Hi,
I have this for 2 miles long and don't know why...
I have apache 1.3.6 and mod_perl 1.21
[Mon Oct 11 17:43:20 1999] [info] [client 192.168.1.11] (32)Broken pipe:
client stopped connection before rflush completed
[Mon Oct 11 17:43:20 1999] [debug] Apache.xs(355): (32)Broken
I have this for 2 miles long and don't know why...
I have apache 1.3.6 and mod_perl 1.21
[Mon Oct 11 17:43:20 1999] [info] [client 192.168.1.11] (32)Broken
pipe: client stopped connection before rflush completed
[Mon Oct 11 17:43:20 1999] [debug] Apache.xs(355): (32)Broken pipe:
I have this for 2 miles long and don't know why...
I have apache 1.3.6 and mod_perl 1.21
[Mon Oct 11 17:43:20 1999] [info] [client 192.168.1.11] (32)Broken pipe:
client stopped connection before rflush completed
[Mon Oct 11 17:43:20 1999] [debug] Apache.xs(355): (32)Broken
--- "Randal L. Schwartz" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was actually looking at a PerlTransHandler that I'd drop into
my site-wide files that would do something like the following:
my $uri = $r-uri;
if ($uri =~ s#/@@(\d+)@@/#/#) {
$session = $1;
$r-uri($uri);
Dear Boss
Thanks for pointing this article from PC Week out.
I've already read and reviewed this, and discussed it with the hacker
after it was anounced 3 weeks ago on http://slashdot.org.
The hacker attacked a shrink wrapped CGI application with a documneted
hackers weakness that has been
At 17:37 -0400 1999-10-11, Alex Schmelkin wrote:
1. What browsers are different percentages of your user populations
using?
2. What screen resolutions are different percentages of your user
populations using?
3. What purpose will the site serve - simply providing information,
On Tue, 12 Oct 1999, Ruben I Safir wrote:
Dear Boss
Thanks for pointing this article from PC Week out.
I've already read and reviewed this, and discussed it with the hacker
after it was anounced 3 weeks ago on http://slashdot.org.
The hacker attacked a shrink wrapped CGI application
Thanks Jeff and Doug! Both of your were right after all. The culprit was
indeed, /dev/null. I'm not a unix guy, so it took me a while to track this
problem down. It turned out that for some reason, the system didn't see
/dev/null as a character device, plus the permissions were screwed up.
Howdy,
After flipping through the Eagle book, perl.apache.org web site
and the mailing list archive I did not find any examples of this so I
figured I would post the question here. Does anyone know how to change
the users name after they have authenticated.
I know how to _get_ the
On Tuesday, October 12, 1999 7:33 PM, Joshua Gerth [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
Howdy,
After flipping through the Eagle book, perl.apache.org web site
and the mailing list archive I did not find any examples of this so I
figured I would post the question here. Does anyone know
I am assembling a proposal to move an existing web structure from
IIS/ASP to Apache/mod_perl. The best defense I can have for my proposal
is a site whose traffic is in the 5-10 million page views a day on a
mod_perl server.
I've checked out the list of sites running mod_perl as well as the
Howdy,
After flipping through the Eagle book, perl.apache.org web site
and the mailing list archive I did not find any examples of this so I
figured I would post the question here. Does anyone know how to change
the users name after they have authenticated.
I know how to
$r-connection-user($user);
On 12-Oct-99 Joshua Gerth wrote:
Howdy,
After flipping through the Eagle book, perl.apache.org web site
and the mailing list archive I did not find any examples of this so I
figured I would post the question here. Does anyone know how to change
the
As some of you may recall from prior messages on this list I've been
meaning to take this extra step for a while now, and finally I've decided
it's time to do it. Mod_perl has gained considerable momentum lately with
high profile sites using it, and I feel it would benefit some companies to
have
Just wondering if anybody has used Kerberos authentication from inside a
mod_perl module - this is not just for "Basic Authentication", but the modules
would do some processing (for example look for internal authentication first)
before going out to Kerberos. Any hints on where to look for code
I've used the lines below and the various other provided incantations for
using Apache::SSI or Apache::SSIChain.
PerlModule Apache::SSIChain
PerlModule Apache::Filter
PerlModule Apache::SSI
PerlModule Apache::OutputChain
Alias /ssiperl/ /www/perl/ssibin/
Location /ssiperl
SetHandler
Hi,
I am having problems getting Apache::OutputChain and Apache::SSIChain to
process more than one server side include in the output of
Apache::Registry scripts. The first include of the output of the script
gets processed correctly but the second simply shows up as a tag in the
output that the
I don't have any clue what the figures are, but you might want to add
DejaNews to that list.
Rex Staples wrote:
I am assembling a proposal to move an existing web structure from
IIS/ASP to Apache/mod_perl. The best defense I can have for my proposal
is a site whose traffic is in the 5-10
On Tue, 12 Oct 1999, Rex Staples wrote:
Below are several high-profile (and hopefully high-trafficked) sites I
am going to include in my proposal, but I was hoping that some of the
minds on this list might know either the most recent traffic figures for
these sites or of other sites whose
auth ac1ee78e subscribe modperl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 12 Oct 1999, Matt Arnold wrote:
[...]
some extent, I believe people are put off by what they find. The
information isn't necessarily poor, it just isn't what they expect.
Indeed.
- mod_perl news.
- mod_perl FAQs, developer's guides and documentation.
- mod_perl evangelism,
Hi Garth,
Chris Hicks just asked almost exactly the same question moments before you did.
Here's my answer:
The latest version of Apache::Filter has Apache::PerlRunFilter, which is (to my
knowledge) the first Filter-aware version of Registry or PerlRun. Try giving
that a shot.
The SSIChain
I would appreciate if anybody succesfully using either
Apache::Session::File or Apache::Session::File could paste in the lines
they used in their Apache configuration files to initialize
Apache::Session
-- I have only been able to use Apache::Session 0.17 but now that Embperl
has been
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