>
> There is no behavior changes even if I put "LoadModule
> embperl_module..."
> in the httpd.conf. The behavior is same even if I compile
> EmbPerl with or without mod_perl support, but in both case
> the Execute is called from a modperl script.
>
Could you try to run with the mod_perl opt
Hi,
At 18/05/2005 10:03 (), Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi,
>
> I am using Apache-2.0.54 (prefork), Mod_Perl-2.0.0-RC6, and
> Embperl CVS version checked out on 12th May.
>
> Getting "child pid 25462 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)"
>
> If I put "use Embperl ;" into startup.pl the segfaults
> vanishe
Hi,
>
> I am using Apache-2.0.54 (prefork), Mod_Perl-2.0.0-RC6, and
> Embperl CVS version checked out on 12th May.
>
> Getting "child pid 25462 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)"
>
> If I put "use Embperl ;" into startup.pl the segfaults
> vanishes, but in that case the fdat becomes empty.
>
Hi,
I am using Apache-2.0.54 (prefork), Mod_Perl-2.0.0-RC6, and Embperl CVS
version checked out on 12th May.
Getting "child pid 25462 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)"
If I put "use Embperl ;" into startup.pl the segfaults vanishes, but in
that case the fdat becomes empty.
I am using Execute
On Fri, 31 May 2002 06:42:26 +0200 Gerald Richter said:
>
> I would suggest to use ActiveState Perl and the ppm packages Randy
> has made. The binary distribution you mentioned above is from times
> when ActiveState Perl and mod_perl didn't work correctly together.
> Nowadays ActiveState is the be
> In the archives, this thread discuss why %fdat is empty when GET arguments
are
> passed to a page.
>
> I've run up a situation where GET works fine until a POST is done. As soon
as
> one form is POSTed, then GET stops working. It appears that Apache
> is somehow coming up with a CONTENT_LENGTH
In the archives, this thread discuss why %fdat is empty when GET arguments are
passed to a page.
I've run up a situation where GET works fine until a POST is done. As soon as
one form is POSTed, then GET stops working. It appears that Apache
is somehow coming up with a CONTENT_LENGTH somewhere. I
Hi,
We have a large site that has been using embperl/modperl for a number of
years. We've had a class of errors that have always occurred but as the
traffic to our site has increased the problem has become more of an issue.
Sometimes fdat is not properly populated when scripts are called causing
tairs" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Gerald Richter'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2002 10:06 PM
Subject: empty fdat
> Hi,
>
> We have a large site that has been using embperl/modperl for a number of
> years. We've had a class
>> SetEnv EMBPERL_OPTIONS 272
>>
GR> This sets
GR> optRawInput = 16
GR> optDisableFormData = 256
GR> so if you disable the setup of form data (%fdat), you shouldn't wonder if
GR> Embperl does what you say :-)
Oh god! I`m so stupid! :-)
I`m really ashamed of it! :-0 Thanks
Regards
Lukas Zap
>
> BUT! My %fdat is always empty! I tried either POST or GET but with no
effect.
>
This is true, because you have disabled it yourself ! see below...
> I also noticed when my application uses POST method, CONTENT_LENGTH is set
but
> never reset (eg. is set to 108 but all next requests keeps thi
LZ> My %fdat is always empty! I tried either POST or GET but with no effect.
I also noticed when my application uses POST method, CONTENT_LENGTH is set but
never reset (eg. is set to 108 but all next requests keeps this value). IHMO
it should be reset, isn`t it?
I have found this problem was fi
Hello EmbPerl,
I sucessfuly installed Apache 1.3.20/mod_perl 1.26_dev/Embperl
1.3.4_dev/ActiveState 5.6.0 with EmbperlObject (thanks for help from mailing
list).
BUT! My %fdat is always empty! I tried either POST or GET but with no effect.
I also tried it without EO.
I`m very happy I sucessful
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