>
> 3)Using standard mail tag
>
> causes this internal server error:
>
Here comes the fix. You need to copy the first file to Embperl/Mail.pm and
the second to Embperl/Syntax/Mail.pm, afterwards it should work
Gerald
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Gerald Richter
> Is it allowed to run together b5 and b6 on different virtual servers ?
> I mean together on system, not on virtual servers.
> That is probably the main source of my troubles.
>
Since b5 has the namespace HTML::Embperl and b6 only Embperl is should work,
but be aware that this will not work in t
> 1)
> So the problem is that I have globally set
> PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0
> in httd.conf but it probably doesn't work
b6 uses native Apache configuration directives, so either say
EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0
(without the PerlSetEnv) or turn scanning environment variables on with
Embperl_UseE
Hi Gerald and All,
as the first I have to apologize for the false alert with other character
sets
1)
So the problem is that I have globally set
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_ESCMODE 0
in httd.conf but it probably doesn't work
so adding $escmode=0; to the code solved the problem with Czech and other
int
Hi Gerald and all,
little question before I will send "my bugs"...
Is it allowed to run together b5 and b6 on different virtual servers ?
I mean together on system, not on virtual servers.
That is probably the main source of my troubles.
Thanks
Jan
Hi,
>
> There are some of my observations /maybe possible bugs or my
> misunderstanding/
> 1)
> Using embperl:syntax with other than ISO 8859-1 /like czech etc/
characters
> doesn't work.
> The result is in ISO 8859-1 only.
>
> So in previous version 2.0b5 It w
Hi all,
I just installed new Embperl 2.0b6. Great work !!! Thanks anyway Gerald
There are some of my observations /maybe possible bugs or my
misunderstanding/
1)
Using embperl:syntax with other than ISO 8859-1 /like czech etc/ characters
doesn't work.
The result is in ISO 8859-1 only.
