On Jul 17, 2015, at 1:16 PM, Cris Boisvert wrote:
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> Trying to get apache with asp and mod perl working.
On what platform? Specifically, which versions of Apache, mod_perl, and Perl
are you using?
> I get this error in the logs.
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> [asp] [1349] [error] error compiling test.asp: Can't modif
On 5/22/2014 11:01, Josh Chamas wrote:
You know I have not much followed the routing paradigms. To me it seems
that this would be an area I would have solved with a mod_rewrite or a
mod_perl handler, changing up the URL destination on the back end.
Routing is more than just an abstraction bet
On 5/22/2014 00:45, Tsirkin Evgeny wrote:
It seems like the Dancer is following the famous MVC/Ruby on Rails where
it can.
Dancer is actually a Perl reimplementation of a Ruby framework called
Sinatra. (Get it? Dancer? Sinatra? Ahahaha.)
Dancer is very much *not* MVC, only V.
The probl
On 5/21/2014 17:52, Josh Chamas wrote:
I built Apache::ASP back in the day when both PHP and Java were toys
(even Linux was half baked), and glue of the web and unix systems was
often perl, my first love of a language.
One of my requirements was in fact that the next framework be
Perl-based,
On 5/20/2014 13:06, Josh Chamas wrote:
So where does this put you in the consideration of platform migration
etc? Plack, Mason, TT, etc.
Shortly after I started this thread, I decided to just try one of the
alternatives, for education value if nothing else.
I narrowed my options to Dancer a
On 12/27/2013 17:04, Josh Chamas wrote:
it does seem that there is some progress on getting
mod_perl to work under Apache 2.4.
I was aware of such efforts when I posted, but didn't mention the option
since this third-party mod_perl work feels like a temporary solution.
We don't want to use a
mod_perl no longer builds against Apache 2.4[1]. Consequently, the RHEL
7 beta doesn't include it[2].
The claimed replacement is mod_fcgid, but as far as I can tell from the
Apache::ASP CGI page[3] the standalone CGI mode seems to require plain
Perl scripts, not intermixed HTML + ASP/Perl fil
Please send replies to the mailing list, not direct to the one who
replied to your post.
On 7/9/2013 15:32, Koebrick, Andrew (MNIT) wrote:
httpd-2.4 has changed it's API somewhat, the
Apache2::Connection::remote_ip method is now
Apache2::Connection::client_ip."
So what happens if you change
On 7/9/2013 12:41, Koebrick, Andrew (MNIT) wrote:
It looks like the Apache2::Connection API changed quite a bit in 2.4
How have you made that determination?
Here's the original Apache2::Connection API reference:
https://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache2/Connection.html
If you change
On 6/5/2012 5:30 PM, Josh Chamas wrote:
On 6/5/12 2:02 AM, Arnon Weinberg wrote:
How can I set the output character encoding of Apache::ASP output?
I have gone over the thread and been stumped on this for a while.
This answer by Tom Christiansen (yes, the guy who wrote that one book)
may s
On 6/5/2012 3:02 AM, Arnon Weinberg wrote:
How can I set the output character encoding of Apache::ASP output?
There are several places where you set this, not just one, and they all
have to agree to guarantee correct output:
DB -> back end -> Apache -> HTML -> Apache::ASP -> browser
On 3/2/2012 3:25 PM, Josh Chamas wrote:
Anyone been long awaiting this? If you have, how have you survived?
No, but it's nice to know that I won't have to rewrite my web app in
Erlang if we ever need to scale horizontally.
Thanks. :)
On 3/6/2010 6:28 PM, Bruce Ferrell wrote:
I'm doing this build on a system with a reiser 3.6 file system.
More details, please. OS name and version, CPU type, etc.
I don't remember seeing anyone else report that.
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Andrew Koebrick (ADM) wrote:
Any thoughts on getting them to play well together?
The use of CGI.pm to construct file upload fields is a mere convenience.
You can do the same thing by writing raw HTML. It's just uglier than
the corresponding CGI.pm code, is all.
