Hi,
* Jonathan Lang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-01-23 14:20:47 -0800]:
> If I don't have it installed and running, how do I install it and
> start it up?
This is the Debian/Ubuntu command I use to setup and bootstrap my
Apache2 + Mason + postgresql environment from scratch:
apt-get install ap
If you installed apache via a pkg mgr, it may or may not have mod_perl with it.
If mod_perl is enabled with your apache, then you should have the ENV MOD_PERL
set and accessible inside the apache request loop. You could do a simple cgi
script of any language you are comfortable with, and dump
On 1/23/07, Matt Grommes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So if I have a global variable set in my httpd.conf for both sites with
> the same name, will that do it?
Yes, if they are both using the same namespace. Maybe there are some
requests that don't run your connect() code but try to use the globa
So if I have a global variable set in my httpd.conf for both sites with
the same name, will that do it? I just copied most of the code from the
old virtualhost to the new one and I don't think I changed the name of
my database handle variable.
Perrin Harkins wrote:
> On 1/23/07, Matt Grommes <
You might want to try adding
PerlOptions +Parent
to your config files for your sites.
This will give each site its own Perl interpreter (and separate
namespace), so they won't be able to step on one another. The
downside is that it will increase memory use. If you do this, you'll
need to d
On 1/23/07, Matt Grommes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've recently added a new site to my server, both now running Mason. The
> problem is that I'll get errors on the first site and when I look at the
> log, it'll say it's trying to use the second site's database. The issue
> as I see it (if I'm w
I've recently added a new site to my server, both now running Mason. The
problem is that I'll get errors on the first site and when I look at the
log, it'll say it's trying to use the second site's database. The issue
as I see it (if I'm wrong please correct me) is that since both sites
use Apa
On Tue, 23 Jan 2007, Jonathan Lang wrote:
> For years, I have been a Mason developer, setting up pages for use on
> sites that already have Mason installed on them.
> But as a site administrator, I'm as green as you get. I recently
> installed Apache 2 on my home system for the purpose of using i
For years, I have been a Mason developer, setting up pages for use on
sites that already have Mason installed on them.
But as a site administrator, I'm as green as you get. I recently
installed Apache 2 on my home system for the purpose of using it as a
sandbox; I did so by means of a package man
On 23/01/2007, at 10:25 PM, Gareth Kirwan wrote:
> I switched to lighttpd and fastcgi a while ago.
> A problem I've been having is that when a file does not exist, and
> there's no dhandler, I get a mason error page:
> could not find component for initial path 'foo' (component roots
> are: ..
I switched to lighttpd and fastcgi a while ago.
A problem I've been having is that when a file does not exist, and there's
no dhandler, I get a mason error page:
could not find component for initial path 'foo' (component roots
are: ...)
I'm struggling to see how ApacheHandler didn't fall
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