> > And am getting the error:
> >[error] Can't locate object method "TIEHASH" via package
> > "Apache::Table" at /d46/www/lib/perl/Apache/EmbperlFilter.pm line
> > 36, chunk 1.
> >
>
> Build mod_perl with PERL_TABLE_API=1 as argument for Makefile.PL should fix
> this
interesting - built w
> And am getting the error:
>[error] Can't locate object method "TIEHASH" via package
> "Apache::Table" at /d46/www/lib/perl/Apache/EmbperlFilter.pm line
> 36, chunk 1.
>
Build mod_perl with PERL_TABLE_API=1 as argument for Makefile.PL should fix
this
Gerald
--
> I'm trying to get HTML::Embperl working as a CGI script (not under
> Mod_Perl). This is a virtual server account with a ISP, running a
> OLD version of Apache (1.2.6). I don't have the option of upgrading
> their server so I'm somewhat stuck here.
>
> I tell the browser to open this URL:
We upgraded my system to perl 5.6.0; I figured this was time to
upgrade everything (was around 3-6 months behind). So built from scratch:
Apache/1.3.12 mod_perl/1.24 embperl/1.3b3
THings look good in general but we run significant parts of my site with:
PerlSetVar Filter On
O
Hi all,
I'm trying to get HTML::Embperl working as a CGI script (not under
Mod_Perl). This is a virtual server account with a ISP, running a
OLD version of Apache (1.2.6). I don't have the option of upgrading
their server so I'm somewhat stuck here.
I tell the browser to open this URL:
ht
>
> The title says it all: must one run under mod_perl to
> have session handling with HTML::Embperl?
>
No, it works also as CGI (with embpcgi.pl)
(but the vars set by PerlSetEnv are only available for a mod_perl handler;
use SetEnv instead)
Gerald
-
I was using embpcgi.pl but got DBIstore to work once
I used mod_perl.
Sorry for the interruption.
--- Terrence Brannon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I created the required table (I had to go hunt for
> the
> table to create in Apache::Session::DBIStore).
>
> And setup srm.conf:
> PerlSetEnv EM
The title says it all: must one run under mod_perl to
have session handling with HTML::Embperl?
=
Terrence Brannon
90 St. Mark's Place
Apt. 2E North
Staten Island, NY 10301
914-755-4360
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Send instant messages & get email al
I created the required table (I had to go hunt for the
table to create in Apache::Session::DBIStore).
And setup srm.conf:
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_SESSION_CLASSES "DBIStore
SysVSemaphoreLocker"
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_SESSION_ARGS
"DataSource=dbi:mysql:sessions UserName=root Pa\
ssword=oW#3#"
PerlModule HTM
>
> I have a multi-screen web application and I wrote a
> little macro to copy fdat to udat that I Execute on
> each page:
> [$ foreach $key (keys %fdat) $]
> [- $udat{$key} = $fdat{$key} -]
> [$ endforeach $]
>
> but then I looked closer at the docs and noticed
> something called %idat wh
I have a multi-screen web application and I wrote a
little macro to copy fdat to udat that I Execute on
each page:
[$ foreach $key (keys %fdat) $]
[- $udat{$key} = $fdat{$key} -]
[$ endforeach $]
but then I looked closer at the docs and noticed
something called %idat which seems to do thi
Dirk,
> I have run NullLocker now for a while and it looks like the problem
> with the session data still persists. It happens not as much as with
> SysVSemaphoreLocker but is still observable. Maybe I have found one
> more point of interest here:
>
> Gerald suggested to check that the session ob
Gerald Richter writes:
> > Ok, I have set it to NullLocker now and report what happens. What do I
> > loose if I'm using NullLocker instead of SysVSemaphoreLocker?
>
> You will run into problems if more then one Apache child tries to update the
> same session at the same time. That normaly s
13 matches
Mail list logo