As I said above, all other
Andrew Koebrick (ADM) wrote:
Can't locate object method "request" via package "Apache"
Have you tried this patch:
http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/modperl/asp/89060?search_string=yarrow;#89060
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Andrew Koebrick (ADM) wrote:
asp title:
cgi title: test title
Would I be correct in guessing that this Apache::ASP application is
brand new, and hasn't been running successfully for some time in the
same configuration? If so, I would guess that you don't yet have
Apache::ASP set up correct
Andrew Koebrick (ADM) wrote:
(http://www.apache-asp.org/cgi.html) that the recommendation is to roll
back to CGI v2.78.
The docs are just giving that version as a known-working example. I've
successfully uploaded files to servers running CGI.pm v2.89 and v3.15.
I end up with an empty fil
Roberto C. Sánchez wrote:
[Mon Nov 10 19:44:59 2008] [error] [asp] [7796] [error] Undefined subroutine
&Apache::ASP::Compiles::__ASP__srv_http_www_e_ample_com__x::get_image_data called at
/srv/http/www.example.com/templates/masthead.tmpl line 2. <--> ,
/usr/share/perl5/Apache/ASP.pm line 1521
k0STEk wrote:
Function HrF (Link, Alt, Group)
Would you be surprised to learn that your newbie question is answered in
the FAQ? http://apache-asp.org/faq.html#VBScript%20or%2007fa600d
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Tom wrote:
I've googled and read for days but I'm still unsure of what I'm missing,
I had mod-perl 1 which I have now uninstalled and am unable to install
mod-perl 2 via easyapache3 in WHM (errors out).
This is the problem with these control panels which aim to make things
"easy". It's only
Randy wrote:
In the browser, I get the asp script.
That means Apache::ASP isn't even being called for the page, which is an
Apache configuration problem, not a problem with Apache::ASP. (Problems
with Apache::ASP or the ASP pages themselves show up as complaints in
error_log.)
In all of
Redirecting this back to the list. Please don't respond to me
personally. I'm here to support Apache::ASP, not to support you in
particular. :)
Randy wrote:
It now has Apache::ASP installed on it, but still won't run ASP scripts.
What do you get in the browser?
What do you get in Apache's
Randy wrote:
Any suggestions? (other than put it on a xxnix box)
The common wisdom says that Windows is easier to use. In a lot of
cases, this is true.
This is not one of those cases. Apache::ASP is a native of *ix systems,
and so it's far easier to install it there. You usually don't ha
Thanos Chatziathanassiou wrote:
enable CompressGzip on that specific directory.
What happens if you use mod_deflate instead?
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hc_andy wrote:
I've created a sample "test.asp" (code below)
Where did you put it? What are the permissions on the file? What
happens if you copy it to test.html and replace the Write() call with
plain old static text?
To get plesk/apache to display .asp pages, do
I have to enable some
Joshua Chamas wrote:
I plan to push another release in the next couple of weeks
Did you mean to type "months"? >:)
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Joshua Chamas wrote:
If you have other needs please let me know.
Well, for inertia reasons, we're still maintaining a lot of CentOS 3 and
Red Hat Linux 9 type systems, with mod_perls of 1.99_07 and _09 vintage,
which was before the big Apache2:: namespace reorg. As a result, when
installing
Spn wrote:
I have tried <%=$Request->QueryString('MyEmail')%> but it just write this to
the textbox, not the value.
Read the FAQ: http://apache-asp.org/faq.html#Examples%20donf48a0968
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Tsirkin Evgeny wrote:
I was interested to know what is the apache::asp maintenance status?
Is it still maintained?Is it dead?
I have some applications here written in apache::asp and killing it ,for
now ,is not
an option.So ,are there people, except me, that are interested in the
module?Are th
Adrian wrote:
Google has yet to help me ...
Sub Session_OnStart
Why did you turn to Google before reading the documentation and the FAQ
on the web page for this package?
http://apache-asp.org/faq.html#VBScript%20or%2007fa600d
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turnbui wrote:
I installed ASP 2.55
2.59, surely?
So I then copied the C:\Perl\eg\IEExamples directory to my C:\Program
Files\Apache Software Foundation\Apache2.2\iansthtdocs\asp\eg the DocRoot
for my first VHOST and placing the ASP config parameters into an .htaccess
file in C:\Program Files
Jaime Iniesta :: RAILES.net wrote:
Hi, I'm new on this list, my name is Jaime Iniesta and I live in Madrid,
Spain.
