Hi, I am finally having the time to get into trying out the 2.0b9 to see
if I can transition my existing websites. However I am having a problem
with the fact that there are so many little things that are different
between 1.x and 2.x (different objects to call, for example the $req_rec
object appa
t of date as new
development is done.
Just an idea, let me know if it's totally impractical...
Thanks again
-Neil
Neil Gunton wrote:
>
> Hi, I am finally having the time to get into trying out the 2.0b9 to see
> if I can transition my existing websites. However I am having a proble
t our
> compatability mode settings to him for review, and list the others we
> know about that we can't handle.
>
> Disclaimer: I don't have time to assist with this much yet.
>
> Ed
>
> On Wed, 25 Jun 2003, Neil Gunton wrote:
>
> > Here's an idea: There see
Gerald Richter wrote:
> as long as you don't use any of the new features of Embperl 2, you should be
> able to create code that works under 1.3 and 2.0 (I have done this in the
> past, now I only using 2.0).
This is very good to know, because now any problems I have can be looked
at as simple bugs
Hi Gerald, that seems to have fixed this problem. There are others now,
which I will email in a new thread.
Thanks very much as always for your time!
-Neil
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> > There seems to be some issue with this, but perhaps it is due to me not
> > using things as they should be. The
Hi again Gerald,
Possible new bug for you in 2.0b9, relating to Embperl::Object. I have
the following (just the relevant bits included here):
base.epl:
$global = shift;
$global->{core} = Execute ({object => 'Core.epl'});
Core.epl:
Execute ({isa => 'Utils.epl', path => '/www/lib/perl/Ap
Hi Gerald, still testing 2.0b9 on my crazyguyonabike codebase - good
news, a few pages now seem to work, so progress being made! However, one
of my pages caused my machine to lock up completely - turned out that
the Apache process was taking up 100% of CPU and eventually exhausted
all virtual memor
n removing the 'print OUT' makes things work,
but rather that simply removing the nested aspect of it makes it
work. Hope this helps...
> - Original Message -
> From: "Neil Gunton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "embperl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Thanks Kee, this looks very interesting. However I think for now I will
just test Embperl 2.0bx with my 1.x codebase as it is now, unchanged,
with no extras - apart from the small changes that don't break the 1.x
code (e.g. adding parentheses to [$ foreach $]). Gerald apparently has
designed things
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> >
> > Unfortunately it's not really possible to replace 'print OUT' with [+ +]
> > in my code, because there are subroutines here which are recursive in
> > nature and so cannot be done using [$ sub $] (at least in 1.3),
>
> Should be also possible in 1.3, also it's more
"Cameron B. Prince" wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have an Embperl page that uses a custom module which has code that calls
> an external perl script via fork. This script takes a considerable amount of
> time to run and I need it to just run in the background. I've gotten it to
> work but I'm noticing
I am getting more than a little nervous about the future of Embperl.
I've written to the list before about this, but I didn't get anything
more than "it's ok, don't worry" from Gerald. But then, it was back to
usual - relative lack of responsiveness on his part, no new bugfixes for
the beta... I ap
Luiz Fernando wrote:
> I think Gerald should setup a sourceforge account for Embperl and put
> more people to help him, more on the traditional opensource format.
>
> We could try to fix small bugs and implement some features under his
> supervision.
>
> If the problem is money we can help also,
Ruben I Safir wrote:
>
> I hate sourceforge
Why?
Ok, is there a better environment for coordinating distributed teams of
open source developers? As I mentioned a while back, I used SourceForge
on an internal project in a large bank in NYC. It was useful mostly for
its bug tracking system, which
Kaare Rasmussen wrote:
> What kind of bugs ?
See thread titled "Re: Nested Bug in 2.0b9" started on July 2nd,
continued on August 10th (Gerald said, in summary, that no progress on
the bug had been made). This is when I suggested use of SourceForge for
bug tracking.
