On 2 Feb 2012, at 03:37, Riju Royson wrote:
Hi,
My team owns a dedicated catalyst application which is working on
mod_perl and apache. The application is for generating several reports
and is used by a huge number of employees in our organization. Now we
need to move out of mod_perl because
Hi,
$c-request message contains,
_body is 0
_context is APP=HASH(0xcb03754)
action is default
address is
arguments is ARRAY(0xcc14eec)
base is http:///
body_parameters is HASH(0xc982a6c)
captures is ARRAY(0xcb03a0c)
cookies is HASH(0xcb03bec)
headers is HTTP::Headers=HASH(0xcb0334c)
hostname is
On 2 Feb 2012, at 08:45, Riju Royson wrote:
Hi,
$c-request message contains,
_body is 0
_context is APP=HASH(0xcb03754)
action is default
address is
arguments is ARRAY(0xcc14eec)
base is http:///
body_parameters is HASH(0xc982a6c)
captures is ARRAY(0xcb03a0c)
cookies is HASH(0xcb03bec)
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I tried using Data::Dump, the values are as follows,
my $a = bless({
_body= 0,
_context = bless({
action= bless({
attributes = { Private = [undef] },
On 2 Feb 2012, at 11:39, Riju Royson wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for your reply. I tried using Data::Dump, the values are as
follows,
snip
stash = {
PERL_ENV = {
AUTHENTICATE_CN
=
Can you grab the app for the phrase PERL_ENV, and show us the top level
application class, and whichever class contains PERL_ENV?
t0m meant to say Can you grep the app for the phrase PERL_ENV,
..just to avoid any confusion..
PATH_INFO
=
Hi,
Thanks for all your help. I was just trying to dump PERL_ENV values to
take a look on them. I have removed that line from code now. So
nowhere else PERL_ENV is specified. Dumping catalyst request gives the
following data now,
my $a = bless({
_body= 0,
_context =
On 3 Feb 2012, at 05:20, Riju Royson wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for all your help. I was just trying to dump PERL_ENV values to
take a look on them. I have removed that line from code now. So
nowhere else PERL_ENV is specified. Dumping catalyst request gives the
following data now,
So, same problem,
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 09:46:42AM -0400, John Lee wrote:
Matt S Trout wrote:
fcgid is designed for shared hosting. it's basically useless for dedicated
setups.
I ask this, because it seems that it works better than fastcgi, it is
maintained and prefered, but I can't see why.
Matt S Trout wrote:
fcgid is designed for shared hosting. it's basically useless for dedicated
setups.
I ask this, because it seems that it works better than fastcgi, it is
maintained and prefered, but I can't see why.
mod_fastcgi is maintained, just minimally and quietly, and it works
John Lee wrote on 09/29/2008 08:46 AM:
What's the general concensus in the catalyst community nowadays? Is
mod_fastcgi preferred at large over mod_fcgid these days? I saw a post
I use mod_fastcgi. It has the external server option, which I like
because I can stop/start my app without having
On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 03:00:48PM +0300, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
I understand that comparing it with mod_perl, fast CGI has the advantage of
allowing us to restart the applications without restarting the server.
But I have also understood that fcgid don't allow using the app as an
mod_cgid and mod_fastcgi just have FastCGI protocol in common.
No, and I think it's not planned, because mod_fcgid has an
adaptive-spawning design and does not support
static servers or external servers.
-Thiago Rondon
Octavian Rasnita escreveu:
Hi,
I understand that comparing it with
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