I wanted to know if Apache::ASP lets you parse ASP/VBscript files on
Apache. I mean, will this page render on Apache::ASP?
Do they not believe in reading FAQs in Spain?
h
hinanaseeb wrote:
i want to remove this facility from
global settings and want to allocate it to only those hosts which
request for it.How can i do that?
The same way you'd make anything specific to just one virtual host: put
it inside the block.
If you want something stronger than that, f
D. L. Fox wrote:
In .htaccess I have...
This is the only thing that stands out for me. I wouldn't expect things
like globals to work if you don't set up Apache::ASP in the main
httpd.conf file, or some file it directly includes. Per-directory
configuration should only be used for overrides
teufboy wrote:
Syntax error on line 177 of /etc/apache2/httpd.conf:
Invalid command 'PerlHandler', perhaps mis-spelled or defined by a module
not included in the server configuration
It looks like mod_perl is broken. Try:
$ rpm --verify apache2-mod_perl
If it prints anything, follow
D. L. Fox wrote:
Does anyone have a list of web hosts that support Apache::ASP?
You're narrowing your scope unnecessarily here. Unlike with the _other_
ASP, it isn't the case that Apache::ASP is either supported or it isn't.
It would be nice if it were preinstalled and configured, but tha
Marcelo Iepsen da Silva wrote:
I use the module libapache-asp-perl in debian stable version.
But I can't read asp files, have another configuration in httpd.conf
or other file?
Go to http://apache-asp.org/ and read the manual.
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levik wrote:
I did post my error log, didn't I?
Sorry, I missed it.
Here's the start of the relevant line:
[Wed Jul 19 08:46:07 2006] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] can't open file
/tmp/asp/server/internal.lock: No such file or directory at
It's looking for /tmp/asp/... This isn't going
levik wrote:
When I browse to the
folder(located in my webroot) in IE I get HTTP 500 - Internal server error.
Look in Apache's error_log, then. Post the entire error text if you
don't understand it. It could be many lines.
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Steve B wrote:
The
most notable design flaw is the tight integration
between the application and the display. Perl code
is directly intermingled with the HTML page, making
the external management of the page elements nearly
impossible.
You're right, there is a lot of religion on this topic
Edward King wrote:
However, I am unable to run the examples or any of my own ASP files.
I don't suppose that these files you're not showing us are VBScript ASP
files? If so, read the FAQ at apache-asp.org.
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Joshua Chamas wrote:
Do you know why it is that "use utf8" is needed
at the top of each script?
No, I'm not sure. At this point, I just know that there are pages
where, if I remove the pragma, the UTF-8 characters get munged. I
haven't tried to localize the Perl constructs in which this hap
I finally got around to converting our Apache::ASP application so that
it uses UTF-8 throughout, instead of Latin-1. I learned a few things
that aren't discussed in the archives, so I'm setting them down here for
others to find.
1. It's best if you use newer Perls. 5.8.0 is adequate, but has
Sadjied Idoe wrote:
[Wed Jan 18 16:57:17 2006] [error] Can't locate Apache2/RequestRec.pm in
@INC (@INC contains: /usr/lib/perl5/Apache2 /etc/per
This indicates that you either do not actually have mod_perl2, or you
are using one of the earlier 1.99* versions before they changed
everything
Andrew Yu wrote:
For the httpd.conf file I added these settings to the bottom of the
httpd.conf file
I don't see that you changed the DirectoryIndex directive.
Are you certain that mod_perl is working? Can you try a simple "Hello,
world!" type program to prove it?
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Andrew Koebrick wrote:
[error] Can't locate Apache2/RequestRec.pm in @INC
[snip]
mod_perl-1.99_16-3
The current version of Apache::ASP assumes that you are using the new
mod_perl 2.0 interfaces. 1.99_16 uses the old mod_perl 1.0 interfaces.
One option is to upgrade mod_perl. The depen
It seems that ApacheCommon.pm is auto-generated, because it was
different on two systems I have, both of which have the same versions of
Apache::ASP (2.59) installed.
