This is a strange one for which I hope there's a simple answer & solution.
I've put a Front-side Proxy on a webserver (as it was struggling under the load
from lots of hits over slow links - more RAM than CPU issue), and it's helped
performance wonderfully!
However, my IP-based restrictions now
Dear All
There are a few scripts out there that allege to make it easy to set up
database administration web pages.
The idea is that a nonprogrammer writes up, in plain but structured text,
specifications for a database or html form. Then a script parses that text,
creates an html form with thos
On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Gerald Richter wrote:
> Jeffery don't want to build something like this into
> Apache::Session. He always expressed that
> Apache::Session is just a framework for storing session
> data!
it would be nice if we could agree on some vocabulary
relating to 'session management',
On Fri, 28 Jul 2000, Drew Taylor wrote:
> Anything that would make the above scenario easier would
> get a thorough look in future templating system
> decisions. In short, I'm looking for a good, FLEXIBLE
> application framework. I'm tired of writing it all
> myself. And while it has been excelle
On Sat, Jul 29, 2000 at 03:26:02PM -0700, Chetan Patil wrote:
> Hello,
> We have a large code base printing header, body and footers to the STDOUT
> from the cgi scripts. Since all these are print statements, we have to go to
> extreme measures to make sure we donot print the content more than onc
Hi *,
thank you all for your comments on the plain-ampersand-in-URL-problem.
I received many useful hints regarding this subject, so I thought I might
as well sum them up for those who have missed this thread.
In short:
If you have URLs in your HTML with more than one query-string arg
(a
Gerald Richter sent the following bits through the ether:
> Jeffery don't want to build something like this into Apache::Session. He
> always expressed that Apache::Session is just a framework for storing
> session data!
If this is still the case then I think a name change is in order...
Leon
-
Today, Gerald Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> frothed and gesticulated about RE:...:
> > Ian Kallen suggested a hash of know indexers - which is a good idea -
>
> Yes
>
> > but has one problem of how to keep this upto date.
> >
>
> Everybody could contribute and there could some (CPAN) where you ca
On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Andy Wardley wrote:
> Yes, the great thing about Embperl and other embedded Perl solutions is
> that the "parsing" phase only really requires the Perl code to be
> extracted from the text.
And you know this is faster than parsing the HTML ... how,
exactly?
> Embperl's parser have used from the startup only C code, maybe that's the
> reason why the time this takes (compared to the rest of the request) never
> was an issue for me...
Yes, the great thing about Embperl and other embedded Perl solutions is
that the "parsing" phase only really requires t
> >
> > Is there any way for Embperl to get access to other apache
> > modules (like the C++ versions of the xerces xml parser
> > or xalan xslt processor)? It would be nice to be able
> > to reuse the same code in or out of embperl.
>
> Only by writing XS (or swig) code. Please feel free to do
>
> I've looked thorugh Apache::Asp session code and saw your args method.
>
We should of course use anything that Joshua already has figured out. Maybe
the module could be written in a way that Apache::ASP can take use of it.
That would be the best thing from my point of view!
> Ian Kallen sugg
>
> Ofcourse i can use different pieces of software,,
> But that was not my point I *want* to have the session
> management in the same kit becouse it´s convinient.
>
> I have to tell my team what software to use and maby
> even teach them how to use it,
> I find it alot easier to do this with one
In a message dated 7/30/00 7:33:41 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > And, on top of that, I have emilinated session hijacking
> > (with a Back Button Breaking method).
>
> Can you enlighten me ?
A security method that will redirect the user to a relogin page if, for
i
Matt Sergeant wrote:
>
> On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, Ian Kallen wrote:
>
> >
> > XForm sounds just like something I need actually, can any of the XSLT
> > tools transform it? In perl, of course, XML::XSLT, Sablotron (which
> > doesn't compile on FreeBSD btw, feh!)?
>
> I don't think any tools suppor
> >
> > If you do this, build it into Apache::Session! Leverage the existing
> > storage mechanisms built in there already (file, DBI, etc). My only
> > other feature requests for this:
>
Jeffery don't want to build something like this into Apache::Session. He
always expressed that Apache::Sess
Hi,
>
> Can I use modperl for windows? I have NT 4, IIS4 and Apache. When
> I see the
> modperl site, all the links (including some tutorial/manuals) are so
> UNIX-like!
>
> Would appreciate if anyone can share experiences/references/links.
>
Yes, you can use it on windows, but not with ActiveSta
>
> So therefore would it not be easy to modify your code to check for a
> pnotes entry called session and cookies ?
>
Yes, of course this would be very easy
> If session is set then use that.
>
> If cookie is set (ie 1) then assume cookies are on! else if you have a
> session and cookies are of
Hi,
Can I use modperl for windows? I have NT 4, IIS4 and Apache. When I see the
modperl site, all the links (including some tutorial/manuals) are so
UNIX-like!
Would appreciate if anyone can share experiences/references/links.
Thanks!
Ben
Philip Mak wrote:
>
> I noticed that the following bit of code does not work properly:
>
> require 'test.pl';
> chdir '..';
> require 'test.pl';
>
> Even though the second require is trying to load a different file, perl
> thinks that it is the same file and therefore doesn't require it again (
Ian Kallen wrote:
>
> Today, Greg Cope <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> frothed and...:
> > I posted about a generic URL mangeler / cookie session handler a few
> > days ago.
> >
> > Allthough this is not rocket science - I've writen a URI transhandler
> > that will put the session id into pnotes, and if cook
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have fully implemented URL munging and Cookie support,
> but SERIOUS troubles start to arise when you start adding
> the notion of secure sessions.
>
> I have done it, but it isn't pretty. Basically, there
> are three types of pages. Normal, Secure, and Secure
> (b
Joshua Chamas wrote:
>
> Greg & Gerald,
>
> I wanted to bring an important issue that came up with
> Apache::ASP, how will you deal with search engines indexing
> the session-ids in the URL?
>
> In Apache::ASP, this is handled a couple of ways, first the
> session-id is stored as a query string
On Sat, 29 Jul 2000, Ian Kallen wrote:
>
> XForm sounds just like something I need actually, can any of the XSLT
> tools transform it? In perl, of course, XML::XSLT, Sablotron (which
> doesn't compile on FreeBSD btw, feh!)?
I don't think any tools support it yet. The only thing that may come c
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