, I am quite good as an application designer and developer.
My resume is online at http://www.urth.org/resume/
Of course, if someone wants to pay me to hack on Alzabo or Mason, don't be
shy!
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oss-platform compatible mod_perl code.
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On Wed, 14 Feb 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote:
> I wouldn't mind a mod_perl beer-BOF like the one we had at the last night
> of ApacheCon Europe
I'll go, but I won't drink any beer.
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erl.
You're missing setting the status, which is probably the main problem.
Here's a link to the Mason FAQ:
http://www.masonhq.com/docs/faq/#How_do_I_do_an_external_redirect
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nfig .= $string and
build the VirtualHosts as if they were plain text.
Not as elegant as doing this the hard way, but it's also easier to
explain if you have to hand the config file off to someone who knows
Apache but not Perl.
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string. For the
purposes of dumping a trace to a log, either one will work just fine.
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or how to do it.
Nope, that's not it. I wrote that one and it doesn't talk about that at
all.
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at least). I would think a database would end up being the
simplest way to do this sort of information passing.
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s dead can't let another child know about that
> dead instance.
You could use an IPC or DBM file (assuming you have 1 apache machine) to
communicate this info. With multiple webservers, you'd need a database or
NFS or something.
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/2 as possible... and so on.
I've heard this can be controlled by mod_perl. Can anyone point me to
some examples?
Thanks,
Dave
. Alzagram any time soon ?
Well, they do largely the opposite thing. Tangram maps objects onto
databases and Alzabo maps databases onto objects. Admittedly, Alzabo has
some features that let you do some (thought not close to all) of what
Tangram does but they're rea
t; the object cache must be completely flushed after each request, etc.
Alzabo (which is somewhat the opposite of Tangram) is designed with
mod_perl in mind. XML serialization will be coming real soon now (as soon
as Barrie Slaymaker finishes work on DBML).
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I'm looking at justifying a trip to Japan in late March. If there's
anyone who needs some Apache architecture, Apache::Registry-ification
of existing CGI code or in depth MySQL tuning work, please mail me.
Thanks,
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h.
So this is for the mail archive. It solves the problem of prompting for
../apache_x.x/src and for the failed test that reports
Use of unitialized value at modules/src.t at line 27
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line 1.
Is there something I can pass to the makefile on the command
line to tell it to ignore the @INC and use lib 'lib'?
Apache/Perl has correct search paths; I have 'use lib qw(lib1
lib2 etc.)' wrapped in a BEGIN block inside my startup file...
Thanks.
Dave
line 1.
Is there something I can pass to the makefile on the command
line to tell it to ignore the @INC and use lib 'lib'?
Apache/Perl has correct search paths; I have 'use lib qw(lib1
lib2 etc.)' wrapped in a BEGIN block inside my startup file...
Thanks.
Dave
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Perrin Harkins wrote:
> I meant "is there a way to run a cleanup handler in the parent after it's
> work is done?", but I don't see one. Dave says the END block trick worked
> for him, so maybe it only fails under certain circumstances.
Actual
xpects 'yes' or
'no', not 1 or 0. That's freaking brilliant. ARGH!
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On Wed, 10 Jan 2001, Danny Rathjens wrote:
> Perhaps you could send a USR1 prior to your TERM signal and have your
> END blocks perform your shutdown tasks if they see the USR1 signal.
> But then you have the problem of new children being started due to the
> USR1 not to mention it would preclude
telling them to shutdown. END blocks run in all
children.
7. the first server shuts down - I'd like to run something here because
it should only be happening to during a 'final' shutdown and only after
the children have finished serving their last requests.
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ete a file
}
and get good results.
I suspect the answer to this is no but I'm curious as to whether anybody's
come up with a way to detect a 'real' shutdown.
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Hi guys,
Sorry for the brain fart email, i now have it all working peachy now.
Thanks for the help though.
dave
Hi everyone.
I have just built apache mod perl, things seem to be fine since /server-status reports
Apache Server Status for home.itchy.and.scratchy
Server Version: Apache/1.3.14 (Unix) mod_perl/1.24_01
Server Built: Jan 5 2001 17:49:02
I have also edited my httpd.conf file to include the f
/cgi-bin/prog
http://otherhost/prog?uname=me&pwd=password [QSA,R,L]
and the rw engine will add uname & pwd to any existing querystring that was
present
hope this helps,
-dave
w {
> my $class = shift;
> my $self = $class->SUPER::new;
> bless $self, $class;
> }
Well, a package is generally expected to bless its objects into the value
of $class, not the value of __PACKAGE__. You shouldn't have to override
the constructor simply to rebless the
On 22 Dec 2000, Dave Seidel wrote:
> I don't know if either Mason or Embperl offer static compilation, but Mason has
> caching and I believe that Embperl is getting caching.AxKit is also very
> cool, and caches.