Both of these systems have Apache 2.0.x and mod_perl 1.99_09 installed.
On one system, this file referenced the older Apache
nsm100 wrote:
I have an application done using ASP, .NET using IIS Web server. The
customer wants to migrate the application to Apache server. Whats the
best option which involves less time in migrating to the Apache ?
ChiliSoft or some other such commercial thing, if your time is not free.
Ap
sangeethvs wrote:
suggestions of installing BerkeleyDB. But isn't that overkill. Do
we really need to install the DB_File and BerkleyDB modules to work
with Apache::ASP?
There are alternate state storage models, but BDB is certainly a good
choice. I seem to recall that one of the options is a
Jonathan Dixon wrote:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Apache::ASP
PerlSetVar Global /storage/t212
PerlSetVar StateDir /tmp/asp
PerlSetVar RequestBinaryRead On
This declares *.pdf files as being ASP files. Apache::ASP is trying to
interpret them directly!
What you want to
Joshua Chamas wrote:
This is an Apache/mod_perl API,
Ah, that was the clue I needed. From the mod_perl changelog, just one
release past the one we are using:
"fix $r->read to read all the requested amount of data if possible,
adjust the test TestApache::read to verify that [Stas]"
I haven't tri
We have an ASP application which mostly works, but on one particular
form, POSTed updates are randomly ignored. I think we have the problem
isolated, but we're stuck for another reason. I'll take you through the
debug process so you know what the situation is so far.
- The symptom is that whe
Patrick Conroy wrote:
(my $histtype, my $dsc, my $contactid, my $usrid, my $dbh) = @_;
You want
my ($histtype, $dsc, $contactid, $usrid, $dbh) = @_;
here.
my $sth = $dbh->prepare($sql_inserthistory) or die "Couldn't
prepare statement: " . $dbh->errstr;
For efficiency reasons
k_berov wrote:
Hi Boys. I think it's perl's fault, but if someone of you had such
problems and tell mi what is wrong, I will be very gratefull.
If you search the archives for a post I made less than a year back, you
will find that I documented some interesting conversion chains in my
application.
Josh Chamas wrote:
At this point, I would recommend setting Debug -1 and then
Okay, I'll do that. School is out this week at the problem site, so I
don't expect it to die this week.
Also, if all this debugging is just taking too long, then you
might do something like this just for this one serve
Fagyal Csongor wrote:
Are you sure you don't put "something wrong" into $Application /
$Session?
Could be, but if so, why is only this site locking up?
You might also try to write a small script that dumps your *full* perl
namespace in mod_perl, to see if something is "leaking"...
Do you rememb
Josh Chamas wrote:
What is the state of the system when it locks up?
These systems are installed in schools, so they're only being used from
roughly 7am to 4pm. This problem is happening within that window, while
it is being used during the day. We have never seen it lock up in this
way over n
Christopher Hicks wrote:
You might be tripping over a bug in the db code.
A bug in which db code? If it's part of the open source underpinnings
of Apache::ASP, why is the bug still there? Why haven't you submitted a
patch?
Can you try the Apache::ASP on a Fedora Core 2 or 3 machine?
We have
We have a site where Apache::ASP appears to be locking up every few
days. If we rm -r /tmp/asp, the system begins responding again.
We've upgraded to the latest Apache::ASP, and it doesn't help. The
system is a Red Hat Linux 7.3 machine running Apache 1.3.27-4. None of
our many other sites a
V.I. wrote:
Please, tell me would be my best options to
display the upload status as the files are being
uploaded
We ended up writing a Windows uploader that worked outside the HTTP
stream. This works in our situation because we have tight control of
the clients, we are uploading huge files that
Mike Cantone wrote:
might be using up a lot of memory,
Stop guessing and measure! Does your platform have a top command? You
can use that to see CPU time and memory usage. If not, you may have sar
or some other system load testing utility.
Arnon Weinberg wrote:
is to add a config option
to control the script caching behavior so that people aware of the
closure issues can use embedded subs more freely;
I'd rather that Apache::ASP refused to run on an ASP page with
subroutines defined by default, and let you flip a config switch to
Arnon Weinberg wrote:
<%
sub foo {}
Don't do that!
Put subroutines in either global.asa, or in a separate Perl module.
