the list.. but this could be wrong!
Find all references to
Apache::Request and change to Apache2::Request
Good luck.
Leo
On 12 Jun 2005, at 16:52, Thomas Hilbig wrote:
Sorry, httpd is 2.0.52 and not 2.0.54 (sorry, panic).
My whole site is Perl CGI based
few times - users having played with
their settings *grumble*.
Leo
/perl5/site_perl/5.8.6/i686-linux
Why didn't Apache2.pm get installed?
I noticed that MP_INST_APACHE2=1 is no longer a valid Makefile.PL option.
Leo
05 11:49:40 -0300, Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bruno:
If you use public_html for each user, you might be able to configure a
cgi-bin directory therein for testing such "dirty scripts" .
This is a modification of the default configuration of Apache2 on Gentoo...
S
rting point.
please correct me where I may have made errors.
Leo
Bruno Lavoie wrote:
Hello,
my problem is very confusing! and i absolutely need it working!
at work i need to configure multiples developement zone under apache 2
and mod_perl 2, and this as virtual host for each progr
ache::Session I think.
Is there a
way update data in shared memory without apache creating a local copy?
No. To share read/write data, you should use something like
Cache::FastMmap or BerkeleyDB instead.
I have to check these out. Thanks.
- Perrin
Leo
atic, and everything else and use two
sessions to keep it all in sync.
What other strategies may be employed to treat such data? Is there a
way update data in shared memory without apache creating a local copy?
Any comments are welcome; thanks in advance.
Leo
l apache that runs the module, and the database is on a 3rd
machine.
I've not got to the point of it overloading the system, so I haven't
investigated the actual hit rate.
Cheers
Leo
means you can still get the benefits of caching with squid or
what ever.
I get about half a million hits a day to my gif.
I think the main point is you should separate it from your main content
handler if you want it to be flexible and still allow other levels of
caching.
Cheers
Leo
Kent, Mr. John (Contractor) wrote:
Greetings,
I have some home-grown modules that I wish to have pre-compiled into a heavy
Apache server
via mod-perl.
Must my module EXPORT the desired sub routines, and must the startup.pl file
say
/use/lib qw (/users/webuser/homegrown/lib);
use MyModule;
OR
wil
Kent, Mr. John (Contractor) wrote:
Leo,
I am not using OO coded modules. My modules
contain methods.
Other routines call this module's routines as you indicated:
In order to solve other mod-perl problems I followed Stas's recommendation
to call all my routines thusly:
MyModule::f
ve is to call a method explicitly
like: MyModule::foo(...)
perldoc Exporter
Leo
I'm replying to myself :) ? Cool.
I found the answers to my questions below in the list and/or documentation.
Thanks for your time Geoffrey. I sometimes need to take a moment and
look at documentation before I pop off emails.
Leo
Leo wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
please keep posts on-li
cumstances is unorthodox, but
not technically impossible, right?
Leo
HTH
--Geoff
ks in advance,
Leo
st if this helps you and you need specific
functionality. Please be aware that the code is just me working
stuff out at the moment, but the basics work.
Cheers
Leo
-8<-- Start Bug Report 8<--
1. Problem Description:
test server didn't start (t/logs/error_log):
[Tue Sep 28 15:55:11 2004] [info] mod_unique_id: using ip addr 10.0.153.5
[Tue Sep 28 15:55:12 2004] [info] Init: Initializing OpenSSL library
[Tue Sep 28 15:55
x27; and 'userdomain' are set in choose_cookie_values().
Enjoy.
Leo
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hh, this wasn't something I was checking for - I'll have a look
at how / if it can be implimented next week (don't have a windowz
machine at home to test it all on).
Patch welcome if you figure it out before then.
Cheers
Leo
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I've just uploaded Apache::AuthCookieNTLM 0.04 to
CPAN, it's available from http://leo.cuckoo.org/projects/
if you can't wait for it to be processed.
I'll consider it finished (ie. working) unless
I hear from anyone :)
Cheers
Leo
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DB to personalise other pages on the intranet.
Feedback welcome.
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the auth box when
> the user hasn't been authenticated.
This is the general plan - we've just got Apache::AuthNTML working
properly, so going to work on Apache::AuthCookieNTML this week,
I'll report back when we've got something up and running.
Cheers
Leo
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efor only have to check authentication
once per user per session.
Once we get it working I'll post it on the net somewhere and
a message here.
Leo
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