Using Mason to generate a set of HTML pages would not b
mbperl is getting caching. AxKit is also very
cool, and caches.
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r a general-purpose CGI FAQ such
as:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~johnpc/cgi-programming-for-dummies-FAQ.html
or one of the newsgroups devoted to Apache & Perl CGI like:
comp.infosystems.www.servers.unix
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.cgi
or comp.lang.perl.misc
-dave
quot;Is this good?". I realize that most of this
knowledge comes with experience, but this could be a place to bounce ideas
around and perhaps jumpstart that experience. Your earlier comment about
this being what open source is all about may be very accurate here. Am I
describing SourceForge? CPAN? ML's? something else?
Also please let me know if this is trailing too far off topic. Is there a
more appropriate place to discuss this?
Best Regards,
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> H
> which is still open. No patch/patchid seen there.
>
> Did you mean this bug, or another? Is there some informal patch around?
I'm pretty sure that's the bug. Sarathy said it was patched ages ago. I
don't know why the bug's still
fixed in
CVS and 5.6.1 should incorporate this change.
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e are
comments, etc. and an explanation of how the code works/is supposed to work
from the author??? I see this as both a code resource and a review forum ...
Thoughts???
Dave Homsher
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nk that there is anything like this
around (for Perl or Java), although I could be wrong ...
Does the idea have merit? If so, how to proceed?
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"The tree of liberty must be watered
periodically with the blood of tyrants and patriots alike.
a chiken-and-egg problem. which comes first, an
attractive and usable new site that mod_perl programmers will flock to get
accounts on, so that they can contribute self-published articles, reviews
and news? or the flock needed to build such a site? my crystal ball clouds
over...
-dave
this is where cash is the only cure. (perhaps some secret corporate
benefactor will bless us with colocated hosting in a nice big multi-homed
datacenter).
and, IMO an advocacy site really MUST run on mod_perl, mustn't it? i mean
really, how many people would believe Apache was a great webserver if
apache.org was hosted on an IIS server?
-dave
ating and
maintaining take23.org, modperl.* and other advocacy sites along these lines
(although my skills are more along the lines of CGI and MySQL, i don't mind
doing site architecture, or navigation html and graphics for a good cause).
btw, what's exactly is the deal with modperl.org? perhaps the first order
of bu$iness might be acquiring this domain name (or the right to maintain
the content on it) from it's current owner?
-dave
my $format = $workbook->addformat();
$format->set_bold();
$format->set_color('red');
$format->set_align('center');
$worksheet->write(0, 0, 1);
$worksheet->write(1, 1, 1.2345);
$worksheet->write(2, 2, &quo
On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> fatalsToBrowser installs a $SIG{__DIE__} handler, and so prevents you from
> properly using eval{} blocks, or nice modules like Error.pm or
> Class::Exception (or whichever way around Dave has it this week :-)
That's Exception::Cl
ooking at the error
logs.
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question there."
Keep in mind that while we're all for advocacy of mod_perl, eventually a
person's support needs may reach a point where they really need to start
thinking about paying for it.
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anything on the machine that I care to give it access to. Does anyone
have any suggestions on how I can discover from within my handler
whether an FTP file upload is complete or not?
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ing I've worked on for Alzabo).
Like I said, I really need to examine cons and see if it can help with all
this. The problem being that most people don't have cons installed
(although it can always be included in a package).
-dav
27;ve done much less of it
except for the fact that I'm being paid to do it for the above-mentioned
NDA'd project. I do it for Alzabo because I feel strongly enough about
its potential to try to make
em with them compared to mod_perl is that you don't have access
to the server internals so you can really only affect the content handling
phase. Is this the case with Tomcat as well?
If so, I'd say its not really comparable to mod_perl.
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>
> this is the kind of architecture that is begging to be
> embraced by perl.
Re: a messaging system
Check out Uri Guttmans Stem code (email him about it) at
www.stemsystems.com
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mature.
It is also actively maintained. I know that the first three on the bottom
list, as well as Alzabo, are also being maintained.