If you search the Apache::ASP documentation, you will find where it
specifically tells you not to define subroutines in your ASP files. It
has to do with the way the ASP files
ballay ballay wrote:
Until now, we used Perl 5.6.x without any problems.
But now we decided to make the move to Perl 5.8.x and
started R&D-ing it.
The install is on a base RH Fedora or RHE3 box.
It sounds like you moved a working solution from RH9 or earlier. I've
done something similar, and
karl wrote:
I have
text output coming from a database and ' (apostrophes) are shown in
the browser (IE6) as ? (question marks).
There's apostrophes and there are apostrophes. There's ASCII code 39,
there's Windows code page 1252 code 146, there's Unicode code
The question is, which of t
Unknown wrote:
Our problem is the original authors of the code assumed variables are
not globally scoped.
You mean one of the original authors doesn't understand Perl.
Q1.1: How come in other languages, the scope of the variable is
assumed to be for the page unless
defined otherwise (e.g. PHP, Acti
Nicholas Schuetz wrote:
Does anyone know how I can view the contents of the global.asa loaded durring
runtime.
That would be chasing the symptom, not the cause.
Instead, convince yourself directly that the global.asa you think is
running is in fact being compiled. Add something like this to
Scr
Josh Chamas wrote:
you might consider using
the mod_perl interface directly for the file uploads, by first disabling
Apache::ASP's file upload processing:
What is the benefit from doing this?
And then using the Apache::Request interface to get the $apr->upload data.
I tried to install Apache::Requ
Ian Cass wrote:
I guess you could play with this...
http://search.cpan.org/~tels/bignum-0.15/lib/bigint.pm
... and see if you can get CGI.pm using it.
Wouldn't you know it, but Lincoln Stein proposed something similar when
I reported the problem to him. He says he'll be making that section of
th
Warren Young wrote:
What code is to blame here?
Just to follow up, the source of this limit appears to be with Perl
itself. Perl won't use 64-bit ints unless it is compiled to do so, even
if the platform will support 64-bit ints. Since CGI.pm uses a scalar to
hold the expected length o
Stuart Johnston wrote:
Try setting this at the top of your script:
$TempFile::TMPDIRECTORY='/target/location';
What is $TempFile? Do you mean something under $Request->{FileUpload}?
Perhaps $Request->{FileUpload}{file}->{TempFile}?
There is a mod_perl module you might find helpful:
http://sea
I have an ASP page that needs to accept files which are typically rather
large. (Average 2GB +/- 1GB.) These files ultimately need to be stored
in a particular place in the web server's file system. I've set it up
so that the temp file is kept around, so that I can simply do a
system("mv $te
Søren Tauber Lassen wrote:
files.pl:
Rename it to files.pm, and put it in the same directory as your
global.asa. Say "use files" at the top of global.asa. Restart the web
server.
sub loadFileText
Within files.pm, say "require Exporter;" and read the documentation on
the Exporter module to fi
John Drago wrote:
Just out of curiosity, what editor do you folks normally use when
writing perl?
vim with syntax highlighting enabled.
What editor do you used when writing perl inside HTML in ASP-style?
Ditto, with these additions to my .vimrc file:
function SetupASP()
exe "set syntax=aspper
Josh Chamas wrote:
PerlSetEnv LANG $LANG
Does this resolve the UTF8 issues?
It probably will. I really like it that you can keep the same LANG
variable as the system uses. I wouldn't like to have hard-coded it.
Right now, the stable version of my program has worked around this issue
simply
Thanos Chatziathanassiou wrote:
I have an interesting problem with UTF-8 charset and Apache::ASP
The problem is that the ASP code runs with the LANG environment variable
unset. (I'm not sure if it's Apache or mod_perl doing this.) In this
situation, the Perl interpreter runs without Unicode su
Josh Chamas wrote:
This is a good point, and was the basis for the original implementation,
that the application starts when the first visitor registers a session.
This was the definition of the original Application_OnStart event
in the ASP model.
That's reasonable.
If I understand things correct
John Drago wrote:
d) Use a cron job to execute code that sends an http request to
an ASP page on the server? (Even though this works great, it seems wrong
somehow).
