Denis Banovic writes:
> Is there any other way to tell mod_perl which time_zone to take?
You might want to let the browser do the string conversion for you
using JavaScript. Another trick is store the time zone offset (also
computed with JavaScript) in the cookie if you need it on the server
to d
justin writes:
> The last time I traced mod_rewrite on the front-end, and map files,
> discovered it opens, reads, and closes, the file *every single request*.
> I use a map like that to block IPs fast, but thought that was rather
> inefficient? should I not be concerned about such trifles?
We hav
Brian Hirt writes:
> Once everything is running on the
> new mod perl, i shut down the original mod perl application. There is
> about 0.5 seconds of lag while the proxy reloads the rules.
We use proxies, but instead of modifying the proxy config, we use a
Rewrite rule of the form:
Rewrite
