Gerald Richter wrote:
Basically when path is in there, it crashes, when path is not
there, it works. Is there anything about this that gives a clue?
The path must be an array ref and not a string e.g.
path => [
'/www-dev/vhosts/www.crazyguyonabike.com/htdocs/journal/',
'/www-dev/vhosts/www.
y, August 04, 2005 4:16 AM
> To: Gerald Richter
> Cc: embperl@perl.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Embperl::Execute under 2.0
>
> Gerald Richter wrote:
> >>Hi Gerald,
> >>
> >>I tried adding the Embperl::Init() to the startup script, after the
> >>&#
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi Gerald,
I tried adding the Embperl::Init() to the startup script,
after the 'use' and before the preload routine is called. Now
it gives a segmentation fault:
I have spent some more time debugging this and it is a problem with module
initialisiation order under Ap
Hi Neil,
>
> Gerald Richter wrote:
> > This should work out of the box under mod_perl 2, for mod_perl 1
> > please add a
> >
> > Embperl::Init () ;
> >
> > before the first call to Execute in your startup script.
> >
> > The init call is done by Embperl automaticly, but under mod_perl 1
> >
Gerald Richter wrote:
This should work out of the box under mod_perl 2, for mod_perl 1 please add
a
Embperl::Init () ;
before the first call to Execute in your startup script.
The init call is done by Embperl automaticly, but under mod_perl 1 it's done
a little later, so you have to do it manu
Hi Neil,
>
> > In the interests of completeness, here's the startup.pl script:
>
> I will take a deeper look at it over the weekend and
> hopefully can tell you want's wrong about the preloading afterwards
>
This should work out of the box under mod_perl 2, for mod_perl 1 please add
a
Embper
Gerald Richter wrote:
Looks like it is linked staticly. The easiest way to verify this, is to run
httpd -l
If mod_perl shows up it's staticly linked.
Yes, it is listed there, so I guess it is static.
I'm hoping that a successful move to Embperl 2.0 might make
it go away.
I don't expect s
Hi,
>
> Gerald Richter wrote:
> > Is mod_perl staticly compiled into Apache or loaded as module?
>
> I think I am building it statically into Apache. I wrote a
> script to help automate the process:
>
Looks like it is linked staticly. The easiest way to verify this, is to run
httpd -l
If mo
Gerald Richter wrote:
Is mod_perl staticly compiled into Apache or loaded as module?
I think I am building it statically into Apache. I wrote a script to help
automate the process:
#!/bin/sh
# First time:
# 1. Unpack mod_security-1.x.x.tar.gz into /usr/src
# 2. Rename dir as mod_security
#
Hi Neil,
> > I am trying out Embperl 2.0 again. It appears (at first glance) to
> > work with most of existing code, but it will take quite a lot more
> > testing before I commit it to my production box. The big problem so
> > far is the startup.pl file. I preload all the html and epl files to
Neil Gunton wrote:
I am trying out Embperl 2.0 again. It appears (at first glance) to work
with most of existing code, but it will take quite a lot more testing
before I commit it to my production box. The big problem so far is the
startup.pl file. I preload all the html and epl files to maximi
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