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ys who
think that buying a $100k app server and tweaking it via a monolithic API
will give them what they want.
But I might be biased.
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posted a week or so back about the seg faults I was getting
when I started working on a custom config system for Mason. Right now I'm
kind of stalled on that.
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fly, why would you want to add all the necessary JS code (to the
content-size) and then ask the JavaScript interpreter to do what the browser
already knows how to do?
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outputs wherever you want as well as giving you log levels and such if you
need it. Of course, I'm biased cause I wrote Log::Dispatch.
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On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> On Wed, 29 Nov 2000, Dave Rolsky wrote:
>
> > my $cfg = Apache::ModuleConfig->get($r);
>
> Try:
>
> my $cfg = Apache::ModuleConfig->get($r, __PACKAGE__);
I should have said that its segfaulting before it ever gets in
00, egid=100
`PerlChildInitHandler' push_handlers() stack is empty
PerlChildInitHandler handlers returned -1
perl_init_ids: uid=500, euid=500, gid=100, egid=100
`PerlChildInitHandler' push_handlers() stack is empty
PerlChildInitHandler handle
iscuss the possibility of making this a part of a
future release. Of course, if someone at Covalent wants to help that's
great too. And for the record, it took a lot less than a day. About
1.5-2 hours, I'd say.
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ing. It would be nice if this were
configurable in mod_proxy.c. Maybe I will have to look at the code. But
I'm afraid of C.
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aware of the protocol you are trying to proxy.
That is the exact problem. Ok, the chances of me hacking mod_proxy are
next to nil. At least now I know what I can't do to fix the problem
though ;)
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te server you are proxying to.
I don't think so. If I do a telnet to the proxy server (port 80, no
mod_perl) I get the extra headers. If I telnet to the mod_perl enabled
server (port 12345), I get what I want (no extra headers).
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t this before, but do not have rights to the code to post the
> patch, sorry. :-(
Actually, something is _adding_ headers and I want it to stop doing it.
It may not be mod_proxy, perhaps it is mod_rewrite. I really don't know.
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y from the mod_perl server, which is less
than ideal in terms of resource use.
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It seems that when you ask it to scan for dynamic modules and produce the
appropriate conf file you can end up with something like this in there:
LoadModule setenvif_module"/usr/local/apache_mp"/libexec/mod_setenvif.so
The quotes cause a problem.
Here's a patch against the latest CVS versio
fically
designed for mod_perl (Alzabo::ObjectCacheIPC class).
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ccess to configure what mod_perl
handlers they want to use, but they can't specify handlers outside of a read-only (to
them) "handlerlib" area and so cannot write their own handlers, "PerlRequire" scripts,
or "PerlModule" modules.
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unlikely as it might at first seem, for an ISP, the directive ExecCGI already has
meaning, and "reusing it" would cause some bad ambiguouity.
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> Dave Kaufman wrote:
> >
> > $Location{"blah"} = {
> > require => "group payer_manager, payer_group demo"
> > };
> > should do the trick.
>
> I wrote:
> > Thank
:
>
>
> require group payer_manager payer_group demo
>
>
> but I'm not sure.
i belive it is. in fact, i didn't realize specifing two require coditions (one group
and one user) worked on *separate* lines :)
something like:
$L
like this with mod_perl.
right. many (lazy) commercial web hosting providers don't even (to this day) offer
perl CGI either. But most decent ones have realized that even the unwashed masses
need perl scripts to run, and have already successfully addressed ExecCGI security
issues in orde
like this with mod_perl.
right. many (lazy) commercial web hosting providers don't even (to this day) offer
perl CGI either. But most decent ones have realized that even the unwashed masses
need perl scripts to run, and have already successfully addressed ExecCGI security
issues in orde
mod_perl specific. I was hoping to be giving a talk about it at
the next TPC and/or YAPC.
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ithout the strict stacking and inefficient error-handling of
stacked hadlers.
http://search.cpan.org/search?dist=Apache-HeavyCGI
-dave
ure TT can do this. In addition, pretty much all the templating
systems probably accomodate this. Under Mason this could be done very
easily using the autohandler facility it provides.
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lly a stop and start fixed the problem, but for how long?
Has anyone seen this or know where to start looking? It appears to be some
sort of memory leak, but where to begin looking?
