I've got an embperl (1.3.4) page that dumps a blob from a database with
an appropriate content type, and I'm finding I'm getting trailing
whitespace when I save the output to disk. For binaries this can be a
problem.
Simple example - a file containing:
[+ 'abc' +]
gets saved as (od -c output
Heyo,
First off -- I am new to Embperl, so perhaps I missed a thing or two.
If this is the case, any 'steering' in the right direction would be
appreciated. ;-) I know this is kind of like overload -- so thanks in
advance.
I am trying to put the newest version up in production (yeah, I know
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> I've got an embperl (1.3.4) page that dumps a blob from a database with
> an appropriate content type, and I'm finding I'm getting trailing
> whitespace when I save the output to disk.
You have to turn of escaping
> For binaries this can be a
> problem.
>
> Simple example - a file contain
Hi,
>
> 1. What happened to EMBPERL_VIRTLOG???
>(didn't work with PerlSetEnv either)
> - this worked for me with 2.0b5
>
It's missing in b7, because of the internal changes, but should come in
again at some point
> 2. EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE does not seem to work in my Location pragma
>
Thanks for your quick response!
> It's missing in b7, because of the internal changes, but should come in
> again at some point
Great. I would love to get it back... until then, I can live without
it. Its nice to know I'm not blind either...
> > 2. EMBPERL_OBJECT_BASE does not seem to work in
> Review: .txt --> no processing or restriction
> .htm? --> processing and restriction via the normal expectations
> apache index
> control --> adheres to the EMBPERL_URIMATCH, but not EMBPERL_ALLOW
>
> Perhaps that helps.
I was wrong, setting
EMBPERL_ALLOW (\.htm.?|\.epl$)
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On Fri, Apr 12, 2002 at 05:52:59AM +0200, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > I've got an embperl (1.3.4) page that dumps a blob from a database with
> > an appropriate content type, and I'm finding I'm getting trailing
> > whitespace when I save the output to disk.
>
> You have to turn of escaping
>
> >
> I made some more adjustments after this was sent and I can't seem to
> reproduce the error. Based on your suggestion above on setting the
> dbgSession debug param I did see the sessions were being
> executed/created. My problem was that I was doing a "bad thing" and
> accessing "$HTML::Embperl
