I didn't dive yet into the brigades stuff, so please look at this:
./t/TEST modperl/exit filter/input_msg modperl/exit
dumps core on the last test
#0 apr_pool_cleanup_register (p=0x817856c, data=0x817856c,
plain_cleanup=0x4001bae0 ,
child_cleanup=0x4001bae0 ) at apr_pools.c:775
#1 0
Doug MacEachern wrote:
> i'm going to sync with perl-current (been a few weeks), if there is indeed
> a new $^TAINT var, i think we can just add one for older Perls that works
> the same in perl-current.
cool, the right name is ${^TAINT}
./t/op/taint.t:ok( ${^TAINT}, '$^TAINT is on' );
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i'm going to sync with perl-current (been a few weeks), if there is indeed
a new $^TAINT var, i think we can just add one for older Perls that works
the same in perl-current.
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On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
> and it "just" works :) and very fast as you can expect from the
> monstrous PC :)
very cool!!
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On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
> > all comments applied and committed.
cool.
> is it ok to rename the test s/interp/sameinterp/ to make it more clear
> what it does by it's name?
sure.
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On Fri, 19 Oct 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
> cleaning up my mailbox...
>
> Ask had a problem with missing HZ constant on ?BSD, so should this patch
> go in?
sure, +1. it's only for trace info, so it can't really break anything.
although just to be safe, that should probably be:
#ifdef HZ
# de
Registry is supposed to complain if a script sets -T flag on the first
line, but PerlSwitches -T wasn't set in httpd.conf. In 1.x there was a
whole func which was turning the taint mode on and at the same time a
special var Apache::__T was created.
In 2.0 there is no special sub, since we can
I've just tested my singlesheaven.com (offline) under:
- threaded perl 5.7.2 (cvs)
- httpd 2.0 (cvs) both prefok and threaded
- mod_perl 1.99 (cvs)
- mysql 3.23.41
- DBI 1.20
- DBD::mysql 2.0902
- the new ModPerl::Registry
and it "just" works :) and very fast as you can expe
