"Use of uninitialized value at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/i586-linux/HTML/Embperl.pm line 400."
This is what I get when Apache-1.3.19/mod_perl-1.24 is starting and loading
Embperl.pm (1.3.3) in the perl startup file with session management enabled.
I could fix it by moving the lines
>my $ses
The "DB_File" session store does not work for me. It seems to be a locking
or flushing issue: the modified session data are not written to the DB_File
immediately, so that the cookie id sent to the server with the next request
is not found in the store and a new cookie id is generated and sent. Th
I searched the doc, nothing could I find on whether or how embperl supports
taint mode. I searched the archive, too---only found some threads that make
it sound like taint mode may
be available in embperl, but nothing specific.
So, can someone please tell me if I can turn on/off taint mode whe
I've had quite a bit of success with the MIME::Lite module. It isn't
installed with Perl, but CPAN has no problem installing it.
It has a similar syntax to Mail::Sender. I haven't tried sending
attachments with it, but it seems like that MIME::Lite might be able to
do that as well.
-Akshay
Neil
John Scanlon wrote:
>
> We've tried to use both the Mail::Sendmail and Mail::Sender modules with
> Embperl, and have come across the same difficulty with both: a script will
> work correctly once (i.e. will send mail out through an SMTP server) and
> then will not work again until Apache is re-bo
We've tried to use both the Mail::Sendmail and Mail::Sender modules with
Embperl, and have come across the same difficulty with both: a script will
work correctly once (i.e. will send mail out through an SMTP server) and
then will not work again until Apache is re-booted. Can anyone shed some
