On Sat, Dec 08, 2007 at 06:04:14PM +1100, Charlie Garrison wrote:
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> On 7/12/07 at 9:32 AM -0800, Pablo Collins
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> I'm not sure what the list rules state, but I would appreciate
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So if I want to run multiple versions of the same app it looks like I'll
have to do it on Apache with cgi/fcgi because mod-perl won't let you have
competing stuff in the same namespace.
We run 17 versions of the same app for 17 different sites on different
domains.
The only thing we do do is
Good afternoon,
On 7/12/07 at 9:32 AM -0800, Pablo Collins
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Thanks guys for your help.
I'm not sure what the list rules state, but I would appreciate
it if messages could at least contain a non-empty plain-text
part. While I have no trouble reading html, I
On Dec 7, 2007, at 2:21 PM, Pablo Collins wrote:
Thanks Andy.
So if I want to run multiple versions of the same app it looks like
I'll have to do it on Apache with cgi/fcgi because mod-perl won't
let you have competing stuff in the same namespace.
Yeah, your best bet is fastcgi.
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Thanks Andy.
So if I want to run multiple versions of the same app it looks like I'll
have to do it on Apache with cgi/fcgi because mod-perl won't let you
have competing stuff in the same namespace.
Andy Grundman wrote:
On Dec 7, 2007, at 12:32 PM, Pablo Collins wrote:
Thanks guys for you
On Dec 7, 2007, at 12:32 PM, Pablo Collins wrote:
Thanks guys for your help.
For clarity, I'd like to make the question webserver independent.
For now, I'm just talking about how to change the base url of an
application running in Catalyst::Engine::HTTP.
In Catalyst::Manual::Cookbook, th
Thanks guys for your help.
For clarity, I'd like to make the question webserver independent. For
now, I'm just talking about how to change the base url of an
application running in Catalyst::Engine::HTTP.
In Catalyst::Manual::Cookbook, the author states that $c->uri_for is
great because it le
Presuming that the only semantic meaning of 'versionn.nn' is splitting which
handler to go to, you can do this from Apache 2 with mod_rewrite. (If you
wanted to handle the version.nn dynamically within the app you'd need to
hanle the URL processing inside your app.)
In the Apache configuration, e.
On 6. des.. 2007, at 18.32, Pablo Collins wrote:
Hi all,
I some catalyst apps whose different versions I'd like to make
available by base path, like
http://mydomain/myspecialapp/version1.2/
http://mydomain/myspecialapp/version1.3/
etc.
I was planning on using a lighttpd or apache proxy to
Hi all,
I some catalyst apps whose different versions I'd like to make available
by base path, like
http://mydomain/myspecialapp/version1.2/
http://mydomain/myspecialapp/version1.3/
etc.
I was planning on using a lighttpd or apache proxy to several
Catalyst::Engine::HTTP processes running th
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