It only took you a month to come up with that1
Someone give the man a cigar!
Jimi "Hendrix" Thomspson, writes:
Only from someone on AOL ;)
for someone who has done it many
times before, then it is not trivial.
-JoshNarins
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In a message dated 12/8/00 10:48:13 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I can't figure out where the "start" and "finish" are with mod_perl
that would make sense for 80 to 400 people. It's not core techology,
like the llama. We target the llama as how you would want ANY
developers busy adapting/adopting to hooks, filters, and
whatever 5.6 threw at them, I'll suggest that
Mod_Perl Certification might solve some problems, but
I think it is important to cerify stable things.
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don't know how basic.
I don't know Expect.
-JoshNarins
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It'd be nice if there was an equivalent of info's "h"...
i.e., an "I've got Linux, what next?" track
That might seriously encourage more hobbyists =+
more open source community
(is there a way to indicate that the operator
should be read backwards?)
Thanks all.
I hadn't properly considered what the combination of
"RSA is now free"
"openssl-0.9.5a is now openssl-0.9.6"
meant.
The consequences, no doubt, of spending a couple months
programming for the Palm.
Thanks again!
Hello.
I'm running planning to run an ssl,mod_perl enabled
web server from my debian box.
I've done all the steps so far as the unpriveleged user
who will be owner of the child httpd processes.
Should I su before I "make install" ?
Thank you.
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Thanks Stas!
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mod_perl is just like any other Perl module. You have to be root
to be able to install the system side files (mostly .pm)
unless you are doing some local installation, see:
http://perl.apache.org/guide/install.html#Installation_Without_Superuser_P
utilized
nowadays.
Any chance in heck that the format could be re-written into a HTML
templater?
-JoshNarins
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Afterthoughts...
obviously, $- is no longer needed, which is great, since I always had to hack
around it anyway.
It needs to support loops
It should support external template files
In a message dated 8/1/00 10:27:21 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I would advice to use the CPAN installer, which will save you a lot of time,
effort and worries.
Ime
Which is available simply by typing
# perl -MCPAN -e shell
In a message dated 7/30/00 7:33:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
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And, on top of that, I have emilinated session hijacking
(with a Back Button Breaking method).
Can you enlighten me ?
A security method that will redirect the user to a relogin page if, for
I have fully implemented URL munging and Cookie support,
but SERIOUS troubles start to arise when you start adding
the notion of secure sessions.
I have done it, but it isn't pretty. Basically, there
are three types of pages. Normal, Secure, and Secure
(but you don't need a Secure Url Munging).
I might as well pipe up.
I very much enjoy using HTML::Mason.
And people keep calling it inline perl, while it is really a hybrid
inline/templating solution (i.e. %init blocks keeps much of the perl
code separate, but in the same file.
It would, however, be nice to combine the best features of
Oh, and can I relate a brief success story I had with Mason?
I am going to support frames on my site for trans-oceanic surfers
who appreciate everything I can do to limit download times.
With Mason, the whole thing was done with a shadow directory,
2 autohandlers and three frameset files. It is
("/","",@new_path));
return DECLINED;
}
Have a happy,
-JoshNarins
PS How many people out there have one email address? :)
cells are going to get the red (assuming you aren't using
Netscape's
broken CSS). But how could you force one cell to get the yellow?
The normal way to do it would be
TD ID="oneTD" but you have already used up your ID tag.
Tell me if I am missing something.
-JoshNarins
mple cases.
It's just simply bad style to name a fake attribute the same as a preexisting
real
attribute.
And sometimes the tag already has a CLASS and the person is using ID to
override
some aspects of the CLASS. That's what it is there for.
-JoshNarins
PS The thing I thought I might be missing
idn't know. Netscape on Linux doesn't support it,
either.
But thanks for the heads up.
-JoshNarins
The great thing about mod_perl is that you can, with just a little
training in some common traps (global variables), turn a perl programmer
into a mod_perl programmer.
To turn someone into a PHP programmer you have to teach them the perl-like
PHP syntax.
PHP is popular. If you are drowning in
I think you've made a closure...
my $subref;
{
my $a = "hi!"
$subref = sub { print "$a\n" };
$a = "huh?";
}
$subref; #prints "huh?"
Is $r-pnotes really making a subref? I'm only starting
to get familiar with Apache.xs but I can tell that
notes is implemented directly on top of an
if StatINC would even need any rework if
you
are willing to "require" the Templates.
Best of luck,
-JoshNarins
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I never knew the point of Linux. I was a UNIX sys admin. I mean
is going on.
$r-log_error("NavBar.pm : The content_type requested is ",$r-content_type);
Place this right *before* the "|| return DECLINED" line.
