Re: MOD_PERL and OSX

2004-11-11 Thread Chris Devers 
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Mark S Lowe wrote:

 Thank you for your help! I added this module directive and still had 
 the piping problem with output unless I use the CGI module, but since 
 mod_perl perfers I do this, that is what I¹ll use. Thanks again!

Wait, I'm confused -- did this or did this not fix the problem? You make 
it sound like it didn't work, but you're using it anyway (unless I'm 
just being thick, which is possible, as it's been a long day...).


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Chris Devers

Re: MOD_PERL and OSX

2004-11-11 Thread Chris Devers 
Is it okay if we keep this conversation on the list?

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004, Mark S Lowe wrote:

 Ha! Well, I found that solution suggested on a site a couple weeks 
 ago, and added it to my mod_perl httpd.conf. Still, the good old 
 fashion
 
 Print ³content-type: text/html\n\n²;
 Print ³hello world\n²;
 
 Wouldn¹t work. So I have to use the CGI method of
 
 Header(³text/html²);
 $r-print(³hello world²);
 
 Having read a ton more about mod_perl, they suggest I use the latter 
 to gain the best performance boost. I¹m guessing I can remove this TIE 
 code and just follow the rules better.
 
 =)

Ahh, I see. Weird, but if it works...

 

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Chris Devers

Re: MOD_PERL and OSX

2004-11-09 Thread Ian Ragsdale 
My guess is that you have a version mismatch between mod_perl and perl.
Ian
On Nov 9, 2004, at 4:59 PM, Mark S Lowe wrote:
It would seem after many attempts to get anything of any level of 
complexity
running in mod_perl under OSX, that perhaps it cant be done. I have
libraries that work fine in the normal cgi-bin, but constantly produce 
500
server errors when running from my mod_perl mod-cgi bin. I can get 
little
hello worlds running fine, but the second I try to access various 
built-in
libraries, just the use statement cases fatal errors.

Has anyone conquered the mod_perl world of OSX? Ive read every thread 
that
has come through this forum for the last year. Those posts did help 
resolve
the basics, but Im still left with a so so mod_perl engine.

Any general direction or guidance would be great. Thanks.
Mark

Re: MOD_PERL and OSX

2004-11-09 Thread Chris Devers 
On Tue, 9 Nov 2004, Mark S Lowe wrote:

 It would seem after many attempts to get anything of any level of 
 complexity running in mod_perl under OSX, that perhaps it can¹t be 
 done. I have libraries that work fine in the normal cgi-bin, but 
 constantly produce 500 server errors when running from my mod_perl 
 mod-cgi bin. I can get little hello worlds running fine, but the 
 second I try to access various built-in libraries, just the ³use² 
 statement cases fatal errors.

Adding this line to your httpd.conf may help you:

  PerlHeaderParserHandler sub { tie *STDOUT, 'Apache' unless tied *STDOUT; }

Details: http://devers.homeip.net:8080/blog/archives/64.html
 
This seems to have fixed the problems I was having getting some mod_perl 
applications (Apache::MP3, etc) to work.



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Chris Devers