RE: mod_perl on win2k: cannot load module

2001-07-04 Thread Ender Josef
Do you get this error Cannot load c:/a. if you start apache from command line or only if you start it as service? Be sure your Perl bin directory is in the system path. regards, Josi -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, 04 July,

Re: handler question

2001-07-04 Thread Viljo Marrandi
It depends on what you are trying to accomplish, of course, but for most purposes, yeah, splitting r-uri on '/' will give a useful list of directories. If you are using these as actual filenames, and ignoring r-filaname, however, beware of requests like:

RFC: CGI::URI2param (was: handler question)

2001-07-04 Thread Thomas Klausner
Hi! darren chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]: How is it different from mod_rewrite using the QSA flag to add values to r-args? (This is a question, not a criticism!) True, you could use mod_rewrite to get the same result, but there are situations where you can't use it, e.g. you're not working

Re: mod_perl on win2k: cannot load module

2001-07-04 Thread Randy Kobes
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I am a currently trying to have Apache and mod_perl to run with win 2000. This is part of a review being currently undertaken by my company on what technical solution to use for our intranet web server. I have installed Apache 1.20 downloaded

Re: mod_perl on win2k: cannot load module

2001-07-04 Thread Randy Kobes
On Wed, 4 Jul 2001, frans wrote: Try download ApacheModulePerl.dll from www.cpan.org, choose by author, Jeffrey_Baker good luck Does this work for you? What Apache version are you using? The mod_perl dll is fairly dependent on the version of Apache it was compiled with, and this version on

mod_backhand and commom front-end access_log

2001-07-04 Thread Surat Singh Bhati
Hi, Right now I am using the front end simple Apache with the mod_proxy, which servers the normal images, and html, and works as a reverse proxy pass for the back end mod_perl Apache using hte mod_rewrite. But I cannot log the Proxy request in the front end server. I want to use the

Loading modules

2001-07-04 Thread Bird Lei
How can I tell if a module is compiled and loaded into the memory properly when the server starts? Would it not be loaded even if I have put use My::ModuleName in the startup.pl? Bird

Re: Loading modules

2001-07-04 Thread Stas Bekman
On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Bird Lei wrote: How can I tell if a module is compiled and loaded into the memory properly when the server starts? Would it not be loaded even if I have put use My::ModuleName in the startup.pl? use the Apache::Status module and read http://perl.apache.org/guide

Re: Loading modules

2001-07-04 Thread Bird Lei
Thanks. At 11:56 AM 2001/7/5 +0800, Stas Bekman wrote: On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Bird Lei wrote: How can I tell if a module is compiled and loaded into the memory properly when the server starts? Would it not be loaded even if I have put use My::ModuleName in the startup.pl? use the

Just a few good men? Was: ignored (again)

2001-07-04 Thread Joachim Zobel
Hi. The question is: Are a few good developers all we need? If this is the case we can safely ignore to be ignored (we have them). It is OK to be one of the few people to know the leading Apache development system. But it has serious drawbacks. Where I work people are migrating from server