Larry Leszczynski wrote:
1. use the right error message:
$Apache::errstr
$Apache::err
$APR::errstr
$APR::err
I'd would have to lean toward preventing namespace pollution, so using
ModPerl or MP doesn't feel right. Are all the error conditions truly
generated only in APR routines? If so, I'd su
Ian Holsman wrote:
these are the remaining errors
t/filter/both_str_con_add.t43 75.00% 2-4
t/protocol/echo_filter.t 32 66.67% 2-3
These seem to be due to a bug/feature introduced in 2.0.49, which does
nonblocking IO on the socket on several platforms
> 1. use the right error message:
>
> $Apache::errstr
> $Apache::err
> $APR::errstr
> $APR::err
I'd would have to lean toward preventing namespace pollution, so using
ModPerl or MP doesn't feel right. Are all the error conditions truly
generated only in APR routines? If so, I'd suggest:
1a.
> The patch silences the error.
> the only 'interesting' data point was that I have _13-dev running, (from
> about a month or two ago) and this test didn't fail then.
that's strange. can you track it down to any other factor? different perl,
different apache, different kernel, etc?
what is rea
Geoffrey Young wrote:
# testing : $r->finfo->group()
# expected: 4294967294
# received: -2
not ok 8
$ id ianh
uid=501(ianh) gid=20(staff) groups=20(staff), 80(admin)
ok, well if neither perl nor apr give the real answer then we have no choice
but to simply sweep it under the carpet - in both c
Render Web wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
3. use just one set /$ModPerl::err(str)?/
4. use one set and shortcut it to /$MP::err(str)?/
How about MP2? I do not wnat to raise the MP1/2/3
debate again but I never saw a yay/nay decision :-)
The argument against numbers in the package names is the same,
Geoffrey Young wrote:
2. make the two interchangable via aliasing, so setting
/$Apache::err(str)?/ will also set /$APR::err(str)?/
that's still my favorite if we can swing it.
I'm not sure about it. so let's say we create the alias, people get used to
use $Apache::err everywhere, so we end up wi
Stas Bekman wrote:
3. use just one set /$ModPerl::err(str)?/
4. use one set and shortcut it to /$MP::err(str)?/
How about MP2? I do not wnat to raise the MP1/2/3
debate again but I never saw a yay/nay decision :-)
So speak up before we started to change everything, tell which one do
you like and