Incidentally, I still think t
Ed Grimm wrote:
>
> The only issue I've had with the suggestions of offering Gerald
> assistance is the suggestion of an implementation, Source Forge, rather
> than of the idea, which is distributed development. I agree that Source
> Forge would probably be the easiest to set up quickly; however,
Neil Gunton wrote:
>
> Ed Grimm wrote:
> >
> > The only issue I've had with the suggestions of offering Gerald
> > assistance is the suggestion of an implementation, Source Forge, rather
> > than of the idea, which is distributed development. I agree that Sou
Ruben I Safir wrote:
>
> > http://www.bugzilla.org
> >
> > Any opinions?
>
> Yes
>
> Nothing ever gets fixed through Bugzilla either. Mozilla still doesn't even
> print correctly in windows.
I think you're confusing how some people use the system with the system
itself. You can write a great
Ruben Safir Secretary NYLXS wrote:
> After the first hit, and when EMBPERL has it's logging level lowered,
> is was outstandingly fast, especially with large data grabs, and pages
> which were repeated. OTOH, my HTTPD processes grow large...and I'm thrilled
> to death about that. The key is modpe
Gerald Richter wrote:
> first of all I want to tell you that I have not vanished away :-)
> Second is that I will continue developing Embperl. I use it in all projects
> we do, so it's still important for me myself.
> The point why I am not doing much at the moment and why there are times when
> it
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> H Neil,
>
> > following code seems to be a minimal case for making the bug manifest:
> >
> > [- $count = 0 -]
> >
> > [$ while $count < 10 $]
> >
> > [- print OUT $count; -]
> >
> > [- $count++ -]
> > [$ endwhile $]
> >
> >
>
> Also you might belie
Gerald Richter wrote:
> > so I am testing with that. However I've
> > immediately run into a problem with starting Apache. I'm running
> > 1.3.29, mod_perl 1.29, compiled with gcc 3.3.2 (from source) and Red
> > Hat 7.3 (fully patched).
> >
> > When I start apache, I get the following errors from s
Gerald Richter wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> > No, I don't have any ClearModuleList in httpd.conf...
> >
>
> ok
>
> > Let me know if there's anything else I can do to help track it down...
> >
>
> Could you please try things without preloading on startup and see if it
> works or if you still get the segf
Neil Gunton wrote:
> More seriously, I am now encountering a problem with one of my pages,
> where the apache process runs away and fills up all the computer memory
> and swap space very quickly. The only way to recover is to shut down
> apache. I am still trying to nail down why this
Neil Gunton wrote:
> More seriously, I am now encountering a problem with one of my pages,
> where the apache process runs away and fills up all the computer memory
> and swap space very quickly. The only way to recover is to shut down
> apache. I am still trying to nail down why this
Hi Gerald,
I found another case that doesn't work as expected in 2.0b10:
[$ sub $]
[-
my ($self) = @_;
print OUT "Hello world";
-]
[$ endsub $]
This is a simplified example, but it doesn't print anything. When the
routine is redone as a standard Perl routine, then
Stefan Cars wrote:
> Hi everyone and Gerald!
>
> Anyone that has any tips on performance tuning Embperl to make stuff go
> faster? Besides loading modules and making sure that we have enough forked
> processes so we don't have to start them later.
