Hi.
>
> I've been preparing a site using 2.0b2 and EmbperlObject, and it seems to
> work great.
>
I recommend to upgrade to 2.0b3 because it contains some important bug fixes
> The main problem I'm having is with trying to generate a page offline.
embpexec.pl only works for normal Embperl pages
Hi.
I've been preparing a site using 2.0b2 and EmbperlObject, and it seems to
work great.
The main problem I'm having is with trying to generate a page offline. I set
the embperl environment variables up the same as in my httpd.conf, however
embpexec.pl just gives me back a verbatim copy of the
> I have an EPO file which needs to have no carriage returns in the final
> output. I do want carriage returns in the source for readability.
> Unless I'm missing something, there's no easy way to do this in Embperl.
> May I suggest another option, optStripCR? When activated, all carriage
> return
>
> In the second question I tried to answer (sory for my _bad_ english ;-) if
> it is stupid to do this:
>
> $obj = Execute({object => 'methods.epl'});
> $obj = $obj->new()
> $req = shift;
> $req->{property} = 'value';
>
> I can use EPO (Embperl object) for storing global (request) variables, can
>
> Has this been worked around in the CVS version of embperl? If not, I'd be
> willing to take a stab at fixing it, provided someone can give me a quick
> pointer on where in the code to look first.
>
Yes, it's fixed in the CVS.
NOTE: If you are using Embperl Session Handling: The CVS version
The reason I asked for optStripCR was to take care of the case when I want
to use a html block. In this case, I don't want extra carriage
returns.
ilia.
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From: "Akshay Arora" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Ilia Lobsanov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Th
you could simply set the prama:no-cache setting, and then you get
litterly no source code at all.
It all just states that the content has expired, and you need to reload
the page.
-Akshay
Ilia Lobsanov wrote:
>
> I have an EPO file which needs to have no carriage returns in the final
> output.
This is the "Red Worm" virus as it has been dubbed. One of our clients
got hit and hacked by it. It only effects IIS running in the US.
Once it takes effect, the home page returned to the clients states:
http://www.worm.com
Hacked by Chinese
All in red letters. The code you see exploits a idb dl
I have an EPO file which needs to have no carriage returns in the final
output. I do want carriage returns in the source for readability.
Unless I'm missing something, there's no easy way to do this in Embperl.
May I suggest another option, optStripCR? When activated, all carriage
returns are stri
On 19 July 2001, Neil Gunton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This isn't related to Embperl really, but I thought it might be
> interesting, since it looks a lot like some kind of hacking attempt... I
> am getting a lot of entries in my apache server log that look like this:
>
> 65.5.173.103 - - [19/
This isn't related to Embperl really, but I thought it might be
interesting, since it looks a lot like some kind of hacking attempt... I
am getting a lot of entries in my apache server log that look like this:
65.5.173.103 - - [19/Jul/2001:17:08:52 -0400] "GET
/default.ida?NNN
I have experienced the same problem with posting and getting data that was
discussed here a couple of weeks ago, which was attributed to environmental
variables with mod_perl and apache under windows (in this case windows
2000). Our experience has been that if one GETs and then POSTs any
subsequ
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