Le mar 17/02/2004 Ã 22:14, Stas Bekman a Ãcrit :
De : Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> le 17/02/2004 17:14 PST
I'm trying to resolve this problem (the second part of the email where the failure of mod_perl-1.99_12/t/response/TestModperl/request_rec_tie_api.pm is discussed: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=apache-modperl&m=107570575120884&w=2
Apparently, on some AIX and FreeBSD setups we get:
fileno(STDOUT) == 1; # under perl fileno(STDOUT) == 0; # under mp2/tied STDOUT
so I want to know what happens under mp1. Can someone on AIX and freebsd please run a simple test under mp1, to print: fileno 'STDOUT' from a registry script or a handler? Thanks.
print "Content-type: text/plain\n\n"; print "fileno(STDOUT): ", fileno(STDOUT);
Hi,
I only read this post today
OS : aix 4.3.3.10 perl : v5.6.1 mod_perl : 1.29 apache : 1.3.27 HTML::MASON : 1.23
in a Mason component
fileno(STDOUT): <% fileno(STDOUT) %>
gave me
fileno(STDOUT): 1
Hope this helps
Thank you, Jose! I suppose Mason doesn't mess with STDOUT.
It's still unclear to me, why on certain platforms/perl versions a tied STDOUT returns 0 instead of 1.
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