If you are talking about just Embperl, then I wo
Hi Gerald,
I am trying to install Embperl 1.3.6 on a new laptop running Slackware
10. This has Apache 1.3.31, mod_perl 1.29 and Perl 5.8.4. I am getting
errors with make test, which I gather from the archives might be ok, but
then I am also getting a problem when starting Apache. I am just
wonderi
Angus Lees wrote:
> > Syntax error on line 968 of /usr/local/httpd_perl/conf/httpd.conf:
> > Can't locate Embperl/Object.pm in @INC (@INC contains: /www/lib/perl
> > /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.4/i486-linux /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.4
> > /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.4/i486-linux /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.4
Hi all,
I am currently using Embperl 1.3.6, with Apache 1.3.33 and mod_perl 1.29 on a new install of Debian
Sarge. Previously this was running on Debian Woody without issues, but there appears to be a new
threaded version of perl (5.8.4) which is causing messages to the error log every time a c
I am trying out Embperl 2.0 again. It appears (at first glance) to work with most of existing code,
but it will take quite a lot more testing before I commit it to my production box. The big problem
so far is the startup.pl file. I preload all the html and epl files to maximize shared memory. Thi
I tried adding one of my websites to the "Sites using Embperl" list, using the form at
http://perl.apache.org/embperl/db/add.-category_id-2-.epl. The other night it gave me a proxy error,
and when I tried again today it gave me back a message saying:
Add a new item to News
The following entry h
Neil Gunton wrote:
I am trying out Embperl 2.0 again. It appears (at first glance) to work
with most of existing code, but it will take quite a lot more testing
before I commit it to my production box. The big problem so far is the
startup.pl file. I preload all the html and epl files to
Gerald Richter wrote:
Is mod_perl staticly compiled into Apache or loaded as module?
I think I am building it statically into Apache. I wrote a script to help
automate the process:
#!/bin/sh
# First time:
# 1. Unpack mod_security-1.x.x.tar.gz into /usr/src
# 2. Rename dir as mod_security
#
Gerald Richter wrote:
Looks like it is linked staticly. The easiest way to verify this, is to run
httpd -l
If mod_perl shows up it's staticly linked.
Yes, it is listed there, so I guess it is static.
I'm hoping that a successful move to Embperl 2.0 might make
it go away.
I don't expect s
Gerald Richter wrote:
This should work out of the box under mod_perl 2, for mod_perl 1 please add
a
Embperl::Init () ;
before the first call to Execute in your startup script.
The init call is done by Embperl automaticly, but under mod_perl 1 it's done
a little later, so you have to do it manu
I am having a problem with one of my forms under Embperl 2.0rc4, which works
under 1.3.6.
Here is a minimal case:
[- $fdat{xxx} = 'xxx' -]
[$ hidden $]
This does not produce any hidden value for 'xxx'. It does under 1.3.
Setup is Slackware 10.1, apache 1.3.33, mod_perl 1.29.
Any ideas?
This may be a little off the usual topic (bug reports, howto etc) but I am genuinely curious to know
what other list members think about it. Back in 2000 or so, when I started using apache, mod_perl
and Embperl, it was a really dynamic scene and quite exciting with all the possibilities for cool
Gerald Richter wrote:
I am having a problem with one of my forms under Embperl
2.0rc4, which works under 1.3.6.
Here is a minimal case:
[- $fdat{xxx} = 'xxx' -]
Add
[- @ffld = keys %fdat -]
[$ hidden $]
This does not produce any hidden value for 'xxx'. It does under 1.3.
Setup is
Lars Kelto wrote:
I think that PHP is a lot easier to install and use for the average
user/programmer. Maybe more importantly, it is easier to install PHP
apps on an ISP's server. Embperl is easy to install, but mod_perl can
be tricky and you have to be somewhat of a guru to understand it a
Gerald Richter wrote:
Mmmh, the code the selects the fields are excatly the same in Embperl 1.3
and 2.0. Also the tests are the same. I don't see that anythings has changed
nor was it intended to change it.
When I do the same test with Embperl 1.3 and 2.0 both return nothing to me
Nope, when I
Ed Grimm wrote:
Incidentally, another stratigic issue that is looming over the Perl
horizon causing some people to look elsewhere is Perl 6. While it is
supposed to be a good thing, there's enough issues surrounding backwards
compatibility (it'll be there, sometime. But my impression is, this i
Hall, Philippe wrote:
I love EmbPerl -- I've been using it for 3 or 4 years now. I'd love to
see it climb out of obscurity.
