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stack_end=0xbccc) at ../sysdeps/generic/libc-start.c:90
the multiple ap_child_terminate's make it look like the -X doesn't take
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the transactions if another module sees a certain problem and marks the
request as "dumpable".
I've also included Apache::ProxyPassThru.pm from the old contrib package.
It makes it very easy to dump all headers from your browser to all sites
you visit for debugging.
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> -Original Message-----
> From: Ask Bjoern Hansen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 21, 2000 1:36 PM
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> Subject: Re: Won't override ENV variable
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> On Fri, 21 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On Fri, 21 Apr 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$r->connection->user($new_login) is what you are looking for I believe.
REMOTE_USER is set from c->user by mod_cgi just before the cgi script is
run.
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workaround use of Perl api functions that are no longer public with
Perl 5.6.0 + win32, thanks to Randy Kobes for spotting
change $Apache::VERSION check to use a string instead of SvNV, which
was troublesome with Perl 5.6.0, thanks to Dave Seidel for pinpointing
Apache::src fixup to quiet warnings
uot;make" should work after running perl Makefile.PL.
In what directories did you untar the tar balls with the source for apache
and modperl?
What is the output from perl Makefile.PL?
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od_alias does - (except for ScriptAlias which is not really relevant on
this list anyway) - so if you need mod_rewrite for a set of urls, use it
exclusively.
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as your
idea after all, so keep let them come. :)
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Doug will start releasing a little more
often now :-) )
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want).
Then the frontend can be setup in any way you like and proxy the requests
to the appropiate port on the backend.
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can
abuse to make requests from different ip addresses.
Or a determined attacker might have a lot of different local ip addresses
at his disposal he can make requests from.
> There ARE workarounds to the issue, my point was simply that Vivek's
> cookie idea is probably the best of the (admi
e bat, and so far this seems to have solved the problem.
>
> Except that this requires HTTP/1.1. Anyone that doesn't send the
> "host:" header goes into a permanent redirect loop. [...]
Not if you do it right[tm] and have the "real" host be the default.
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If anything I would rather see efforts go to improving the oracon than
going to a similar type conference with all sorts of other scripting
thingies not at all interesting for me.
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a glance what the current stable version of the software is.
subscribe to the announcements only list
[EMAIL PROTECTED] where announcements are made (in
addition to on this list).
You could also have taked a look at http://perl.apache.org/dist/ ...
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ave some problems with 5.5.3 that would be solved by 5.6.0).
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stent, which requires more headers be output.
*
* Note that the condition evaluation order is extremely important.
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configured to only dump traffic from
certain IP addresses.
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On Mon, 27 Mar 2000, Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote:
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> > setting a variable with PerlSetVar would change it to what we have
> > proposed.
>
> Or maybe it could try the other if the first doesn't work. (Except that
> might get very confusing.. hmn).
Sorry about foll
lue of "do".
I also believe it would be needed to populate $INC{} (or make sure it
doesn't get deleted), right?
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rt favorite Open Source license].
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to use something
> out of the database set by the user.
I'm not really clear on what you need it for and how secure it needs to
be, but a md5 or so of hostname+secret or such might be useful too.
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> just PERL_SSI=1 for PerlSSI.
>
> (I thought EVERYTHING=1 installs it all :)
uhmn, EVERYTHING=1 should enable PERL_SSI too. It does for me.
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hen I
> >run I get...
>
> It's makepl_args.mod_perl, not .makepl_args.mod_perl (no leading dot)
Depends on where you put the file:
(from Makefile.PL)
for (qw(./ ../), "$ENV{HOME}/.") {
last if $fh = FileHandle->new($file = $_."makepl_args.mod_
hanges in things under development.
I made that an option for Apache::StatINC. I've made it and lost it a few
times, but some day I will get it done, tested and commited. :)
I was going to make the trigger on the module name though. Hmn. Maybe look
at the directory too would make sense.
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called SUPPORT when you need .. uh, ...
support I would say all bets are off anyway. Actually, people should in
general not post before reading the few hints in that file.
:-)
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to r->print if I remember correctly)
a zillion lines.
(other peoples) benchmarks sucks. Use the tool that serves you best.
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On Tue, 1 Feb 2000, Mark Jaaneston wrote:
> Still, I don't know if it is appropriate for [EMAIL PROTECTED] to be a
> forum for recruiting -- what's the consensus on this guys?
mod_perl relevant job postings has always been welcome on this list.
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our memory usage patterns. For my servers it's usually
quite stable.
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me the maintainer.
The last. Much better than leaving a module around not to be maintained.
If the interface haven't changed too much you might even be able to do
some backwards compatibility thing.
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> If when you say "multiple personalities", you mean virtual hosts, then
> squid---at least recent versions---can do this as well.
