Hi,
Catalyst versions affected: 5.69/5.7
Server: lighttpd 1.4.11_1
For the test case assume the following:
package MyApp;
__PACKAGE__-config(
xmlrpc = {
path = 'xmlrpc',
prefix = 'xmlrpc',
show_errors = 1
}
);
...
package
I ran into a weird thing today (coming back to Catalyst after a long
hiatus so I hope I'm not just being obtuse; I love all the changes
I've found so far). Catalyst 5.7000, perl 5.8.6. Using test server.
This in MyApp::Controller::Word:
sub single : Path : Args(1) {
my ( $self, $c,
Hi,
I just found something odd when trying to inherit from a base controller. I
attached the complete application and debug output. From the debug output you
can clearly see that MyApp powered by Catalyst as well as other things
appear 4 times in the output and are being duplicated. This
No,
Just FCGI-0.67
Thanks.
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 17:04, Matt S Trout wrote:
Alex Pavlovic wrote:
Hi,
I just found something odd when trying to inherit from a base controller.
I attached the complete application and debug output. From the debug
output you can clearly see that
Alex Pavlovic wrote:
No,
Just FCGI-0.67
Thanks.
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 17:04, Matt S Trout wrote:
Alex Pavlovic wrote:
Hi,
I just found something odd when trying to inherit from a base controller.
I attached the complete application and debug output. From the debug
output
Hi,
Just tried it with FCGI::ProcManager 0.17 in standalone server mode. The
problem goes away. Debug screen looks normal.
I guess for some reason this only happens when running in static mode with
builtin lighttpd proc manager.
Thanks.
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 17:04, Matt S Trout wrote:
Starting up process id:23065 at lib/MyApp.pm line 33.
Starting up process id:23063 at lib/MyApp.pm line 33.
Starting up process id:23066 at lib/MyApp.pm line 33.
Starting up process id:23064 at lib/MyApp.pm line 33.
On Wednesday 19 July 2006 17:37, Matt S Trout wrote:
warn 'Starting up process
I tried this on my setup but didn't get the chop you've reported. I've
attached my controller for you to look at and see if there are any other
differences.
I'm running this on a unix box that is fairly up to date, Cat 5.7 etc. What's
your underlying OS?
If you recently upgraded an
Hi,
Just an update on the situation. The prefix is broken only when your entry
point ( path ) and prefix are the same. As shown in example sent earlier.
This works under standalone myapp_server.pl but not under fastcgi because CGI
engine sets the base path to $ENV{SCRIPT_NAME} in
