>
> is it / will it be possible to have embperl be compiled for both
> apache 1.3 and 2.0 and somehow choose the right module at load time?
>
You cannot run make install for both, but you can install one of them to a
different location and adjust your lib path at load time to get the one
loaded y
is it / will it be possible to have embperl be compiled for both
apache 1.3 and 2.0 and somehow choose the right module at load time?
(i haven't even tried compiling against apache2 yet, this is just
packaging speculation)
--
- Gus
Hi,
>
> However, I was not trying to get ALL of Embperl running. All I cared about
> was embpexec.pl. In fact, I'd like to know what I need to run embpexec.pl
.
> . . it it just Embperl.PM? or are there other bits and pieces that are
> needed? I'd actually like to consolidate the needed files in o
Hello.
>
> I have some questions about the embperl_object_app.
> 1. Will that application object called every time if a page is requested?
Once for every http request, _not_ for every file you include with Execute
> 2. I have a configuration file similar to the configuration file in the
web
> ex
Hi,
>
>
> Whatever context this subroutine is called in, the return statement is
always evaluated in scalar context, so if I called this with:
>
That's true. I think I should fix it and make behave it like in Perl.
BTW. 1.3.4 isn't able to return values from subs at all (only as parametrer
per r
Hallo!
>
> Where is the problem? Is there any debug-nr, where i can check, what
> happens during start of the apache.
>
As Angus already write, a stack back trace would be the best. In short do
gdb /path/to/httpd
set args -f /your/httpd.conf -X
r
-> you get the segfault
BT
you see the backtrac
Hi Gerald,
Yes, I need to write it up for myself, anyway, so I can reproduce it on the
next machine.
However, I was not trying to get ALL of Embperl running. All I cared about
was embpexec.pl. In fact, I'd like to know what I need to run embpexec.pl .
. . it it just Embperl.PM? or are there othe
> Wow! I finally got it working.
Great!
> Anyway, the key was realizing that I had an up-to-date version of Perl on
> the machine, but had to invoke it with perl5, not Perl. Once I figure that
> out, the rest of the installation was fairly straight forward (by then,
I'd
> already figured out h
There is a new binary for Windows from Randy. It also conatins mod_ssl and
as Randy says you should be able to use ppm to install addtionaly Perl
modules from Actives State.
I forward his announcment, since it maybe of interest here
- Original Message -
From: "Randy Kobes" <[EMAIL PR
Hi,
>
> I think I have found a bug, or at least an undocumented feature.
It's neither a bug nor undocumented. Just set optAllFormFields in
EMBPERL_OPTIONS in your httpd.conf and you get all fields.
BTW. optAllFormFields will be on by default for the next 2.0 beta
Gerald
--
Hi,
I think I have found a bug, or at least an undocumented feature. If the query string
contains a field with a 0-length value (i.e. the empty string) Embperl does not pass
this into %fdat, instead, it leaves it not existing in the hash (effectively
undefined).
For example: ?entry=&foo=bar
Hello.
I have some questions about the embperl_object_app.
1. Will that application object called every time if a page is requested?
2. I have a configuration file similar to the configuration file in the web
example that comes with embperl-2.0b8. How can i access the variables
defined there in
Hi,
I think there may be a bug in your subroutine handling code, or at least an
unexpectedness that I can't find documented:
[$ sub testsub $]
[-
my @a = ('foo', 'bar');
return @a;
-]
[$ endsub $]
Whatever context this subroutine is called in, the return statement is always
evaluated in s
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