Need content editors

I'm in need of a couple of volunteers for editing content for a new modperl advocacy site. This will involve finding and adding new content to a site dedicated to advocating modperl, and also editing existing content and helping develop the site further. I really only need a couple of other

Re: Re: Apache::Registry + errors in a browser

Jacek, While CGI::Carp admittedly doesn't catch everything, it does catch quite a few problems. The problem lies in the fact that Apache::Registry loads the script in memory and attempts to compile it using eval. When you compile a perl block with eval and there is a syntax error in that

rewriteMap mysql won't work together?? help!

Hi all: I'm having a problem. I'm using an external rewriteMap in apache: RewriteMap mp3-map prg:/home/puffboy/playsong.cgi RewriteRule ^/mp3com/(.*) ${mp3-map:$1} [R] now if the program /home/puffboy/playsong.cgi contains a mysql $dbh-connect() statement, the it fails the

Attempt to free unreferenced scalar

I've looked in the archives and seen lots of references to this problem, but no cure. I'm trying to run a test script (below) in mod_perl. The script runs as it should, BUT if I do a graceful reboot of the httpd, this message, "Attempt to free unreferenced scalar.", starts showing up in my

FYI: Attempt to free unreferenced scalar

I just this morning posted a query about this error showing up in my httpd error_log file after doing a graceful restart on a server running RedHat. Someone replied via email that it was probably do to a problem Apache has in killing off children after the restart, particularly on RedHat

Re: Attempt to free unreferenced scalar

So it would seem this error is probably just a manifestation of a more general problem with Apache restarts on RedHat. I hope this saves someone else a little time. No, we've had this issue in our UNIX environment as well. Never figured out what was causing it either, so we just trap for

ANNOUNCE: mod_perl guide v. 1.27

The new version of the mod_perl guide is available: Online: http://perl.apache.org/guide/ PDF version (650pp): http://perl.apache.org/guide/mod_perl_guide.pdf.gz CPAN: file: $CPAN/authors/id/S/ST/STAS/Apache-mod_perl_guide-1.27.tar.gz size: 457620 bytes md5:

Proxy adding headers

This sort of a mod_perl question. When I use mod_rewrite to proxy to my mod_perl backend servers, it seems that even if I explicitly don't send headers I still get something like: HTTP/1.0 OK Date: blah bah in front of anything I said. The issue here is that I wrote some MP3 serving code

Still need help w/ Apache::AuthTicket

Hello: I'm still trying to get Apache::AuthTicket working. As of right now, what's happening is that the cookie with the ticket doesn't get sent. This is true for MSIE/Win98, Netscape/Linux, and Lynx running directly on the server itself, bypassing the front end. What would keep the cookie

cvs commit: modperl-site/guide/code My-DB.pm

sbekman 00/11/26 14:02:46 Modified:guideCHANGES advocacy.html browserbugs.html config.html control.html correct_headers.html databases.html dbm.html debug.html download.html frequent.html hardware.html