I agree! Just to be clear (reading back over my emails) none of this is really directed at Gerald. I
love Embperl too, and plan to continue using it heavily.
You're ri
Gerald Richter wrote:
Sorry to contradict you Gerald, but I'm looking right at the
resulting page source - I can switch back and forth here and
it *does* behave the way I'm telling you. I have no idea why
you would be seeing something different...
I tested from the command line with embpex
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi Neil,
I'm attaching the Embperl tar and the source file. You should
be able to duplicate what I am seeing using these... if not
then maybe reality is becoming even more distorted here in
America than I thought!
;-)
Let me know if/what you see...
I found the dif
Gerald Richter wrote:
Since we don't have an O'Reilly book, why don't we make our
own? The community could start a Wikki. The Wikki would
cover EmbPerl documentation and application, specific
installation instructions, FAQ, mod_perl and even perl itself
(as they relate to EmbPerl).
I f
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi Neil,
I'm attaching the Embperl tar and the source file. You should
be able to duplicate what I am seeing using these... if not
then maybe reality is becoming even more distorted here in
America than I thought!
;-)
Let me know if/what you see...
I found the dif
Gerald Richter wrote:
I can't disagree with that. Gerald, can you remind us of
what you need to release the final version?
Mainly some documenation cleanup's and a few rarely happeing bugs that needs
to be fixed.
If you need any help with English documentation cleanup then let me know which
Gerald Richter wrote:
If you need any help with English documentation cleanup then
let me know which files and I'll have a crack at it.
Thanks for your offer. The main thing I like to do, to check that the old
stuff that is only valid for 1.3 (like optRawInput etc.) is replaced by the
new ones.
nal Message
Subject: "Sites using Embperl" form is broken
Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2005 15:28:57 -0700
From: Neil Gunton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: embperl@perl.apache.org
I tried adding one of my websites to the "Sites using Embperl" list, using the
form at
http://perl.
Gerald Richter wrote:
I will investigate, as time allows, the different Wiki
toolkits that are available out there and see if there is
anything that looks like being a good fit here.
I suggest www.kwiki.org, if anybody has any better idea let me know
Ok, looks fine to me. It's a start, unl
Neil Gunton wrote:
Incidentally, wouldn't it be nice to have a Wiki package written in
Embperl, and then host the Embperl Wiki using this? Kinda
self-referential. I don't really have a good handle on how complex a
Wiki package would be. I feel like it's just a content manageme
Hall, Philippe wrote:
My colleague, Nick Deyoe, and I spent some time late last week
experimenting with MediaWiki (PHP app) for this purpose. We were hoping
to offer hosting and support for the Wiki if we get it working to our
satisfaction.
Here's what we put together so far -- it's the default
Gerald Richter wrote:
My idea was to write some glue code (Embperl::Kwiki or Kwiki::Embperl) that
allows to embed Kwiki into an Embperl page, using all the advatages of
Embperl::Object.
Since one of the main examples for Embperl is the Embperl website, my idea
was to integrate this Wiki in the n
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi Gerald,
I tried adding the Embperl::Init() to the startup script,
after the 'use' and before the preload routine is called. Now
it gives a segmentation fault:
I have spent some more time debugging this and it is a problem with module
initialisiation order under Ap
Gerald Richter wrote:
Basically when path is in there, it crashes, when path is not
there, it works. Is there anything about this that gives a clue?
The path must be an array ref and not a string e.g.
path => [
'/www-dev/vhosts/www.crazyguyonabike.com/htdocs/journal/',
'/www-dev/vhosts/www.
Gerald Richter wrote:
I had a minor issue with Embperl 2 thinking there were some
mismatched and suchlike, whereas these were in fact just
being generated in some conditional/looping code (and so the
tags would obviously not match up if you look at the code in
a linear fashion (as Embperl2 ap
Hi Gerald,
Congratulations on finally releasing 2.0! Ok, that's the good news, now for the bad news... (you
knew this was coming, right?)
