Mailing list archive email addresses and spambots

Hi Gerald, I was just wondering if there is anything that can be done to "hide" email addresses (or at least make them a little more obscure) in the Embperl mailing list archive. This is because of the spambots that reportedly harvest addresses from websites. I have noticed that the archive defin

DBIx::Recordset and composite primary keys?

Hi Gerald, Doesn't look like DBIx::Recordset supports composite primary keys - is that by design or it just a feature you haven't needed? Where it would be most useful for me is on Execute updates, since that's how you're distinguishing keys from values - I guess you can use an explicit where c

Bug Report::Embperl + Session Handling

Gerald! I recently decided to upgrade Storable and Apache::Session; the base system is a RedHat 7.1 installation of Perl v5.6.0. Versions I have are found at: --- http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/JBAKER/Apache-Session-1.54.tar.gz http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/RAM/Storable-1.0.13.tar.gz Default

Perl*Handlers and Embperl Sessions

Hi, I am attempting to write a mod_perl handler to get invoked before the PerlHandler which is HTML::Embperl. One of my Embperl scripts sets up a 'user' object in %udat which needs to be retrieved and authenticated in the PerlAuthzHandler of each request. However, I am having a lot of problem

Session Handling and Get Variables or Forms

Hmmm... I have an authentication system that uses the Apache::Session::MySQL backend with cookies to handle authentication. Sequence I use is: 1) Get username and password 2) If ok, generate a sessionkey and set $udat{'sessionkey'}=gen_sessionkey($username) However, every now and then Embperl