Hi there,
i've installed embperl as described in the documentation for systems
with preinstalled apache (i run suse linux 7.x)
make test gives me an error :
Testing mod_perl mode ...
#0 ascii... ERR:Forbidden
When i try to run some of the example files on my server, it just prints out
the perl
"Gerald Richter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [32075]ENV: CONTENT_LENGTH=87
>
> [32075]ENV: QUERY_STRING=missing=name_first%2Cname_last
>
> When Content Length and query_string are set, Embperl tries to read the
> posted form data from stdin and ignores the query_string. I don't know why
>
Hi,
>
> i've installed embperl as described in the documentation for systems
> with preinstalled apache (i run suse linux 7.x)
>
> make test gives me an error :
> Testing mod_perl mode ...
> #0 ascii... ERR:Forbidden
>
That's normaly because your webserver doesn't have access to the files under
t
Hi,
i have the same error as desribed in
http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2001-05/msg00109.html
All output and error-messages below ...
Any ideas how to avoid this error?
If installed with force, the same error appears when using sessions!
Ciao
Alvar
# make test TESTARGS="-h"
PE
Hi,
>
> i have the same error as desribed in
>
> http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2001-05/msg00109.html
>
>
> All output and error-messages below ...
>
>
> Any ideas how to avoid this error?
>
This is a problem with Perl 5.6.0+ and it is fixed in Embperl 1.3.3
Gerald
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If I have:
base.epl
[- Execute(*); -]
And index.html as:
[- get_content_from_a_database("index.html"); -]
Where base.epl is the EmbperlObject base, does Embperl also parse the
output of that function? For example, if get_content... returned:
[+ $myvariable $]
Would I see that as a lite