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Dave have been so added.
Maybe because it competes with OpenInteract, which is far more established.
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Stas While Andy is working on it, you can read a TT for mod_perl chapter in
Stas Practical mod_perl, written by Andy as well! (http://modperlbook.org)
Man, that guy is *everywhere*!
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can get the list with 'httpd -l' and a bit of text massaging.)
My front proxy processes are a mere 1.5 Meg right now, running
basically mod_ssl, mod_rewrite, and mod_proxy, and it's the same
binary as my backend mod_perl work processes, running about 10 to 15
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return OK;
}
}
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return DECLINED;
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Randal our @STATIC_FILES = (
Randal [ qr{^/img/(.*)$} = [ qw(/alternative/img /myapp/install/img) ],
Randal [ qr{^/css/(.*)$} = [ qw(/alternative/css /myapp/install/css) ],
Argh. extra left bracket snuck in.
[ qr
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AddModule is enough?
Also, has anyone gotten experience with AddModule mod_perl but keeping
the front-end's mod_perl tasks to a minimum, and therefore the memory
footprint very small? I want the backend's mod_perl usage to be fat:
that's the whole point of the divergence.
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concoct to determine that?
Lincoln, are you listening?
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publicized in an error
message.
Now, you may be talking about a response header that's not related to
CGI or Apache::Registry, in which case this doesn't apply.
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)
at http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col39.html.
I usually don't recycle ideas unless I can put a new slant on it.
Check out the new slant. :)
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: mod_perl is never specific enough
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, and you're not properly using
packages, you'll get burned. Turn your external code into a real
module, and things will work again. Use use, not require, not
do.
print Just another (mod) Perl hacker,
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included files will be looked for there too.
But that's not the problem here.
See the other postings in this thread.
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locking up than the source code you are using to create
your work.
Sir, on their behalf, and my own as a contributor to the open source
movement, and Perl in particular, you offend me.
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, and am now handling
about 3-4 times the traffic for the same loadav. All on one machine.
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the
Perrin vocabulary of my code more.
This is the position we support during our code review services as
well. You can use fancy stuff, but be sure to point to where you
learned it. :)
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But for is a lot easier to read and debug, IMHO Is there a
Mike significant performance difference in using map instead?
He said C-like for. Your for is probably a foreach, if you're
comparing it with map.
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Richard == Richard Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Richard Does anyone in the list use any kind of version control (e.g. CVS) for
Richard the perl/template codebase of their website?
Yup. Even wrote a column about it:
http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col38.html
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Richard List,
Richard http://www.newsfactor.com/perl/story/19716.html
Richard ...sigh?
mod_perl is still in the bucket of clues that they didn't dip in to.
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br
NewsFactor team
Heh! Apache::Cookie=SCALAR(0x) Even in the refresh header!
That's just too funny.
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As I've said in this forum before:
PHP is training wheels without the bicycle.
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specific thing (for example AxKit has its own list).
Oh, and add Template Toolkit (www.tt2.org) to that list.
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Randal == Randal L Schwartz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Randal using Template Toolkit. Easy'nuff. Lots of common stuff, plus unique
Randal stuff. You can use tpage and then there's not even any programming:
Randal httpd.conf.pages: httpd.conf.tmpl
Randal tpage --define
*in the clear* on
*every single hit*, because you can't just use a session identifier?
This is so very wrong from a security perspective.
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) using Perrin's device, but I've
not bothered yet.
It's been amazingly carefree. I'm planning to move
www.geekcruises.com to be served on the same box, although they get
only about 1/10th the traffic.
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said, as long as my loadav is low enough for my current hits, I've
got better things to work on. :)
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of the files are not accessible to Classic
apps, but as more and more stuff gets at least Carbonized, I'm not
really that worried.
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to browser clients. The URI, as well
Michael as Apache configuration directives, is used to determine what
Michael is to be generated.
Like http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col33.html
perhaps? Been there, Done that. Feel free to steal the code.
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Christian The size of the data sent through the pipe doesn't reflect the CPU spent to
Christian produce that data. mod_bandwidth probably doesn't apply in the current
Christian scenario being discussed.
which is why I wrote Stonehenge::Throttle.
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and have in the past.
The problem with on-site mod_perl training is that every customer will
be different. :)
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Stas Can you please add a page stating that and I'll link to it.
