> From: Daniel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, 24 June 2005 10:35 AM > > > I am a bit awed that you would go through all the effort of > pointing to > > two identical instances of the same opaque reference so as > to put down ? > > the original poster ? but don't bother to answer the > obvious question. > > Where does one use EMBPERL_OPTIONS ? Is there an example > which makes > > sense somewhere? > > Thanks. well put.
Sorry guys - that did come out a bit harshly. It's been a long night. Two out of the three questions seemed to be where to find the documentation which is the bit I was answering. > > I put EMBPERL_OPTIONS optRawInput in the <Files *html> </Files> in > > my httpd.conf and the webserver never restarted though the > cpu was pinned > > at 99% and apachectl configtest gave me an ok. To answer the second of Daniels questions on usage, these options are all bitmask constants and so you set the total value by adding all the values together and using this as the setting. A snippet from an httpd.conf: (This is using embperl 1.3.x on apache 1.3.x but you get the idea) # optReturnError(262144) + optRawInput(16) #PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_OPTIONS 262160 # optRawInput(16) PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_OPTIONS 16 This goes wherever you've defined your other embperl setup variables. If you are using a perl startup file for your perl init you can also access the constants directly like: $HTML::Embperl::optRawInput + $HTML::Embperl::optBlah Cheers, -ao --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