-JoshNarins
(PS I'm no expert, just trying to field a question)
The Eagle Book,
"Writing Apache Modules in Perl and C"
by Lincoln Stein (CGI.pm author)
and
Doug MacEachern (someone who despite his mere humanity, wrote mod_perl)
Published by O'Reilly
ISBN 1-565592-567-X
The X is for Xtra good mod_perl book. :)
Hi Doug,
I was trying to figure out how to hide part of the URL of an
$r-custom_response from the user and I found this...
It's real trivial, does that matter?
I assume that if (*string == '/') then of course (*string != '"').
I am also assuming that || and work the same in .xs as they
Hello, I've been looking around for a module that will set up a
persistent connection to either a AF_UNIX socket or a fifo.
I think I can get away with using either technique because I
understand that writes on these devices are atomic if the data
is less than some small number of K. (where K =
The modperl archives are pretty clear that
panic: POPSTACK errors
caused by dies called in a eval is a perl bug.
The archives are also clear that this is often a result
of an interaction with Apache::Session, which I *was*
getting, but have since fixed(?)
My new problem is that I am getting
1 Apache::Session
1.24 mod_perl
1.3.12 Apache
0.87 HTML::Mason
5.00503 Perl
-JoshNarins
In a message dated 6/1/2000 10:59:48 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Now, I am successfully able to run the script and generate sessionID and
store that sessionID in MySQL database table.. But column 'a_session' is
always empty!! Following is my code.. When I ran this
From the man pages of Apache
$r-headers_out-add('Set-Cookie',$cookie);
:)
The United Nation's IMIS Project definitely exceeded 100,000
lines of Perl. If you throw in all the utilites and admin
stuff, the total probably tops 200,000. The design was decent
enough that it was rare that any particular module was
completlely overhauled or found to be unncessary. IMIS
Am I correct in assuming that my tied session variable (using
Apache::Session::DBI), which I have stored away in a pnote,
is no longer tied when I try to retrieve it in a later
handler?
Is there a way to keep the same tied %session between handlers?
I remember someone talking about passing
At a later hour on 22/05/2000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 09:03 22/05/2000 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Am I correct in assuming that my tied session variable (using
Apache::Session::DBI), which I have stored away in a pnote,
is no longer tied when I try to retrieve it in a later
handler?
I
I'm working on my own site with mod_perl and mason.
I want cookie exchange ONLY with one particular frame.
I *could* simply just maintain a list of pages that might
validly be in the paricular frame, but I'd prefer something
like...
Is there any method for the Apache::Request object or it's
If you get the CVS version of mod_perl it has a
INSTALL.simple.ssl file. If you pick up mod_ssl from
Engelschall's site it comes with the same INSTALL.ssl
file. Both files (which are identical) have build
instructions for what you need near the bottom.
However, just as a note, they aren't as
Addenda:
apachectl configtest shows everything is ok
It's a much simpler problem than I let on to before...
(thanks matt@telepath)
The error log shows what went wrong, but I am at a bit of
a loss on how to correct it.
[info] mod_unique_id: using ip addr my.valid.ip.address
getpeername: Socket operation on non-socket
getsockname: Socket operation
I'll probably never be applying a lot of the diffs I see
here, but I have to wonder, what are they made for?
They only thing I know is they aren't made by diff for ed.
Oh, and is there a place in the Guide for "getting the latest
release from CVS," as is often recommended to mod_ers with
It seems as this has the effect that each server process keeps its own
copy of the templates. I would like to avoid this by using some sort of
shared memory between the server processes. Does any of you have any
experience in this field (or even better examples of how to do it)?
A good
Someone had wondered about a name for the conference,
and a way to keep it mod_perly...
...mod_conference...
mod_*
PerlMumbleHandler
certain apache/mod_perl friendly 'dules (Mason,Em?b?perl,Apache::DBI)
if someone is interested the MySQL, CVS, vi and emacs talks
Support for strings represented as a vector of ordinals
Literals of the form Cv1.2.3.4 are now parsed as a string composed
of characters with the specified ordinals. This is an alternative, more
readable way to construct (possibly unicode) strings instead of
interpolating characters, as in
Per Your Request (Thanks again Vivek):
According to -MCPAN -e shell I *am* using the most
current Apache::Sandwich.
For those of us who have just tuned in, I am installing
mod_perl1.21 on redhat6.1 apache1.3.9 and generally
using the CPAN shell and have installed just the basics
(MD5,
Hello, I searched the mod_perl archive and couldn't
find any instances where module/sandwich (which I don't
need or want) was the one test which failed in the
installation of mod_perl.
I have tried with EVERYTHING=1, all of the major stuff
except SSI, and with no directives to perl Makefile.PL
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