Hi,
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This question is not directly linked with embperl but
embperl is said to be supporting mod-perl with version
>= to 1.99.14-4
But ...
On a fresh install of libembperl-perl(2.2.0-1)
with libapache2-mod-perl2 (2.0.2-2.2)
on Debian testing
Hartmaier Alexander a écrit :
Hi!
Happened to me last week to, I assume that the debian testing package was
compiled for apache 2.0.x and not 2.2.x (looking at its date).
Just compile Embperl by yourself and use the debian package when a new one is
available!
-Alex
Thanks a lot ...
The emb
Marcus Doemling wrote:
> I think one key improvement would be to turn mod_perl into
> mod_embperl ...
> so mod_perl by itself in not "useful"...
The idea is nice, though I'd rather see it as a deeper integration into
mod_perl.
mod_perl IS useful.
As an Embperl "end user" I use mod_perl for it's s
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> In order to do some tracking on the PDF downloaded on our
> site, I have modified my _base.epl and send the file
> "by hand" :
>
> if (open(PDF,$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}.$ENV{SCRIPT_NAME})) {
> $http_headers_out{'Content-type'}='application/pdf';
> $http_headers
Le 12/04/2012 16:02, Jean-Christophe Boggio a écrit :
When I reach somewhere.html, $udat{verdict} is populated only when the
second line
is active (the one explicitly defining the arrayref as ["1","bla","x"]).
When I try with a reference to @tmp it is just a reference to an empty
array.
What