I have noticed something strange: When I preload pages under Embperl 2, $req_rec appears to be
undefined later when the pages are requested. It works ok wh
Gerald Richter wrote:
Hi,
I have noticed something strange: When I preload pages under
Embperl 2, $req_rec appears to be undefined later when the
pages are requested. It works ok when I do not preload. I
think I may have made a mistake earlier when testing, mixing
up Embperl 1 and 2 handler
Gerald Richter wrote:
Geting Embperl with threads (and therefor the worker MPM) is planned for one
of the next releases.
The problem is, that it is a lot of work, which needs to be done in my free
time, so I cannot exactly say when it will be finished.
Some time ago Gary Shea [shea at gtsdesign
Hi, I've been using Embperl 1.3 for years now on Apache 1.3, and now I'm
finally trying to upgrade my websites to use the latest Embperl which is
included with Debian Lenny (testing). So that means Apache 2.2, mod_perl
2, Embperl 2.2... I am just installing all this from the deb packages,
not
I was searching the archives, and struck by the amount of Japanese porn
spam showing up there... e.g.
http://www2.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2008-05/
What gives? I thought only subscribers could send mail to the list - was
all of this stuff actually sent out to subscribers? If not, why is it
sh
the Debian packages of Embperl then
I'll have to rethink.
Any help would be *much* appreciated...
Thanks!
Neil
Neil Gunton wrote:
Hi, I've been using Embperl 1.3 for years now on Apache 1.3, and now I'm
finally trying to upgrade my websites to use the latest Embperl which is
, any clues would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Neil
Neil Gunton wrote:
Can anybody please lend any insights here (see below)? Is anybody
actually using the stock Embperl2 that comes with Debian Lenny
(testing), along with stock Apache2 and mod_perl2? Are there problems
with it, or am I just doing
Further to my efforts to get Embperl working on Debian Lenny with stock
Apache2.2, I am trying to compile the latest 2.3 Embperl from source. I
gave it the debian source apache path, which it seemed happy with. Build
seemed to work ok too. But make test gives an error:
...
Testing offline mode
as Embperl died the slow death with developers?
Neil
Neil Gunton wrote:
Ok, I tried building the Debian Embperl 2.2.0 that comes with Lenny from
source. I am not experienced at this. After some poking around, I turned
up this page on building packages:
http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/ch-pkg_ba
EMBPERL_OBJECT_ADDPATH "/var/www/yoursite/webroot/share"
EMBPERL_COOKIE_PATH /
EMBPERL_COOKIE_EXPIRES +3M
EMBPERL_MAIL_ERRORS_TO "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
# Other site-specific directives here
# Block direct access to .epl files as all publically
# accessible e
Ok, so I just completed a major upgrade of my websites from Apache 1.3,
mod_perl 1, Embperl 1.3 to Apache 2.2, mod_perl 2 and Embperl 2.3.0. It
was not a simple or painless experience, to say the least. Why on earth
didn't the Apache/mod_perl people provide a compatibility layer for
their API.
I am now using Apache2.2, mod_perl 2 and Embperl 2.3. I am also
preloading my Embperl code via startup.pl, and finding that "apachectl
stop" seems to call my preload routine even when shutting down apache,
which makes it take an absurdly long time to cycle the server when I
change code. This di
Jean-Christophe Boggio wrote:
Hello,
I have really strange behaviours in my generated pages and I suspect
embperl to be "modifying" my html. I'd like to prevent this.
