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plans for Embperl? Thanks.
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PS I'm hoping to move my 30+ (smallish) embperl site to v2 and report
problems as they come, but unfortunately, Embperl 2 deosn't run on
either on out systems :-( (Honza Kynzl already reported it)
- Robert
Neil Gunton wrote:
Here's an idea: There seem to be two kinds of change
ut atoi - new version
of Postgres wouldn't accept empty string for integer field... could this
be the reason?
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res complaints about atoi - new version
of Postgres wouldn't accept empty string for integer field... could this
be the reason?
Yes, seems so. Go to Compat.pm and tell it that 4 is a numeric type. This
should fix the problem
I did the trick, now make test pass all test w
Hi,
is there any trick how to get statically linked modperl and embperl
2b9 working together? perl Makefile.pl asks for path to libperl.so that
doesn't exist...
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is there any trick how to get statically linked modperl and embperl
2b9 working together? perl Makefile.pl asks for path to libperl.so
that doesn't exist...
Ignore the question, I don't know what I was doing...
Anyway, offline tests are OK but it segfaults on the very
, what do you think about
this SourceForge thing?
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Isn't there such a thing as - Hey it just works and is good enough
That was certainly my thought. I use it heavily on all my sites.
There are some things we've discussed on this list that might be nice
(bigint support), but generally it does what I want.
Yes, it does. Gera
Gerald Richter wrote:
The URL
ftp://ftp.dev.ecos.de/pub/perl/embperl/Embperl-2.0b11.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
still segfaults on my lfs as i reported about year ago - back to 1.3 :-(
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resulting stackbacktrace.
I have finally got rid of my old Rad Hats and Embperl2 runs on Gentoo
2004.0 just great.
Sorry, I don't have machine to test it anymore (thanks god! ;-))
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...
[$ endforeach $]
The docs says it's equivalent, but I seem to remember that [* was
supposedly less stable. Is performance the same?
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it helped to recompile apache with
% CFLAGS="-DAP_UNSAFE_ERROR_LOG_UNESCAPED" ./configure ...
apparently new apache escapes everything, see
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/install/install.html#Apache
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Dist-List wrote:
Setup :
My setup : redhat entrerprise V3
apache : httpd-2.0.46-3
;;
$VAR2 = '90';
$VAR3 = 'height';
$VAR4 = '60';
This seems to be the biggest problem, the rest seems to be working...
I guess handler has to be declared differently or do I have to parse
query string manually? Please help
- R.
Robert Germic wrote:
Apache
dth=90&height=60';
with apache1
$VAR1 = 'width';
$VAR2 = '90';
$VAR3 = 'height';
$VAR4 = '60';
This seems to be the biggest problem, the rest seems to be working...
I guess handler has to be declared differently or do I have to parse
query stri
ehm, and one more problem: when I parse query string manually,
everything seems to work till the line $q->Write, tmp file is
created but nothing is written... but I've been playing way too long
with it, maybe I just need a break and continue tommorow
Robert wrote:
OK, it se
European mirror at http://www.robert.cz/misc/
Randy Kobes wrote:
>
> Hi,
>I've placed at ftp://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/pub/other/ (linked
> to from http://perl.apache.org/) a self-extracting archive
> (perl-win32-bin-0.6.exe) containing Win32 binaries of Perl-5.6.0,
> mod_perl-1.23, Apache_1.3
(it works for me):
[- %tmp = () -]
[$ hidden %fdat, %tmp $]
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Ilia Lobsanov wrote:
>
> The docs state:
> < generates hidden fields for all form fields submitted to this document which
> aren't already contained in another input field.
> >>
>
Maybe $optDisableTableScan could disable
OL and UL together with tables stuff, but disabling SELECTs that way is
a bit counter-intuitive.
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apache-devel.rpm.
I propose change Embperl's question to 'apache includes' or something
similar to make it less confusing for all of us lazy RPM users and
perhaps add warning to FAQ about both apache and apach
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it would be really cool if I could use EmbperlObject templating facility
(base.html with Execute *) for it instead.