(plain) Apache can also serve static files (maybe after language/whatever
negotiations etc), run CGI's and much m
proxy process comes in, picks
> 8k of data every time and sends down the wire.
Yes.
Or at least the mod_perl gets released quickly, also for responses > 8KB.
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On Mon, 17 Jan 2000, Clay wrote:
> no, i have only used the redhat packages, i have extensivley search all
> related new s groups etc,
Please try the rpm at http://perl.apache.org/rpm/ instead.
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stand the question.
The replies to the requests are all redirects to the real content (which
is primarily served by Akamai) so it's quite non-typical.
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ose?
At ValueClick we can't use the caching for obvious reasons so we're using
a bunch of apache/mod_proxy processes in front of the apache/mod_perl
processes to save memory.
Even with our average <1KB per request we can keep hundreds of mod_proxy
childs busy with very few active mod_per
atches for making it
compile on ActiveState Perl).
Gerald, Jochen, anyone? :-)
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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.
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On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote:
> On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, Randy Harmon wrote:
>
> The latest version from CVS also sets the Cache-Control: and the Pragma:
> headers when you use $r->no_cache(1).
(latest version of mod_perl that is, not Apache).
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On Fri, 7 Jan 2000, Randy Harmon wrote:
The latest version from CVS also sets the Cache-Control: and the Pragma:
headers when you use $r->no_cache(1).
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PC::ShareLite2 - it's perfectly legit. That's the
> beauty of free software.
or better talk to [EMAIL PROTECTED] about "getting" the namespace until
Maurice shows up again.
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in to sniff the headers going back and
forth.
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On 12 Dec 1999, Evgenii Bazarov wrote:
> I am looking for way to pass data (e.g. hash reference)
> from one handler (e.g. from URI Translation to Response).
Look at the $r->pnotes method (need v1.20+ to have it documented, but it
have worked since v1.18).
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found our contractors at ValueClick, so it is
most recommended to do some work on answering those questions. ;-)
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great because of mod_perl and such things should still be allowed.
Relevant job postings are also still allowed.
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On Fri, 3 Dec 1999, Victor Zamouline wrote:
[...]
> Right. This talk is about a commercial success. The
> /perl.apache.org/logos/mod_perl.gif logo represents a bridge between two
> products [...]
But that is what it is.
A very cool bridge indeed, but a bridge.
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On Fri, 26 Nov 1999, Ask Bjoern Hansen wrote:
> Hi Greg,
eh, make that Ged. I'm up too early. (7.something here, argh.)
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No such file or directory
> 1..6
> ok 1
> dir=../src
> ok 2
> main=
> not ok 3
> module_magic_number = 0
> not ok 4
> httpd_version =
> not ok 5
> -I../src -I../src/modules/perl -I
> dubious
> Test returned status 2 (wstat 512, 0x200)
> DIED. FAILED
ng_
> info?
A clued new subscriber just sent me some speling corrections to the text,
so I would think it works. :-)
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ummer, and it is not horible incorrect anymore, just marketing.
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Do you have mod_perl statically linked or do you use it as a DSO?
See the "REPORTING PROBLEMS" section in the SUPPORT document in the
distribution for how to give us some more useful hints on what is going
wrong.
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o me and *not* to the list on this, please.
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PS. The short answer for the database question: avoid "online" database
lookups, or do mirroring (which sometimes can be a lot easier than it
might seem).
PPS. We were actually down @valueclick.com for some minutes some weeks
gain.
It works but when possible, we use cookies or url mangling, much easier
and much more reliable.
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t in and whatnot.
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implemented that way (BTW, it's much faster and lighter than
> sendmail, but this is off-topic...)
Eh, if the mail server is still sendmail it doesn't make much of a
difference how you connect to it.
I prefer Net::SMTP too though.
And you're right, it's not really on-top
n't, because no matter whether you have a root access or not,
> the resources are limited... I guess other resources to...
Eh, we can do everything we want to at the apache.org machine. What makes
you think otherwise?
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f this, of course, is my very humble opinion. Your
> mileage may vary. There's more than one way to do it. And everything I say
> may be completely wrong.]
I think you and the other people writing in this thread is very much on
the right track!
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and stuff goes there), so on busy days it is read less often
than for example [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Uh, we're getting off-topic. Just make sure to let me know when something
maillist related blows up, okay? :-)
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.com (8.8.7/8.8.7) with SMTP id LAA20215for
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Sat, 25 Sep 1999 11:51:07 -0700
[...]
He is unsubscribed.
Please send stuff like this directly to me, sometimes I don't read the
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e to get into "real ip / forwarded for" pairs, and the
harmful stupid people would at some point figure that out and put random
"forwarded for" thingies into their clients. Don't use anything but the
real ip for anything related to access policies based on ip addresses.
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