The case is this (I use Embperl Object) :
base.epl:
[- Execute('upperband.epl'); -]
upperband.epl:
su
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Hi Neil,
A start in apache is actually a start+restart IIRC. Could that be what
you're seeing? I posted this a few days back but perhaps it was lost in
the noise. I've got the following in my startup.pl:
use Apache2::ServerUtil;
# We want to do this only when the sever r
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
Hi Neil,
use Apache2::ServerUtil;
# We want to do this only when the sever restarts. (The start process
# includes a restart). The below variable has a value of 1 during
# server start/stop and a value greater than one during the second
# phase of server starting and any gra
Thompson, Jon wrote:
Since I'm using CGI.pm (don't ask) and not mod_perl I actually set fdat
up manually myself like this:
[- %fdat = %input -]
[- @ffld = keys %fdat -]
Thanks for that! I have never used ffld, since fdat always seemed to do
the trick - I could add things to fdat and they woul
I am getting segmentation faults from Apache2.2, mod_perl 2, Embperl
2.3, when I have a [$ sub $] redefined for an Embperl::Object setup and
then attempt to call the parent version of the sub. For example, I have
[$ sub xxx $] in one of the base libs, and then I call
$self->SUPER::xxx() from wi
Senthilkumar R wrote:
I am getting the following error when run "make test".
--
[-1]Missing right curly or square bracket at
/tmp/Embperl-2.2.0/test/html/error.htm line 6
I've been using Embperl since 2000 to run www.crazyguyonabike.com. This
started off as a single journal of my bicycle tour across America in
1998. I wrote it using Embperl, and developed it so other people could
also put their journals up. Over the years I've added forums,
classifieds, resource
I am seeing errors in my apache logs which appear to be within Embperl
code, and yet the error line numbers do not match up with what is in the
code. For example, I might see
Can't call method "prepare" on an undefined value at line 182 in Docs.epl
But at line 182, that is in the middle of the
Williams, David G. (HQ-JF000)[INDUS] wrote:
It now seems abundantly clear that Embperl development/discussion has
become very dormant. Perhaps it has been abandoned. I don't wish to
criticize Gerald for abandoning this project, rather, I would like to
thank him for his fine work. I have been u
Michael Smith wrote:
Hi Everyone,
Well some good news.
Gerald has not abandoned Embperl, and his projects are still dependent
on it. He's been very busy but I understand he will be catching up on
the mailing list next month and will be updating Embperl for the
latest version of perl.
It's obv
Chris Denman wrote:
I made a utility for Twitter that went viral for a week - my server
took 30,000 hits in a few hours. Of course, it crashed. I went away
and tried everything to get it working under this sort of load. Thing
is, the traffic slowed and I'll never know if my new setup with hold
Richter, Gerald wrote:
The best would be, if we had a packages maintainers for the main
distrubtions (like Debian, SUSE, RedHat etc.) which knows about their
distribution (because I do not know all the specifica of all these
distributions)
Wasn't Angus Lees doing that for Debian?
I think I t
Gerald Richter - ECOS wrote:
Hi,
I would be very happy for any help and contribution to Embperl.
Several people have sent patches in the past, but you are right I am the only
"real" developer in the project. I have no idea how to change this.
Help would be great for
- Documentation, Tutorial
Hi Gerald and Embperl users,
I've been interested in giving my users the option of uploading multiple
files simultaneously, and the only/best option I was able to find up to
now has been the swfupload Flash widget. However I now notice that
people are starting to talk about doing this via HTML
I was not able to download from ftp://ftp.dev.ecos.de/pub/perl/embperl,
always seem to get network timeouts. So I downloaded instead from CPAN,
seems to be 2.4.
Building new workstation around Debian Squeeze, AMD64.
It compiles ok, but when I run make test, I get:
root@dev:/usr/src/Embperl-2.
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Hi Neil,
use www.embperl.org/downloads, but on CPAN it's the same version.
Which Perl Version you are using?
