ion in the works?
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you reply to me in person, make
> sure you keep Randy CC'ed -- all the kudos should go his way :)
>
When I search for 'dbi' or 'DBI', it finds nothing, and the search box shows 'dby'!
It looks like it's try to helpfully change my search pattern...
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is list too much more.
Anyone who's interesting in getting involved, email me, and I'll ensure that I add
your name to the list. You don't have to be a programming guru, of course... there's
always plenty of ways to get involved in these things.
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They're not using it though--maybe they would transfer? Probably better to stick in
the perl.apache.org domain though.
BTW, thanks to everyone who's already responded privately to my renewed request. Keep
it up!
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he Guide being
one)...
If there's a good reason to have the Guide's search engine separate to the rest of
perl.apache.org, should it have a separate domain (modperlguide.org?,
guide.perl.apache.org?)?
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hod::Maker
* Implementing persistance
* Inheriting class data
* Blessing regexps, subs, and globs
I could keep going, but there's a taste... There's a good forum at the attached
web-site that Conway visits regularly.
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de is that the first connection in a new
session may have one additional redirect. The front-end server needs access to a
central data store to do authentication (since it needs to know about _all_ users),
but that only generally needs a username/password/userid, so it's unlikely to cause
v
At 01:28 PM 5/4/00 +0300, Stas Bekman wrote:
>Two things:
>
>1) I'd better concentrate on improving the content and structure of the
>Guide and will leave this search engine task to someone who needs to use
>the Guide but find it unusable without the proper search engine.
>
>2) perl.apache.org doe
On 5/2/00 2:19 PM, Stas Bekman wrote:> 2.
The other request is about the "Controlling and Monitoring the> Server"
chapter itself. Do you think that in addition to the existing> items (see
below) you/we want to see other things related to this chapter.
I'd be interested in seeing information o
ny code that recognises hrefs with potential cross-site scripting
problems?)
TIA,
Jeremy
Hi.
We are running Server Version: Apache/1.3.9 (Unix) mod_perl/1.21 on a
Linux system.
Having problems with a "Deep Recursion" when using the copy method of
File::Copy.
Basically, this part of the copy code isn't working properly.
# if (defined &syscopy && \&syscopy != \©
# && !$to_a_h
On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, John S. Evans wrote:
> So digging a little deeper (and through the magic of trial and error), the
> offending module seems to be Mail::Field.
>
> It has a bunch of code to dynamically load perl classes for various types
of
> fields (AddrList, Date, Content-Type, etc), and thi
> > I've been getting frustrated by the mandatory warning created by 'use
> > constant' under mod_perl, caused by constant subroutines being redefined
> > when imported. In particular, with Archive::Zip this was adding hundreds
of
> > lines to my log every restart.
>
> what version of Perl are you
Hi there,
I've been getting frustrated by the mandatory warning created by 'use
constant' under mod_perl, caused by constant subroutines being redefined
when imported. In particular, with Archive::Zip this was adding hundreds of
lines to my log every restart.
I've edited constant.pm and Exporter
I tried to find a general mailing list for perl, and I searched Deja and
www.perl.com, and I found nothing, so I thought I'd try this mailing list.
I have an E450 with Solaris 7 on it, on which I am trying to compile
perl5.005_03. If I try to compile using all default settings, I get the
followi
I figure someone, somewhere has done this already, so I thought I might ask
here.
What I need to do is limit the number of times a user can connect to the
webserver. Basically, if user x is authenticated from more than y number
of IPs within z minutes, I want the authentication to be declined.
r/passwd info, users $r->header_in to
add the header and then uses $r->uri to rewrite the uri as $page. ($r is
the Apache->request object). However whilst this does redirect to
/helpdesk it doesn't prevent the browser from asking for the
authorization.
I may be going about this all wrong -
Sorry about the double post, you guys can ignore this one... I sent this
yesterday afternoon and when it didn't go through I subscribed to the list
and sent another...
Not sure why this one took almost 24 hours to go through....
Jeremy Domingue
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le.
I am running Apache 1.3.9, mod_perl 1.21, and Apache::ASP 0.16.
Any input, suggestions, or ideas would be greatly appreciated! Please CC
your replies to me as I am not subscribed to the modperl list.
TIA!
Jeremy Domingue
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s own
authentication..
If I get some free time in the next few days, I'll mess with 0.16 a bit more
to see if I can figure out exactly what is causing it and why... in the
meantime, if you need any input (or a tester), let me know...
Jeremy Domingue
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er
reading the changes in 0.16, I'm wondering if it's due to the change you
made that allowed Apache::ASP to be 'Basic Authentication friendly'?
Jeremy Domingue
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From: "Joshua Chamas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "
le.
I am running Apache 1.3.9, mod_perl 1.21, and Apache::ASP 0.16.
Any input, suggestions, or ideas would be greatly appreciated!
TIA!
Jeremy Domingue
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