I have done code deparsing of eperl scripts saved in Cache
all started with
package Parse::ePerl;
use strict 'refs';
print(qq[\n]);
so they all have the same package name. Can it cause a bug?
Ap::Registry keeps different package name for every script..
> -Origi
We had recompiled ePerl for 5.8.0 and mod_perl (1.27 and later 1.28)
statically linked with Apache with default options (does it include
threads?)
I'm using only Apache::ePerl which allows me use Perl in the the way
like
PHP, since I don't need Mason or EmbPerl html features for small WAP
resource
Eric Ricardo Anton wrote:
I have started using Apache::AuthCookie, which runs under mod_perl,
for authentication. The problem is that the whole website I’m working on
is based on mod_cgi. I need the CGI scripts to call a mod_perl method in
order to recognize the user that is logged in.
> Just wondering what the best templating system is to use
> and/or learn.
Hi,
I'm just wondering why no one recommended Embperl. Like Mason, it's more
than a templating system, but I find it's inheritance features great.
I'm using it for a personal project and haven't really checked it's
perfor
An upgrade to 1.28 fixed this. Never found out what caused it under
1.27.
On Sat, 2003-07-19 at 13:20, Mark Maunder wrote:
> Hi. This is a rather comprehensive (read 'cathartic') message, so if you
> have something productive to go and do, then you'd probably be better
> off doing that. For all ot
On Sun, 20 Jul 2003, Jamie Lawrence wrote:
> Mason isn't fast. It is, however, fast enough for high volume sites -
> that I will assert.
Sure, amazon.com among them.
> From my view, the utility of autohandlers and dhandlers, in terms of
> code written vs. cost and time, is an enormous win. Add t
Your own content-type is supposed to be overwritten only in case of the use
of
PerlSetVar UseCGIHeadersFromScript Off
in your configuration file. You might wish to comment this line in your
configuration file when your script generates correct header line in
accordance with CGI/1.0 and/or CGI/1.1
Why does Apache/Dynagzip.pm call $r->content_type('text/html') in
several places? My apache module earlier in the Apache::Filter chain
sets $r->content_type to something else, but it then gets overridden by
Dynagzip.pm. If I comment out all the calls to
$r->content_type('text/html') in Dynagz
On Sun, 20 Jul 2003, Patrick Galbraith wrote:
> I've been working at Classmates.com for a couple months contracting, and
> they use Text::Forge.
>
> I've been impressed by the performance, and wish it was a big player.
> Part of the reason it isn't is guys like me should contribute to it and
> mak
This version is all about the unnecessary warnings on some systems.
Thanks to Rob Bloodgood, who complained about "uninitialized value" warnings
from unused HTTP headers and provided a patch.
It is not necessary to upgrade immediately (from the version 0.06) unless
you suffer from the mentioned w
This version is all about the unnecessary warnings on some systems.
Thanks to Rob Bloodgood and Damyan Ivanov those complained about
"uninitialized value" warnings from unused HTTP headers, and about the pack
mode "c", which generated warnings in logs on their systems (running -w).
Everyone provid
It is supposed to be something like the following:
C05 --> S06 GET /html/wowtmovie.html HTTP/1.1
C05 --> S06 Accept: */*
C05 --> S06 Accept-Language: en-us
C05 --> S06 Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
C05 --> S06 User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows 98)
C05 --> S06 Host
At 11:07 AM 7/19/2003, Slava Bizyayev wrote:
May I see your client side HTTP log of the request-response transaction
through mod_cgi vs. mod_perl?
I'm not sure what you mean. Do you mean my access_log? I have a
deflate_log as well (that shows the compression stats as well). But, maybe
you're t
Hi,
i was writing my own AuthHandler with modperl v2 (v1.99_09).
Getting the Username/Password-Pair from an html-form (submit via post) and finally
checking it against an mysql-table works fine so far.
When the authentification have taken place.. the username should be reminded
in any way, so the
I have started using Apache::AuthCookie, which runs under mod_perl, for
authentication. The problem is that the whole website I’m working on is
based on mod_cgi. I need the CGI scripts to call a mod_perl method in
order to recognize the user that is logged in.
Since I can't port the scripts f
Today I just looked at Apache::Session, and just realised I spent the
last couple weeks coding what it does, more or less. I'm not sure If I
should use what I wrote, or it.
One thing that my code does is check to see if it's cache has been
updated to the db, which I wish I could really have some so
Issac Goldstand wrote:
I seem to be having some trouble that I think may be associated with BEGIN
blocks. To make sure I'm not jumping at shadows, could someone tell me what
the expected behavior of BEGIN blocks in use()d modules is? How many times
are they called (during server startup and/or re
[redirecting to the modperl list, as others will want to know the answer as well]
Hi Jamie,
What is the MP2 equivalent of $Apache::ServerStarting? I'm trying to get
Apache::DBI working with MP2.
% grep Server::Starting todo/*
todo/deprecated_features.txt:- $Apache::Server::Starting,
$Apache::Ser
I've been working at Classmates.com for a couple months contracting, and
they use Text::Forge.
I've been impressed by the performance, and wish it was a big player.
Part of the reason it isn't is guys like me should contribute to it and
make it a bigger player.
I really like the syntax - it lo
On Sun, 20 Jul 2003, Dave Rolsky wrote:
> Actually, H::T is almost certainly _much_ faster and less RAM-intensive
> than Mason, at least when you measure the time it takes to serve a single
> page/component. OTOH, if you were to try to replicate some of Mason's
> more powerful features with H::T,
>> Barry Hoggard wrote:
>> I used to use HTML::Template for projects, but I moved to
>> Template::Toolkit because I felt the former's syntax was just too
>> limited. I know we want to separate code and logic, but H::T
>> keeps me
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On Sun, 20 Jul 2003, Jamie Lawrence wrote:
> H::T is much more programmer-centric. In a lot of contexts, that makes
> sense. Informally (as in, I haven't done a systematic comparison), it is
> also faster than Mason. Mason isn't slow, but if you need every last
> gram of performance, well, you pro
On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Dave Rolsky wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Patrick Galbraith wrote:
>
> > TT was ok, but it did use a bunch of ram ;)
>
> So does Mason. HTML::Template is no doubt much leaner, but it's also lean
> on features. Nothing wrong with that if it suits your needs, though.
>
> Mo
> Just wondering what the best templating system is to use
> and/or learn.
Hi,
I'm just wondering why no one recommended Embperl. Like Mason, it's more
than a templating system, but I find it's inheritance features great.
I'm using it for a personal project and haven't really checked it's
perfor
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