This is the right way.
All the cron job has to do kick off the event:
*/5 * * * * wget -O /dev/null http://localhost/dosom
Josh Chamas wrote:
Currently, Application_OnStart only runs when the first Session gets
initialized, and again after the last Session expires. Theoretically,
this could never happen if your application is always busy. A big
difference between Apache::ASP, and IIS/ASP is that sessions persist
by d
John Drago wrote:
Make absolutely sure Apache::ASP is finding your global.asa to start
with.
All the other events I have in there are being called.
PerlSetVar Global "/path"
I had mine set to '.', with global.asa at the site's root. I tried
setting it to the site root's absolute path, but the
I have some code I'd like to run just once when Apache::ASP comes up the
first time; it computes a value that never changes over the life of the
application. For some reason, this event never seems to be called.
I dug into the Apache::ASP code a bit, and the only thing that struck me
is how de
It seems that the UTF-8 support in Perl is still transitional. By that
I mean that there are situations where you can find strings being
converted back and forth between UTF-8 and the local character set
(Latin-1 in my case) several times as it passes through the system.
Here's a chain I've ob
Josh Chamas wrote:
The fix to this is to handle the status/status_line settings internal
to Apache::ASP, and send back an OK to the Apache handler phase,
To me, the proper fix is to get mod_perl to allow you to attach a custom
status code to any returned page. Then one's ASP code could generate
Josh Chamas wrote:
Better yet, if you have common subs that you want to share between
> scripts, put them into the global.asa file,
...or put them into a Perl module, which you can place in the same
directory with the global.asa file. Import the library with a 'use'
statement at the top of gl
Robin McDermott wrote:
thought about Perl and php, but have been wanting to do more with asp so it
ASP is just an API, it is not tied to VBScript. If it's important for
you to be able to run the same code on both the Windows and Linux web
servers, you may be able to run PerlScript ASP pages on t
Josh Chamas wrote:
However, I disagree with the premise that this will help the end user
confusion. Most initial posts on this subject are with an internal
server error resulting, as the developer has not yet set Debug 2 or 3
which are the settings which will result in a verbose HTML message
goin
Uwe Riehm wrote:
Maybe for the time being a quick and dirty hack could be a solution to this:
just search / match in the input file for some of the most used keywords of
VBScript and in case one of those is found stop all the processing and output
such an error message.
A refinement on the idea:
Farshid Dabesh-Khoy wrote:
I am a
bit uncomfortable with the fact that CPAN just installs the modules into
directories of its own choice.
It's not important for _you_ to be able to find the modules, it's
important for _Perl_ to be able to find them. Therefore, CPAN puts
modules into directori
Josh Chamas wrote:
In your perl section, you could try, "no strict qw(subs);"
No dice.
This seems like a bug on Apache::PerlSection, and you might report
it to the mod_perl list if you get this to work.
That was enough of a clue to fix it. I pounded out the "use strict" at
the top of PerlSection
Warren Young wrote:
Syntax error on line 1059 of /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf:
I should mention that line 1059 is the "" line.
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Randy Kobes wrote:
I think also, at this time, Perl sections have to be written as
blah
in mod_perl 2 (with the explicit whitespace in the opening
).
Surely they're not going to keep that syntax? I hope it's just a
temporary bug they haven't gotten around to fixing yet.
Anyway, I tr
Josh Chamas wrote:
I believe the mod_perl 2 on RedHat 9 is a pretty early dev release.
True. They shipped the _07 release, which dates back to September of
last year.
Try upgrade to the latest mod_perl 1.99_xx. I know that decent
section support was only added more recently.
I just installed t
I just tried moving a working Apache::ASP application to a Red Hat Linux
9 system, and couldn't get the Apache::ASP->Loader() statement to work.
Here's what I have at the end of my httpd.conf:
Apache::ASP->Loader('/path/to/my/app', "asp\$",
'Global' => '.',
'Debug' => 0);
When
crazyday55109 wrote:
7.0 and Apache 2.x. I am trying to find a way to run ASP's on it but
I have been working with Sun and they cannot run in a VM atmosphere.
The ChiliSoft software will only run in an Intel environment.
This implies that you already have these ASP pages, and that the script
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