I've read in at least one place (a PHP book I think) that browsers are
very inconsistent in their
handling of the content-disposition header. Some will "believe" the
suggested filename, but
ignore the extension, and implied file type.
Have you considered looping back to your own script with a
Badai Aqrandista wrote:
...Your requests take 110 seconds each? What is your application doing?
My app is an online hotel booking system. That part is the part where
it searches availabilities through all combination of dates, number of
guests, rooms, packages, allotments, pricing structur
Yes I think it's more complicated.
I don't have the original setup that caused my problem, but i'm pretty
sure I found
that if I set a mixed-case env var (say 'MyEnv_Var') with SetEnv, in my
mod_perl
app I got the variable set (exists == true) but with no value, whereas
using PerlSetEnv
with the
Geoff,
I ran into some weirdness in this area (on a Win XP machine running
Apache 2.0.52)
that seemed to be related to using lowercase environment variable names.
It looked as if
PerlSetEnv uppercased the variable names, whereas SetEnv just ignored
vars with lower
case names.
Sounds weird I
Stef1 wrote:
Stas, no complaints, I know you put tons of effort in modperl ! Only a
hint : the moment you write a book specific on MP2 : I will buy it
directly.
Stef
I'll second that. I need all the help I can get ;-)
Regards: Colin
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cript that downloads and installs the perl
.dll, I think it couldn't find the
Apache installation dir.
Thanks for putting up the packages mentioned. I'm going to go away and
try these now. What
is the best method to give you feedback, direct mail or is there a
formal feedback
What can I say?, an incredibly detailed and helpful response. Thanks
Randy. Bear with
me while I go through this to make sure I understand it:-
Randy Kobes wrote:
Due to the large volume of modules on CPAN, ActiveState uses
an automated build system for their ppm packages...
I guessed I was looki
2/mod_perl" would make a
whole bunch of (at least the pure perl) packages available via PPM this
would be a
big gain for little pain.
Regards: Colin
colin_e wrote:
I have recently switched to using ActiveState perl on my production
Solaris box as well as on my
Windows machine for several re
Platforms: Solaris 9, Win XP
Apache: 2.0.52
Perl: ActiveState Perl 5.8.4
I'm making the first tentative steps in getting scripts running under
mod_perl.
At this point i'm aiming to "encapsulate" a mod_perl script and all it's
supporting images
etc., so to the client they all appear under a singl
Stas Bekman wrote:
Tricky. But in this kind of case, case why not having a perl program
which will maintain all the details and generate the right .pl|.conf
files on demand? In this way you could easily keep all the common and
different parts of config in one place and have one point control.
I have recently switched to using ActiveState perl on my production
Solaris box as well as on my
Windows machine for several reasons, including the fact that it's
considerably easier to get PPM
working under ActiveState.
However a big disappointment when I went looking for modules was the
sorry
Not quite. I replied, but directly rather than nuking the alias with my
far-from-qualified opinions :-)
Regards: Colin
Stas Bekman wrote:
Jayce^ wrote:
In preparation for the upcoming release of mod_perl2, I'd like to
prepare a list of reasons why a person/company would look at using
mod_perl2,
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Stas Bekman wrote:
Could you explain how making:
PerlRequire /path/to/startup.pl
makes it harder to keep things in sync? I'm not sure i understand your
example of Windows dll.
It doesn't. I probably didn't explain the thought process clearly. or
maybe the thought process
i
Apache tries to resolve the machines fully-qualified domain name. The
way I read the notes
in the conf files, if your machine doesn't have a publicly-visible
domain name it is recommended
to use its IP address as the ServerName. Does this work for you?
Regards: Colin
sdfgsd sergserg wrote:
spe17
because it's only neat and tidy to begin with
embedding your perl into your configs, but as your
site configs get larger, you'll probably start
thinking it a better idea to put all your
sections in their own seperate httpd conf file, which
might as well be a startup.perl script..
Mart
that mucking
around with
package declarations inside one could make life complicated.
Regards: Colin
Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
colin_e wrote:
Good stuff. Thanks for such a quick and helpful reply Stas.
The piece in the docs that had me confused was in the document
&q
e.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache/Status.html>|.
My grasp of perl is limited, "clearing a namespace" sounds to me like
something goes
away. At this point i'm not entirely clear what, but i'm glad I have an
answer to work
with.
Thanks.: Colin
Stas Bekman wrote:
colin_e wrote:
Platforms: So
Platforms: Solaris 9, Win XP
Apache: 2.0.52
Perl: ActiveState Perl 5.8.4
Hi Guys,
New to Apache 2.0.52 and modperl, working through the install and
configure steps.
Most books and docs on using modperl recommend using a "startup.pl" script
to configure the Perl environment on startup, setting
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