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title => "Test1", bgcolor => "pink" -]
This is test 1
There could be even way to specify defaults in base.html, maybe
[- %default_params = ( title => "Test1", bgcolor => "pink" ) -]
I think the new version of Mason does it that way.
- Rober
s? Can I have
[$ sub bgcolor $]some default background color[$ endsub $]
in the base.html and then redefine it in the EmbperlObject files as/when
needed?
- Robert
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> >
> > one more question: any plan to parameters for compon
Hi,
I'm not able to init checkbox
[- $fdat{xxx} = "on" -]
No matter what I put in $fdat{xxx} (on,true,checked,1 etc), checkbox is
never checked. All other elements like text's, select's, radio's work as
expected. What's going on? (I'm running with
in the docs.
> Second, the value should be "CHECKED" not on.
Yes I tried [- $fdat{xxx} = "checked" -], doesn't work either.
- Robert
> Robert wrote:
> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I'm not able to init checkbox
> >
> >
> > [
xx} = "some value" -]
and Embperl would understand that "some value" is perlish true/false and
added 'checked' accordingly.
At least it confused me enough so I spent most of this afternoon fooling
around with all opt
ems when I used
both SetVar and PerlSetVar, so now I just use PerlSetVar
everywhere.
P.S. For performance reason you might want to put stuff into
section instead of .htaccess - it works the same way
but it's faster. If your admin will allow it.
- Robert
marcus wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
fined' even if the function is normal perl sub defined in the
base.html - reload always fixes it.
And finally I guess it might be a good idea to (make possible to) export
base.html subs so they're available in the pages.
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ss I'll try to put it back into the EmbperlObject, esp.
if some cool new stuff comes out. Most my problems with EmbperlObject
come from parameters passing around and subs importing/exporting, it can
mostly be worked around, but it looses the elegance of the EmbperlObject
idea.
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not
submit's. It's rather easy to write some quick hack to get things done,
but maybe this could be usefull for everybody, so it could be part of
the Embperl. Maybe idea for Embperl 2, Gerald? Or maybe I'm overlooking
some obvious
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> ...
> I will make Embperl also recogince hashrefs, than it will look like
>
> >
>
> that should be as easy as the hidden, isn't it?
Cool.
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Recordset for only one actually is
Recordset based, but it works and going online next week. I'm planning
to use Recordset much more in the future and I don't mind spending some
time working around current Recordset probl
ield=valuevalue" in
> the next page the data is submitted to..
Hi,
I'm just having the same problem - what did you do to fix it?
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"strict
subs" in use at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/i386-linux/HTML/EmbperlObject.pm line
163.
[Mon Jul 17 17:28:11 2000] [error] BEGIN not safe after
errors--compilation aborted at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/i386-linux/HTML/EmbperlObject.pm line
250.
Exactly the same files work
Moreover, Mail.pm line 69 seems to have more ')' then necessary.
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ed at
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/i386-linux/HTML/EmbperlObject.pm line
250.
[FAILED]
The difference is error happens right after restarting the server.
- Robert
P.S. I should add this is apache-1.3.9/modperl-1.21 from RPM (the mo
exactly what I need, I
really want to play with it soon. Have fun at the conference.
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>
> I will make Embperl also recogince hashrefs, than it will look like
>
> >
This works:
this doesn't:
result is href=xxx?22
Bug in 1.3.b5?
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Hi,
I'm just upgrading to 13.b7 and found stupid typo bug. When manually
corrected expected test result in epodiv.htm from 1.3b7_dev to
1.3b7, all tests passed successfully.
- Robert
#120 EmbperlObject/epodiv.htm...
Error in Line 200
Is: >1.3b7<
Should: >1.
URL I get the right result and embperl log has the usual stuff.
Then after first reload it just say 'File not found', nothing is written
to the embperl log and apache error log says 'file not found'. Does
anybody have any idea what went wrong? Thanks.
- Robert
url
===
The reload problem manifests itself even with this minimal
PerlTransHandler. I'd think if it just returns DECLINED, default Apache
handler does the right thing, but apparently it doesn't. I don't
understand why and today's the deadline. Any help, please?
- Robert
hand
return OK;
}
1;
__END__
I'm going to find some temporary hack for tomorow demo.
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I noticed exactly the same behaviour when EO is used with
PerlInitHandler Apache::Reload - this probably indicates there's
something wrong in EO.
Anyway, deadline is too close. We finally redid things in Embperl and
plain old Perl objects and it worked. We'll try back EO in few weeks.
-Hat/Linux)
mod_perl/1.23 HTML::Embperl 1.3.1.
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[-
%fdat = ( par1 => 1, par2 => 2 );
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right
right
wrong
wrong
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ng? Thanks.
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P.S. Apache/1.3.14 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) mod_perl/1.23 HTML::Embperl
1.3.1
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do with my custom auth
modul that connects and then pass around db handle in pnotes (this I
forget to disconnect, of course, but it used to work), I'll look at it
closer soon. My test server (identical configuration, RH62, latest RPMs)
works fine.
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usable, maybe as some
general Perl modul? Or perhaps integrate it into Recordset? I happen to
use Recorset in this project: Gerald, how hard would it be to extend
Recordset with this feature?
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o get this into Recordset, maybe it's enough to just
> define some filters
I guess one would add !Version parameter to tell Recordset the name of
the version field... what's next? Reread its value before update and die
if it differs? One still needs to add SELECT FOR UPDATE or lock t
now I'm going to
change the DB anyway and Postgres has decent support for sequences - and
I'm already using Recordset anyway...
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impler. It could even be automatically updated from a
DB trigger, so I'd only need to modify UPDATEs as you proposed
$set -> Update (\%params, { id => $fdat{id}, last_update =>
$fdat{last_update} })
Does Recordset's Update method return how many rows where updated? How
will I know
translations itself so NullLocker
is appropriate. How wrong am I?
Anyway, there seems to be a fair lot of problems with the
Embperl/Postgres sessions - anybody on this list is using it without
problems? If so, could you post your configuration?
- Robert
ow does Apache::Session over Postgres
do it? Any comments, Angus?
I'm going to look at it later today if nobody knows the answer, I'd
really like to use Postgres as my backend for Embpewrl sessions.
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Robert wrote:
>
> Gerald Richter wrote:
> >
> > > >
> > > > When using %mdat you should not use NullLocker, because you need
> > locking,
> > > > otherwise you may get corrupted data, because multiple request can
> > happen at
>
Robert wrote:
>
> ...
>
> Indeed, that's exactly what Apache::Session::Store::Postgres does... so,
> Gerald, there's no need for Semaphore after all, is it?
>
> However, Angus complaints 11/5/01 that under Embperl, DESTROY is never
> called and so no ses
pessimistic - I applied patch Angus Lee posted
week ago on Embperl list and it almost works, but I still have some idle
postgres backend hanging around. It's getting really frustrating.
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r it? Or should I delete stuff manually first? I did it couple
of times on my test server, but I got a little bit nervous about my
production server.
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Lukas Zapletal wrote:
>
> ...
>
> so I`m not able to make my own session hash and use it globally in the
> request (all pages)?
I guess that's what EmbperlObject is for. But in need I sometimes put
stuff
mess in my conf files.
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gnored. Like
httpd.conf
==
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_OPTIONS 10256
ServerName test01
PerlSetEnv EMBPERL_OPTIONS 111
...
server test01 prints EMBPERL_OPTIONS=10256
- Robert
PS Apache/1.3.19 (Unix) (Red-Hat/Linux) Embperl/1.3.3
mod_gzip/1.3.19.1
hatever you think is relevant, I'd like to make a new version next week
or so and put it somewhere on the web.
- Robert
P.S.1 Gerald says that who's interested in the new verion of
Embperl/SessionsX module and can do some testing, send him a
doesn't work for me because I can't use Apache::DBI (need to connect to
different databases for different virtual hosts). Is there some
possibility to set say $HTML::Embperl::...::SessionDBH to my already
open dbh? or use some $req_rec->pnotes trick?
Tha
the same table... someone
is going to make a mistake sonner or later.