Thanks,
Dave Homsher, II
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On Wed, 1 Nov 2000, Matt Sergeant wrote:
> Definitely use exceptions. I prefer Error.pm for this (sorry, Dave!),
> which allows your handler to simply be:
That's no reason not to use Exception::Class. They are largely
orthogonal. If you want to be able to declare your exception h
components. Alzabo right now only supports MySQL but I'm
going to start working on Postgres support sometime 'real soon now'
(i.e. I'm real busy so I don't know when).
The data browser does at least some of what you want, though its not
nearly as customizable as what you m
there any way to do that?
Not that this has anything to do with mod_perl really but ...
Use exceptions. There's a section in the guide on them some crazy guy
wrote ;)
I recommend my Exception::Class module on CPAN. But I would do that,
wouldn't I?
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od_perl
specific (technically, Mason isn't either, I guess).
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I can see myself hooking it
together with Apache::Session and using them together.
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g for the bang:). I prefer it.
I think you're forgetting about little things like regexes and such. Yes,
Perl and C share a lot of syntax, but there are many things you can do
easily in Perl that are brutal in C.
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http://stream1.iims.intelonline.com/ViewWeb/PremiereRadio/File/102400bush1.asx
Dave
Or am I just ficticiously remembering past postings.
Why use Apache for this? Seems like CVS with a script run for checkins
could accomplish the same thing.
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I'm missing
> something terribly.
>
I read this as meaning the QUERY string is 7k in size, not the result set.
A 7k query is pretty hefty, however you slice it the words 'stored
procedure' come to mind (but that's always another story)
dave
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no output after the \0. Is this a mod_perl or Apache bug? Or is it a
client bug (using Netscape 4.75) or is it the expected behavior.
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connection. When the connection blinks, the script will gracefully restart
the server. There has to be a way to do this within the mod_perl environment
- Any ideas?
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I mentioned the POOP list in a previous message and then realized I'd
given the wrong URL.
This is the correct one:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/POOP/
and this is really the last message on this thread.
sorry
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e things
BingoX appears to do that Alzabo has yet to get to but there's a lot in
the other direction too. Plus dare I say that Alzabo is a lot cleaner? I
dare.
Anyways, this is already OT so you might want to join the POOP list
(poop.sourceforge.net) for further discussion.
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r Solaris
I don't know who established this though. Ask Stas ;)
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Beware THE MERCILESS PEPPERS OF QUETZLZACATENANGO!
I applied the patch from the archives but the httpd child process is
still
growing by the size of the file. Is that normal, or is there an update
to the patch that Jim Winstead placed out there
The system that I am running on is:
SunOS 5.6 on a sparc Ultra-1
Thanks in advance for any he
e time to test against
every version. if you cant get it to work with 1.22, maybe it is time for
an upgrade.
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On Sat, 19 Aug 2000, Stas Bekman wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Aug 2000, Tom Lancaster wrote:
>
> > That's the version I'm using, and it's in the docs for that module tha
ches data
inside an individual process but uses IPC to control expiration of the
data between multiple processes. Its called Alzabo::ObjectCacheIPC in the
modules. Its got a fairly generic interface and could be used outisde
Alzabo. Alzabo is at alzabo.sourceforge.net
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Subject: Tainted @INC
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 2000 15:02:26 +0100
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Hi,
I'd appreciate some help with a nasty little int
k). If I run this after getting the above error message,
it indicates that every element of @INC is tainted.
I've looked at the "@INC and mod_perl" page in the guide. In httpd.conf I have
PerlTaintCheck On and I'm not setting PERL5LIB. My startup.pl doesn't do
anything with
On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Thomas von Elling Skifter Eibner wrote:
> On Tue, Aug 08, 2000 at 05:55:19PM -0400, Dave Moore wrote:
> >
> > i need to change the outgoing Server header on all requests to our site.
> > dont ask why I would want to do that. i have my orders. i read so
if so...why? has anyone else had to do this?
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ing it through gdb to get a stack
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You may need to add LockDataSource, LockUserName and LockPassword to your
$dbinfo hashref. This fixed the problem for us when we upgraded to the
later Apache::Session.
Dave
On Wed, Aug 02, 2000 at 12:17:57PM -0400, Ilia Lobsanov wrote:
> I just upgraded from Apache::Session 1.03 to 1
duh...now that i've had some more coffee...the line:
PerlVersionINC On
must come before the PerlINC statement. PerlINC wont store that path
unless PerlVersionINC is On.
dave
On Mon, 31 Jul 2000, Dave Moore wrote:
> you arent doing anything wrong. you probably just need to upgrad
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