Re: mod_perl from cvs on windows

On Sat, 8 Jan 2000, Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote: > Hi, > > It would be very cool if we could get a new release out soon, but I am not > sure the latest mod_perl from cvs have been tested on windows? Could > anyone give a "ok" report? We shoud know about both "standard win32" perl > and ActiveState P

URL Redirection

Hello,   As I was having problem to set up Embperl as CGI, I found out a way to workaround that. To call HTML::Embperl::Execute from my perl script and pass the html document as parameter. This works OK.   What I want to achieve is to have the some session info (basically I want to create my

mod_perl from cvs on windows

Hi, It would be very cool if we could get a new release out soon, but I am not sure the latest mod_perl from cvs have been tested on windows? Could anyone give a "ok" report? We shoud know about both "standard win32" perl and ActiveState Perl. (Jochen Wiedmann provided patches for making it compi

Re: mod_rewrite and -U Problems

No, I don't have any specific handler for /. I guess I'll keep playing around with it some more. Most of the url's will actually be in the format of 'http://www.mysite.com/path?QueryString', and I am not sure yet is -U even checks these. The docs mention it uses an internal subrequest to ha

ANNOUNCEMENT: NEW VERSION: HTML::Template 1.4

NAME HTML::Template - a Perl module to use HTML Templates CHANGES 1.4 - New feature: new() option 'shared_cache' enables experimental IPC shared memory caching! - TMPL_IF now works on TMPL_LOOP variables. - Public CVS server available at www.sourceforge.net. - Bug Fix from Doug Steinwand: lo

Re: problems with Apache::DBI

I have had the same error with mysql, which really had nothing to do with Apache::DBI. The problem was the shared library file, the .so, was not installed in the correct directory. Various ways exist fix this including recompiling the DBD module with -static, or, more simply, copying the .so fil

Re: Weird message from make test

At 22.33 +0100 2000-01-06, Nancy Lin wrote: > [Thu Jan 6 13:22:25 2000] [error] CGI open of tmpfile: Permission denied Maybe You have a private temporary directory (/root/tmp or whatever): The temporary directory CGI.pm uses is selected as: ( from CGI(3) ) The temporary directory is sele

Re: problems with Apache::DBI

"Cere M. Davis" wrote: > > I am trying to get the DBI::Ingres stuff to work with Apache::DBI. > > Once the server tries to open the inital connections through the > startup.pl file with the "Apache::DBI->connect_on_init" command it throws > an error message like this: > > 168 Apache::DBI

Re: Curious performance question

On Sat, 08 Jan 2000, Sergio Salvi wrote: > Is there a way to remove the stat() and lstat() > syscalls when using the directive, as > in this case they're not necessary ? Make sure you set "AllowOverride None" so that it doesn't try and locate a .htaccess file. > PS: I've found a simple hack fo

Curious performance question

This message was sent from Geocrawler.com by "Sergio Salvi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Be sure to reply to that address. Hi! I'm developing some handlers with mod_perl and I'm very concerned about performance. Tracing my mod_perl httpd server when requested for the URI "/cgi/myhandler", I've found too

Re: cannot open a file....

> $file_to_name = "/cgi-bin/passwd~1"; #Name the file > open(file_handler,$file_to_name); #Open the file > @lines_to_read = ; #Read it into an array > close(file_handler); #Close the file > print @lines_to_read; #Print the array There is no file called "/cgi-bin/passwd~1"; use the full path.

Re: Logging cookie authentified user as regular authentified users

On Fri, Jan 07, 2000 at 10:59:10AM +0100, Nicolas MONNET wrote: > > I am using a cookie based authentification mechanism, the authentification > is handled at the script (Apache::Registry) level. Is there a way to pass > the info to logging mechanism so that I can have my "user" value passed as >

Re: Weird message from make test

On Thu, 6 Jan 2000, Nancy Lin wrote: > [Thu Jan 6 13:22:25 2000] [error] CGI open of tmpfile: Permission denied Check your permissions of /usr/tmp and $HOME/tmp. Except if you want to do fileuploads with CGI.pm it's nothing to worry about. - ask -- ask bjoern hansen -

Logging cookie authentified user as regular authentified users

I am using a cookie based authentification mechanism, the authentification is handled at the script (Apache::Registry) level. Is there a way to pass the info to logging mechanism so that I can have my "user" value passed as if it was transmitted to Apache as an HTTP authentification? -- Nicolas

cannot open a file....

Sorry but I have problems searching for the exact solution although I have a rough idea what is happening.   Here's the code in the perl script:-   $file_to_name = "/cgi-bin/passwd~1"; #Name the fileopen(file_handler,$file_to_name); #Open the file@lines_to_read = ; #Read it into an arraycl

Re: headers and hello

Of course, get rid of nph! You tell CGI.pm that you want non-parsed headers - so you should send them yourself! Why did you put it there? These 2 are close equivalents: > print $q->header(-type=>'text/html'); # Line 1 > print "Content-Type: text/html\n\n"; # Line 2 There are not!

headers and hello

Howdy all. I see that this sort of question has been asked a few times in the resources listed around, but I'm finding myself with a slightly different incarnation of the 'my headers aren't working right' problem. Basically I can't use the CGI modules header() function, and I don't know why not.

Re: Weird message from make test

> Thanks for all the pointers. Do you know where I can find the CGI.pm > changes file? The URL is inside the CGI.pm docs: http://www.genome.wi.mit.edu/ftp/pub/software/WWW/cgi_docs.html > Here's my question, why do I really need to figure this out in the first > place? Shouldn't modperl (at