On the other hand the virtual hosts that need database AND sessions will
still need to connect twice. If I put a session table to every database
I have both security and performance benefits.
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$max => 10
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> Hi,
>
> In DBIx::Recordset and MySQL , how can put the LIMIT 0,10 command in Select
> sitnaxis ?
>
> Select :
>
> $$SETMESSAGECONTROL->Select ( {
>'status' => $STATUS
>
ontext and should be
translated differently. Don't know yet what to do with it.
And probably more but this mail is already long as it is. Looking
forward to your comments.
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stuff from cache, apache has to be restarted before etc
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the
production server (well, maybe you want to generate images of the map
and "You're here" sign - you don't really want to cache them a lot) but
could still be extremaly usefull for testing and developing when one has
to play with the parameters to find optimal combination etc
ordset->Search({
'!DataSource' => $db,
'!Table' => 'cars,descriptions',
'!TabRelation' => 'cars.id = descriptions.id',
});
I hoped $db would create th
as my ten other 7.1
installations, the only exception is this time apache/modperl is
compiled from the source not from the RPM. MD5.pm is installed in
/usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.0/i386-linux which is in the @INC.
I must be overlooking something stupid, does anybody have any idea?
Thanks for
Robert wrote:
>
> I can't 'make test' Embperl, offline mode tests OK, but the modperl
> mode fails right on the first test. Modperl itself seems to work OK,
> bellow is %ENV and @INC from script running under Apache::Registry.
>
> This is RedHat 7.2, it
time to investigate this more closely today but I will
look at it later. I just wanted to hear your opinion.
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Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> Changes since 1.3.3:
"xxx.html?[+ \%fdat +]" stopped to work (it worked in recent CVS version
and 1.3.3), now one has to write strictly "xxx.html?[+ scalar { %fdat }
+]". I guess it's OK, I just w
ean EMBPERL_OPTIONS are somehow ignored... I discovered
another problem that would correspond to that. But
I've just copied my old EMBPERL_OPTIONS... need to look at it closer.
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Robert wrote:
>
> Gerald Richter wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > "xxx.html?[+ \%fdat +]" stopped to work (it worked in recent CVS version
> > > and 1.3.3), now one has to write strictly "xxx.html?[+ scalar { %fdat }
> > > +]". I guess i
postgres',
'!DBIAttr' => { RaiseError => 1, AutoCommit => 0 },
'!DoOnConnect' => [ qq(SET CLIENT_ENCODING TO 'win1250'), qq(SET
DATESTYLE TO 'german') ],
'
I think I had the same problem. Gerald proposed to set up another object
with single table or something similar.
Angus Lees wrote:
>
> On Mon, Dec 10, 2001 at 10:10:40AM +0100, Robert wrote:
> > Angus Lees wrote:
> > > DBIx::Recordset::SQLInsert():
> > > return
Gerald... It shouldn't be hard
to arrange for decent hotel and some conference facilities here. If
anybody's interested (Gerald?) we can start some planning. What I have
in mind is rather informal say two days meeting, couple of talks and a
lot of socializing (Czech bier
by line (eg, editing lines on the invoice), you would write something
like example below (working demo is on
http://www.robert.cz/misc/table-edit-demo.html ). Any comments?
- Robert
PS1 I use something close to the demo code in a real life project and it
seems to work quite fine. Now I want more...
Hello,
this is latest Apache/modperl from src, Perl 5.8.0 from RedHat RPM for
8.0. Make test fails with a error a never heard of... Anybody can help,
please? Thanks.
- Robert
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[root@robin HTML-Embperl-1.3.4
now I don't use RH8 for more then testing, but let me
know if I can be usefull.
- Robert
[root@robin root]# perl -V
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5.0 version 8 subversion 0) configuration:
Platform:
osname=
applications.
FYI I've just tried embperl_20021008103835.tar.gz snapshot and it
behaves exactly the same.
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forget about RH8 altogether. Any advices?
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Gerald Richter wrote:
#53 nesting.htm...
[-1]Malformed UTF-8 character (overflow at 0xc41461c8, byte 0x09, after
start byte 0xff) in pattern match (m//) at test.pl line 1128, line 2.
[-2]Malformed UTF-8 character (unexpected end of string) at test.pl line
1136, line 2.
etc...
Could you
use
Apache/Embperl sessions.
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sending both in a private mail
- robert
Gerald Richter wrote:
#53 nesting.htm...
[-1]Malformed UTF-8 character (overflow at 0xc41461c8, byte 0x09, after
start byte 0xff) in pattern match (m//) at test.pl line 1128, line
2.
[-2]Malformed UTF-8 character (unexpected end of string
Gerald Richter wrote:
From the files you send me it looks like it is a problem of the test
programm and not a problem of Embperl or that the Apache that you are using
is doing some unicode conversions.
Is there any chance that I can get remote access to the machine where this
problem occurs?
l 2.0 API doesn't include package 'Apache::File'. The package
'Apache::File' has moved to 'Apache::Response' 'Apache::RequestRec'
but I don't see anything like Apache::File->new, Apache::File->tmpfile
in those modules. Could somebody help?
-
Well, nobody comments? Does that mean nobody is using AIM? It's great to
know I'm the only person using AIM with Embperl2...
- R.
Robert wrote:
ehm, and one more problem: when I parse query string manually,
everything seems to work till the line $q->Write, tmp file is created
b
l of above is true,
%mdat is major performance bottleneck. What do you think?
- Robert
PS. When I try to empty %mdat, maybe in base.html like
[-
delete $mdat{$_} foreach keys %mdat;
%mdat = ();
-]
it dumps empty session as expected. Now I comment out those delete lines
and reload and %mdat ha
ing something obvious?
i got 7.3.6 and it works ok (don't use schemas)
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NetBooki
: Permission denied
this is HTML::Embperl 1.3.6
I'm just uploading to the /tmp and the uploaded file itself is there OK.
Any help will be geatly apreciated
- Robert
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complete code:
[$ if ($req_rec->method eq 'POST') $]
[-
use Image::Magick;
$
pressions like [- $epreq->('Clear
Form!') -] with your [= =] based Syntax file?
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ing? How can I turn
this on?
- Robert
---
[- use Data::Dumper; -]
[+ Dumper(\%fdat) +]
---
$VAR1 = {
hing else (not even a 500 error
from Apache, interestingly enough).
So where do I go from here? Is there a single way to trap all runtime
errors (Embperl + croak/die)? What distinguishes an Embperl error (ie
something that would be returned in the error array) from any other
error?
Thanks,
Ro
sn't making a difference. I get the
error reported in the server log, but nothing else (not even a 500 error
from Apache, interestingly enough).
So where do I go from here? Is there a single way to trap all runtime
errors (Embperl + croak/die)? What distinguishes an Embperl error (ie
so
Hi Gerald,
Thanks for your reply.
On Tue, Feb 22, 2005 at 05:52:33PM +0100, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > And then in base.epl, something like this:
> >
> > eval { Execute('*') };
> > if($@) {
> > Execute('error.epl', $@);
> > }
> >
>
> Instead use
>
> Execute({inputfile => '*', options
On Wed, Feb 23, 2005 at 05:28:17AM +0100, Gerald Richter wrote:
> > Any way to make this behave more like croak/die? These seem to check if
> > their argument is a reference. If it is, they just drop the reference
> > into $@, otherwise they add context (line number, etc).
> >
>
> I take a look at
http://www2.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2002-11/msg00122.html
Was anything ever done with this? Is there a fix?
Thanks,
Rob.
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I've noticed that file uploads don't seem to always work. The uploaded
file appears to come through empty most of the time. Usually it works
after restarting the browser, or the server, but not after that. If I'm
lucky, one request will go through, but thats pretty rare, and there
doesn't seem to b
On Mon, Feb 28, 2005 at 07:04:43PM -0500, Daniel wrote:
> I don't seem to have any problems with this. Perhaps you could try this
> method instead?
Saving a temporary file doesn't suit my application, but I did test this
just to see what would happen. Same problem.
BTW, I didn't mention that I'm
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