Woohoo!
I've got mod_perl going under OpenSA! By kludging (and kludging is the
operative word) various bits of binary I have OpenSA Apache with
mod_ssl, php and mod_perl.
With a few provisos* you can try a mod_perl script at
http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~lcr299/proxy.php3?oog=showvars.shtml
If you're interested in adding mod_perl support to OpenSA, drop me a
line, but be aware that it's a nasty hack until a mod_perl that doesn't
require it's own special perl.exe is done (ie when mod_perl 2 arrives).
Luke
* They are:
1) It may be a bit slow. My internal server which has the mod_perl
script is a 386-25 with 8Mb RAM (it's the machine I use most). Just to
make sure it's well and truly swapping I may be running Netscape on it
too! I currently find a lag of about 5 seconds on it.
2) The stats returned by the script and the server are different. This
is because the server running the script is hidden beind a proxy. What
proxy.php3 does is ask the proxy to request the page from my internal
server. The stats returned by the server headers are those for
www.ecs.soton.ac.uk - not the one with the script on.
3) It's a .shtml file because it makes putting headers and footers in
easier. The .shtml file pulls in a mod_perl script as it sees fit.
--
Luke Ross (Fizzy Razzer) - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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