a report to their email host.
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so the data passage
is clean, so be it, that is the lesser evil. -- Darren Duncan
On 2016-03-09 11:03 AM, Chris Welch wrote:
Hi
This is more of a general MVC question, but hopefully it's okay to ask in here.
I've set up a model to generate data in iCal format (see my previous thread and
thanks
Looks like someone's been hacked.
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a duplicate row, is it supposed to change all copies or just one? --
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On 2012-09-14 14:53, Derek W wrote:
Ah, you meant just on Catalyst side, to tell it that the id column is
the primary. I didn't think of that. Thanks! I'll give that a shot.
On Fri, Sep 14, 2012 at 11:40 AM
Speaking for myself, I got my current (good) job because the company also posted
it to the Catalyst list, in addition to jobs.perl.org. -- Darren Duncan
Frank Kumro wrote:
I believe the opening is posted on jobs.perl.org too (or will very
soon). The opening is sent to the list because some
or the power outage or something else? -- Darren
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iterations they were called millions of times each.
(The form requested has several select/option menus.)
So, several 5000s (millions / 200) of calls for a single screen? That sounds
like a lot for one screen. Do you need that much? -- Darren Duncan
input error messages to be.
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to intercept people
going to a protected section with a login screen. Also, I don't recognize the
$c-flash part of your code; where is flash() defined? -- Darren Duncan
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sub _lazy_default_for_dbc {
my ($process) = @_;
my $dbc = try {
my $dsn = sprintf( q{dbi:Pg:dbname=%s;host=%s;port=%s},
$process-db_name(), $process-db_host(),
$process-db_port() );
my $dbc = DBIx::Connector-new
to _lazy_default_for_dbc is where you feed DBIC its actual config
args, where some can be defined in MyDBMSLib itself and others taken from the
config file.
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config file.
Stuff like LongReadLen might be okay here if and only if changing it just tunes
performance, like you were setting a chunk-buffer size or something, and would
have no impact on behavior nor break any code; otherwise don't have it here.
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expire sessions. The main caveat that I'm aware of is that it is
unreliable in a multi-thread environment. -- Darren Duncan
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probably no one has seen it. -- Darren Duncan
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and needs testing, this being a minor update.)
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Original Message
Subject: [ANNOUNCE] PostgreSQL 9.0 Release Candidate 1
Date: Tue, 31 Aug 2010 09:05:01 -0700
From: Josh Berkus j...@postgresql.org
To: pgsql-annou...@postgresql.org
The first release candidate
. :)
That was true with Moose 1.10, and then Moose 1.12 turns off that warning so
that other code has time to be updated. -- Darren Duncan
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not have encountered before.
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but the database.
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applications, and I'm using 5.8.1+ for my CPAN modules. -- Darren Duncan
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Florian Ragwitz wrote:
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 07:05:56PM -0700, Darren Duncan wrote:
On Mac OS X, the initial 5 files in script/ had these permissions:
-rwx--
... where the owner can execute but no one else can do anything.
On CentOS, the same files had these permissions:
-rw-rw-r
. (2.48)
Mind you, I also made sure to separately put Class::MOP up to date if that was
needed, and I also did my tests on a different operating system, Mac OS X
10.6.3. I also had Perl 5.12.1, and I don't recall you saying what Perl version
you had.
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.
This project and ancillary projects are a serious endeavor that I intend to
commercially support over the long term, and others can do likewise.
Good day. -- Darren Duncan
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that; but this thread sort of forced my hand as I
didn't want the option to go unmentioned in it.
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Of course, that won't generally give you the consistency/integrity that a
relational DBMS backend has over a NoSQL one, but at least you'll get the
powerful queries part.
You heard it here first.
-- Darren Duncan
S.A. Kiehn wrote:
Thanks for the link Darren. I will read and ponder.
Also
don't you try convincing them to use
the genuine article Catalyst? Its not like there is a legacy PHP codebase, and
if the other developers know PHP, it isn't that hard to learn Perl, especially
when Catalyst or CPAN takes care of so much. -- Darren Duncan
current
sub-projects on CPAN earlier today.
So, to answer your question, go ahead and explore the alternatives you name, but
I will say to anyone that the relational model is the single best general
solution for data aggregation and processing.
-- Darren Duncan
Toby Corkindale wrote:
I am running the latest stable versions of Moose/Class-MOP and their
dependencies.
to...@arya:~$ pmvers Moose
0.91
to...@arya:~$ pmvers Class::MOP
0.93
Meanwhile, Moose 0.92 and CMOP 0.94 came out half a day before your post. See
if those are any better. -- Darren
as bar from baz
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If you want it, you'll have to come here in person to pick it up. -- Darren
Duncan
Ali M. wrote:
The extra one is mine!
Regards,
Ali
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 11:06 PM, Darren Duncandar...@darrenduncan.net wrote:
Darren Duncan wrote:
Ari Constancio wrote:
For those interested, Amazon.com
Darren Duncan wrote:
Ari Constancio wrote:
For those interested, Amazon.com is shipping now pre-orders for The
Definitive Guide to Catalyst. Not sure about new orders, though.
I've had a different experience so far. I pre-ordered the book on
amazon.ca back on June 19th, and it estimated
and to get it; note that installing it in standard locations will blow away
a production 5.10.0 since it is still marked as 5.10.0.
Alternately, go older and try 5.8.9 or 5.8.8 for the alternate most stable right
now.
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repeated portions of a query into named subqueries so you only have to write
that part once. And the recursion which basically is predicated in the prior
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purposes of views in fact.
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the
system for help in pointing out unsafe behaviour so they're in trouble if unsafe
is the default. For people who do know things, having safe defaults is still
good for working together with their desire to be lazy.
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as the server currently is doing; I don't think this
is the cause of the problem but it might be technically incorrect, unless
those things are officially case-insensitive.)
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my Japanese test example to see if things look right. So see what your
text editor says that your older/incorrect file version's encoding is.
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testing those tools
or configuring them.
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Hugh Hunter wrote:
I've been struggling with this for some time and know there must be an
answer out there.
I'm using URL arguments to pass parameters to my controller. It's a
site about names, so take the url http://domain.com/name/Jesús
are relatively
complicated and would have required writing a lot of SQL anyway were
I to use any other DBI wrappers / ORMs, afaik.
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