The bottom paragraph of http://www.stonehenge.com/perltraining/courses.html
is our catch all. I'm no wizard at marketing, however. It probably
all needs rewriting. :)
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unless you mean by forking via fork or system or backticks, which
defeats the whole point of mod_perl handlers.
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print `foo`;
but of course they should have written:
system foo;
instead.
As to why it's not happening in an Apache::Registry script, I cannot
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as it should be, but on
Vlad Linux 6.2, 7.0 it is 3238199..
Vlad Any ideas?
Yes. Learn that 1/10 doesn't have a precise representation in binary,
so *all* floating point numbers are approximate.
Perhaps you've just not gotten bitten before. Welcome to adulthood. :)
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tell where and how to download and build.
Thus, Perl is fine.
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certainly act as a tax-exempt
pipeline, but you're really asking can the mod_perl community find it
amongst themselves to fund a developer or two similar to how Damian
was funded last year?
Maybe. Maybe not.
Until Damian and Dan and Larry get funded for this year, probably not. :)
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Ryan == Ryan Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ryan I've looked at TT (and have heard it's praises sung), but it requires
Ryan Perl 5.6.0,
Wrong. I'm running it on 5.5.3 just fine. Where did you see it
requires 5.6.0?
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Anand == Anand Ratnasabapathy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anand Can any one help me with a Nice Editor for
Anand working on Perl-cgi,
Anand Must be trial or freeware for me to test.
GNU Emacs is free.
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, $File::Find::name if -f }, .;
$^I = ; # or .bak
while () {
s/cgi-bin(\/some_scr.pl)/mod-perl$1/g;
print;
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user, browser, or gateway).
REFERER is just a hint. Trust it about as far as you can throw
your computer. Laptops don't count. :)
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. It's flawed.
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someone from
making another browser respond in the same way, or that browser
respond in a different way.
But this is obvious. I'm confused about why I'd have to explain it. :(
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under /opt/PACKAGE/VERSION/* so I can quickly see what I've
added. I usually ln -s /opt/PACKAGE/VERSION/bin/* to /usr/local/bin
so that I can invoke the commands, though.
And there it is... so nobody else has to tweak the same way I did.
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post on?)
If you put it on the CPAN with a version number below 1, that's
usually a clue that it's still alpha or beta. Then you can announce
it through the normal module announcement structures.
If you hide it, I'm sure not installing it.
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lobbing grenades into the parts I don't want. :) :) Sorry guys. :)
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on any professional conference *I* present at. :)
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Uh, it seems a bit fishy to me. nothing's changed, but by the way,
set this cookie please. Why change a cookie if nothing else has
changed?
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and pop shop here near my neck of the woods, and we have a nice
relationship with them).
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Ken == Ken Williams [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ken [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Randal L. Schwartz) wrote:
It would be pretty simple, basing it on my CPU-limiting throttle that
I've published in Linux Magazine
http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/LinuxMag/col17.html. Just grab a
flock on the CPU-logging
get the flock, reject the request.
Release the flock by closing the file in the log phase.
But this'd sure mess up my ordinary visit to you, since my browser
makes 4 connections in parallel to fetch images, and I believe most
browsers do that these days.
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list in your module, PLEASE
Issac let me know. Aside from that lack, it's perfect for me.
There's File::MMagic in the CPAN, extracted from the file(1) PPT
command, which uses standard magic-format files. You could certainly
hook that up to do your equivalent of mod_mime_magic.
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doing it
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Tim On Wed, Apr 11, 2001 at 08:22:38PM -0700, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:
In an .htaccess, I place:
Options +ExecCGI
PerlFixupHandler "sub { -f $_[0]-filename and -x _ and
$_[0]-handler(q{cgi-script}) }"
Now
ne came up with before.
OK, too cool to not pass on. :)
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happy face :)
Pierre Man, when I see stuff like that, I know I'm in the right business.
/me jots down notes for Stonehenge TPC5 party
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obably get Stonehenge's graphic
house to contribute the design. Same guy that did the new Stonehenge
logo and the "knife" brochure last year. He's very good.
Especially if it's my "mod_perl: over 42 billion served" idea. :)
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That's why it was a serious idea.
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fine on those
redmond-based so-called "operating systems", as well as BSD (little
devil, anyone?) and Unix, and starting saturday, MacOS X!
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t not much for me to work with...
