Mario, (are you one of the Mario bros?)
In modperl, scripts do not terminate once completed. This is for
performance reasons. Even the die() function has been overloaded to
avoid this. As such your global variables will remain initialised at the
start of the next HTTP call.
Take a look at:
htt
hello perl gurus
what is the proper way for a perl program to end when used in a apache
configuration w/mod_perl?
use CGI qw(:standard);
use DBI;
these are my only use ...
before mod_perl everything worked fine. servers were upgraded to mod_perl
and all the scripts now seem to maintain values f
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Hi all,
is there anything in the queue to use wide characters in API functions e.g.
for file names, reading registry, ?
So far as I can see there is no reliable way to handle such things at the
moment.
Bye
Torsten Werner
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