Hi Gerald, I'm using what comes with Debian Squeeze (testing):
root@dev:~# perl --version
This is perl 5, version 14, subversion 2 (v5.14.2) built for
x86_64-
Dominic Hargreaves wrote:
Hi,
That isn't the perl from squeeze - it looks like you've upgraded
to the perl from wheezy or sid (which probably meant a wholesale
dist-upgrade to wheezy or sid). This may not be quite relevant to
your question, but I thought it was worth pointing out in case you
wan
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Hi,
the Bug [1] is fixed in my current development version, this also fixes the
other tests. The only thing that is still not working is the automatic reload
of changed files, because Perl 5.14 prohibits the redefinition of sub's.
I have put a snapshot of my current dev
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Sorry, my fault. These are debug messages I missed to remove.
Go into the file epinit.c, search for fprintf with these messages and delete
the lines.
After that make test should run better.
Gerald
Hi Gerald, thanks for the fast reply - I edited epinit.c as you
sugges
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
make test TESTARGS="-i"
Hi Gerald, this is better - but it still fails eventually due to not
finding Apache2::ServerRec. See output below. Is this something I need
to install separately? Or should it already have been installed as part
of the installation of mod_perl?
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Apache2::ServeRec i spart of mod_perl 2 and should be already installed, if
mod_perl is installed.
Of course you have to figure out why Apache2::ServerRec is missing on your
System
I found it installed under
/root/perl5/lib/perl5/x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi/Apache2/S
Neil Gunton wrote:
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Apache2::ServeRec i spart of mod_perl 2 and should be already
installed, if mod_perl is installed.
Of course you have to figure out why Apache2::ServerRec is missing on
your System
I found it installed under
/root/perl5/lib/perl5/x86_64-linux-gnu
I just noticed that when there is an error in my code, I am not getting
any useful information about where the error occurs. All I get is this:
[21419]ERR: 24: Error in Perl code: Compilation error
I know I used to get more specific line information about where the
problem was. Is there someth
7;s happening)? Let me know...
Thanks again,
Neil
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Hi Neil,
in my tests I got normal error messages like before.
Do you have a few lines of code, that shows the problem?
Gerald
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From: Neil Gunton [mailto:n...@nilspace.com]
Sent: Saturday, May
if I
can reproduce it again.
In any case, thanks for the suggestion - if I can get back to reliably
reproducing the error, then I will give it a try.
Neil
Jose Fonseca wrote:
Does adding [$ syntax EmbperlBlocks $] to that source file fix it?
On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 8:06 PM, Neil Gunto
/2.5.0_1 mod_ssl/2.2.22 OpenSSL/1.0.1c mod_perl/2.0.5 Perl/v5.14.2
Thanks,
Neil
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
Hi Neil,
in my tests I got normal error messages like before.
Do you have a few lines of code, that shows the problem?
Gerald
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From: Neil Gunton [mailto:n
gh for some error which I have no idea where or even
what it is.
Thanks!
Neil
Neil Gunton wrote:
Ok, here is a simple test case. File index.html contains just the
following:
[-
use strict;
$x = 1;
-]
Produces:
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfigurat
st Embperl, perl
5.14.2 on Debian Wheezy (testing) etc - all versions as before. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Neil
Neil Gunton wrote:
Ok, here is a simple test case. File index.html contains just the
following:
[-
use strict;
$x = 1;
-]
Produces:
Internal Server Error
The server encountered an interna
Another update: I tried downgrading Embperl to 2.4 just to see if it
would be any different, but same result - only message is 'Compilation
error'. So, something specific about the way Embperl interacts with Perl
that changed with 5.14, presumably...
Neil Gunton wrote:
Actually, I
Hi Benni,
I am still using Embperl in my ongoing project, which is a bicycle
touring journals website with forums, classifieds etc. Actually I think
it's the biggest bicycle touring website out there. I have over 7,000
journals by people from all over the world, and we recently passed a
milli
rich...@ecos.de wrote:
I think that’s the point. Embperl is missing an active community.
Nearly all of the work is done by myself and (as for most of us) my time
is limited. Also Embperl is still alive and I will keep to maintain it,
there could be much more going on if the work would be shared
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