Geoffrey (it's all Randall's fault ;)
I actually was seriously suggesting mine. You didn't specify any
design criterion that would rule mine out. What was wrong with mine?
/me feels hurt that his idea wasn't taken seriously...
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at my name may or may not be
Randal. No, no, I demand that my jokes be treated with RESPECT!
pounding_table/
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s a Parody. Safe harbor. 2 Live Crew bought us that (or
was it some other rap-ish group... I can't recall).
And it wouldn't be "mc". Just the golden m.
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And turn the "m" into a stylized arch. :)
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ick over 42 billion since 6/98 ... :)
yeah, I was hoping valueclick would jump out and give me a better number.
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"Sean" == Sean C Brady [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sean 42,539,693,877 to be exact... sorry Nick! :)
42 billion has the right sound to it. It's "the answer", after all,
a billion times over. :)
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"List your software with new feature-based search engine"
I think I'd rather list with a bug-based search engine, thank you.
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sad thing is that unlike Y2K, this thing cuts in all at the same
time all over the world. Fun fun fun.
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mercialism.
:-)
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"Joseph" == Joseph Crotty [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Joseph Is there any sort of mod_perl bug repository??
You mean where the bugs live? I think that's called "the source code".
:-)
"bug reports" would be a different matter. I presume Doug is keeping
track of
.html", the
browser will fetch "/foo/xyz.html", not to the correct
"/abc/xyz.html", since the browser had no visibility to the /abc part
of that equation.
NEVER use internal redirects.
At least not until you understand why I say "NEVER".
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rent quits, the kid will get EOF, and can go off and clean
things up.
in fact, it won't get the EOF until *all* the processes sharing the
write-end have quit, so it would seem to be exactly what is needed.
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e on each
login.
Gunther Speaking of which, I guess the non-use of Cookies and
Gunther JavaScript would make a great NY Resolution...
What does New York have to do with it? :)
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pushed out for others. So there'd better be a way
to trivially reload all that stuff, or your customers will be angry.
Might as well be nice, store the info server side, and treat it
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retention
of numbers you've generated. That'll keep 'em from hitting "back" and
resubmitting too.
To keep DOS attacks at a minimum, it should be a cryptographically
secure MD5, to prevent others from lojacking your session.
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your address) if you make
it required for basic services.
And don't forget the corporate firewalls that strip Javascript for
security reasons. And the hundreds of new "net devices" showing up
that understand HTTP and XHTML, but nothing about Javascript.
Javascript. Just say no(t requ
6.1 has reached gold, you
should avoid using "our".
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d recently. We can't make any announcements just yet, but I
hope you'll be pleased when we do.
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as there's a prominent link of "why
'take23'?" somewhere up front, so that others can learn why as well.
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Get your name in print in a 100K+ circulation magazine!
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ime we spun off a mailing list for this discussion,
unless it's still interesting to the rest of the onlookers.
Anyone care to host it or take that on?
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ave a
VERY PROMINENT link on perl.apache.org.
"take23" doesn't mean anything for me with respect to "mod_perl" by
the way. Is there a secret handshake^Wmnemonic that I can remember
the name of that website? perl.apache.org was easy to remember.
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"Matt" == Matt Sergeant [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Matt On 13 Dec 2000, (Randal L. Schwartz) wrote:
They really also belong on perl.apache.org, unless take23 is supposed
to be taking over that responsibility, or unless take23 will have a
VERY PROMINENT link on perl.apache.or
fles off to register no-args.org now... :)
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ys come up with enough variance that you can make
benchmarks show whatever you want them to show.
Given *that*, what's your real question?
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e
executes a useless static page faster?
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at helps you see what you need to tell me to get me to do this.
(nudge nudge)
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hat people with certs are likely to
get hired faster or make more money, what's the point? As it is now,
good mod_perl people are hard enough to find that the jobseeker
already has the advantage.
I'm very open to being convinced otherwise though.
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ntire time, and I get to bill
for twice as many hours as I actually work, just like some lawyers do.
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ache::Gzip are solutions here.
Or even my cool compressing pre-forking tiny proxy at
http://www.stonehenge.com/merlyn/WebTechniques/col34.html
Neatly proxies, but sends compressed text across slow links if
the browser understands that.
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you're *really* good with mod_perl, you abandon Apache::Registry
and move up to writing handlers or using embedded templating systems
like EmbPerl, Mason, or Template Toolkit.
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