> Is the memory freed if the request is not canceled?
>
> Yes
>
> Do you get the same behaviour without the database query?
>
> No ... only with a long query that user cancel from Browser .
>
> The Browser stop transaction but httpd continue work
>
Yes, the httpd can't know that
> >
> > OUT is a presetup filehandle used by Embperl. Choose another name.
>
> Maybe _OUT or __OUT would be less likely to collide with user choices?
>
Yes, of course, but it's been there for about 3 years and I can't simply
rename it
Gerald
woops, i also forgot to tell you that you probably want to add this for the
mod_perl install
perl Makefile.PL PERL_STACKED_HANDLERS=1
also, while compiling in everything but the kitchen sink is good if you
don't care about memory, otherwise your httpd is going to be a lot bigger
than you need if
On this step:
> 5. now chdir's to /usr/local/src/mod_perl-1.24
>
> perl Makefile.PL
I've sometimes had to do a:
perl Makefile.PL USE_APACI=1 EVERYTHING=1
I also choose NOT to let mod_perl build my httpd when prompted because what
it does is run config.status and add mod_perl every time it's ru
brandon,
I hear your frustration. I remember my first installation a long time ago
and what got me was the fact that mod_perl does not install httpd for you,
it only compiles it. You have to copy the httpd from the apache src
directory over your current httpd. Anyway, I think this may help yo
i'm not sure that i want to run mod_perl as a DSO...i just want it to work so
that i can embed perl into my web pages..i tried installing on a different
system this one being FreeBSD and i'm having a lot of problems getting it to
build...when it asks you where your apache src is what dir am i givi
I have had little success in running mod_perl as a DSO under Apache
especially with other modules compiled in as DSO's. Try reinstalling apache
with statically linked modules
Stephane de Fontaine
Software Developer
Commission Junction
-Original Message-
From: brandon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
T
ok - first try the stuff in this part of the guide to make sure you are
really running mod_perl
http://perl.apache.org/guide/install.html#How_can_I_tell_whether_mod_perl_
brandon wrote:
> so i was thinking maybe it was a mod_perl problem
> and i started playing with it
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Hi, I'm trying to get HTML::Embperl to work, but for some reason
mod_perl won't work or something wrong is definatly happening...i got
mod_perl installed, but when i try to go to an *.epl page it won't
work..heres how i hav it set up
SetEnv EMBPERL_DEBUG 2285
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler H
At 08:54 PM 8/9/2000 +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
Hello,
>
>
I have a request that execute a query to Oracle Database,
> all work fine.
>
>
But if user cancel the request in browser the httpd daemon
> running embperl don't free a memory.
>
>
I'm tested th
Hello,
>
>I have a request that execute a query to Oracle Database,
> all work fine.
>
> But if user cancel the request in browser the httpd daemon
> running embperl don't free a memory.
>
> I'm tested this problem with solaris and linux intel redhat
6.1
Hi,
> it seems that I cannot use [* *] in pages handled by
> EmbperlObject. Since I can't find documentation for this I ask
> here: Why is that so and how can I circumvent it for
> constructions like the following without printing each line of
> HTML with a perl print statement?
>
> [*
> do {
> *]
Subject: [BUG] HTML::Embperl::Session with Apache::Session v1.52
Hi,
>
> I having problems using HTML::Embperl::Session with the lastest version of
> Apache::Session (1.52)
>
Before you say otherones software haveing a BUG read the DOCs (or the
mailing list archive)!!
http://perl.apache.org/em
Hello,
I have a request that execute a query to Oracle Database,
all work fine.
But if user cancel the request in browser the httpd daemon
running embperl don't free a memory.
I'm tested this problem with solaris and linux intel redhat 6.1.
Any idea ?
On Wed, Aug 09, 2000 at 11:48:20AM -0400, Jack Cushman wrote:
> first of all, that should be
> [+ $rec->{name} +]
> or
> [- print OUT $rec->{name} -]
> do you still have a problem once that is changed?
Before I did everyting with [* *] sections and an interaction
between a loop in [* *] and a pri
first of all, that should be
[+ $rec->{name} +]
or
[- print OUT $rec->{name} -]
do you still have a problem once that is changed?
> -Original Message-
> From: Andre Landwehr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 11:41 AM
> To: Modperl List
> Subject: [* in EmbperlO
Hi,
it seems that I cannot use [* *] in pages handled by
EmbperlObject. Since I can't find documentation for this I ask
here: Why is that so and how can I circumvent it for
constructions like the following without printing each line of
HTML with a perl print statement?
[*
do {
*]
[* print "$rec-
Hi,
I having problems using HTML::Embperl::Session with the lastest version of
Apache::Session (1.52)
CODE:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use HTML::Embperl::Session;
tie %hash, 'HTML::Embperl::Session', undef, {
object_store => 'Apache::Session::Store::MySQL',
lock_manager => 'Apache::Session::Lock::MySQL
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