Re: What's wrong with this?

2000-01-04 Thread Stas Bekman
On Sun, Jan 02, 2000 at 01:13:26PM -0800, Aaron Turner wrote: This is driving me nuts. This code works the first few exectutions, but then doesn't after a while. It's pretty simple, it should print out: Name = value1 Name = value2 then after a few reloads it prints:

Attempt to free unreferenced scalar (again)

2000-01-04 Thread Bill Moseley
I looked at the archive, and noticed Doug's patch in perl_conf.c: http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/182/1999/7/0/2414262/ -hv_store(nhv, (char*)key, klen, rv, FALSE); +hv_store(nhv, (char*)key, klen, SvREFCNT_inc(rv), FALSE); As far as I can tell (from finding perl_conf.c

Re: Attempt to free unreferenced scalar (again)

2000-01-04 Thread Matt Sergeant
On Tue, 04 Jan 2000, Bill Moseley wrote: I looked at the archive, and noticed Doug's patch in perl_conf.c: http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/182/1999/7/0/2414262/ -hv_store(nhv, (char*)key, klen, rv, FALSE); +hv_store(nhv, (char*)key, klen, SvREFCNT_inc(rv), FALSE);

Re: Attempt to free unreferenced scalar (again)

2000-01-04 Thread Bill Moseley
At 04:47 PM 1/4/00 +, Matt Sergeant wrote: As far as I can tell (from finding perl_conf.c on this machine) it already has this patch. Running Apache 1.3.9 and, I think*, mod_perl-1.21. Perl is 5.005 and Sun 2.6. I'm not running Apache::StatINC, but PerlFreshRestart ^ That is

Re: Attempt to free unreferenced scalar (again)

2000-01-04 Thread Bill Moseley
Here's perl -V (Sorry Matt for emailing you directly. I wish the list used a Reply-To: to the list so replying wouldn't default to the individual.) 115) ~/apache %/usr/local/bin/perl5.005 -V Summary of my perl5 (5.0 patchlevel 5 subversion 0) configuration: Platform: osname=solaris,

RE: Modules Lost in EMBPERL

2000-01-04 Thread Gerald Richter
sub new { my $pkg = shift; my $fdatref = shift; my $database = 'patients'; my $obj = bless { '_fdatref' = $fdatref, '_balances' = 0, ## array ref for balances '_prev_patnums' = 0, ## array ref for prev_patnums

Apache::Session::DBI on Solaris 2.6 woes

2000-01-04 Thread Chris Carline
Hi there, For the last 2 months, I've been using Apache::Session::DBI on a Solaris 2.6 box (with the semaphorelocker nsems value set to 16) to store session information on a busy web site. Unfortunately, things seem to have gone awry, specifically with the tie: tie %SESSION,

Apache::AuthzDBI giving me grief

2000-01-04 Thread Craig Vincent
Apache 1.3.9 - Linux RH 6.1 - mod_perl 1.21 I constantly see a number of recurring errors in my log file as follows: [Tue Jan 4 15:07:30 2000] null: Use of uninitialized value at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.005/Apache/AuthzDBI.pm line 116. There seems to be no consistency with this error

Re: Apache::AuthzDBI giving me grief

2000-01-04 Thread Craig Vincent
what version of ApacheDBI do you use ? can you send me the relevant part of the error_log ? I'm using 0.86 of Apache::AuthzDBI And using 0.87 Apache::DBI There really isn't any other relevant part of the log...the only errors I see is [Tue Jan 4 15:52:53 2000] null: Use of uninitialized

Re: Apache::AuthzDBI giving me grief

2000-01-04 Thread Craig Vincent
1) try upgrading to a current version of Apache::DBI - Apache::AuthzDBI was replaced by Apache::AuthDBI in 0.84 Actually that seems to have solved my problem :) The mod_perl documentation I have talks about using AuthzDBI and AuthenDBI for database authenticationonce I looked up the info

Re: Apache::AuthzDBI giving me grief

2000-01-04 Thread Edmund Mergl
Craig Vincent wrote: what version of ApacheDBI do you use ? can you send me the relevant part of the error_log ? I'm using 0.86 of Apache::AuthzDBI And using 0.87 Apache::DBI strange, since 0.84 the two modules AuthzDBI and AuthenDBI have been combined into one module AuthDBI. So

Tieing $q to $r

2000-01-04 Thread Arthur M. Kang
Trying to tie $q to $r so I can just pass around a single variable to subs. Not working too well... Getting frustrated... Getting ready to punch computer... :) using Registry: my($r) = Apache-request; my($q) = new CGI::Apache; $r-notes('q',$q); test($r); sub test { my($r) = shift;

Re: Tieing $q to $r

2000-01-04 Thread Cliff Rayman
I don't think that the my($r) is going to work out too well here. I don't use apache registry but I don't think you want to freeze the Apache-request and CGI::Apache objects to what they are when the program is compiled. These usually need to be modified by apache for each request. check out: