I've seen that before and fixed it by adding the following to my global.asa:
use Apache::RequestRec();
YMMV
From: Michael D. Marquardt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, March 14, 2005 8:25 AM
To: asp@perl.apache.org
Subject: Apache::ASP Pr
Anybody got any idea what’s screwed up with my Apache::ASP
installation? You can see the problem I’m having by visiting the site
below:
http://asptest.supersonic-online.net
-Michael D. Marquardt
System Administrator SuperSonic Online
http://www.supersonic-online.net
Andrew Koebrick wrote:
Josh,
Apologies for the delay in following up with this- odditiies
accessing the list.
Anyhow- the advice you gave below about fixing the POST truncation
issue did not solve the problem. Any other suggestions?
Andrew Koebrick
With the CGI 2.89, are you getting problems w
Josh,
Apologies for the delay in following up with this- odditiies
accessing the list.
Anyhow- the advice you gave below about fixing the POST truncation
issue did not solve the problem. Any other suggestions?
Andrew Koebrick
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], Josh Chamas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
exlibrismn wrote:
I am having problems with post data being truncated. What is the
state of compatibility between Apache::ASP and CGI.pm?
My setup:
Redhat 8
Apache 2
Apache::ASP 2.57
CGI.pm 2.89
Max_Post has been tried both turned up high and set to -1 and 0.
I tried to upgrade to CGI.pm 3.0
I am having problems with post data being truncated. What is the
state of compatibility between Apache::ASP and CGI.pm?
My setup:
Redhat 8
Apache 2
Apache::ASP 2.57
CGI.pm 2.89
Max_Post has been tried both turned up high and set to -1 and 0.
I tried to upgrade to CGI.pm 3.04 but following up
