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( 03.09.03 10:42 -0700 ) Stas Bekman:
> You mean, you want to generate one? in mod_perl2/apr it'd be:
is there an equivalent in mod_perl1?
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( 03.07.21 17:04 -0500 ) Nigel Hamilton:
> At Turbo10 we went for a strict 'no functional elements' in the
> template approach.
this seems like you're placing a technical limit on your solution. why
wouldn't you use the technologies that will solve your problem the best
instead of constraining
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( 03.07.14 20:14 -0700 ) Adi Fairbank:
> ( I wouldn't want to have any piece of software named after me... just
> my personal style. Software lives for too long, especially open
> source. It would still be called that long after I'm dead. )
don't be too sure. no one may call it anything at a
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( 03.05.29 14:25 -0700 ) Kirk Rogers:
> but i dont want to send it out without at least making it somewhat
> difficult for some hacker to just simply steal it and load it
> somewhere else without my consent.
why not? have you ever read the GNU manifesto?
http://www.gnu.org/gnu/manifesto.html
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( 02.11.19 19:48 +0100 ) Francesc Guasch:
> The idea is get something just a little difficult to
> read, so the customer engineers have a hard time if
> they try to read the source.
Call all variables 1 char names
Replace all comments with 'comment here'
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( 02.11.01 13:42 -0500 ) Perrin Harkins:
> It's not that map is so evil, but rather that I have often seen people
> overuse it (especially after a first-reading of "Effective Perl"), and
> write confusing code with it by jamming too much into the "map { some
> stuff } @list" form.
As a former
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( 02.10.31 21:57 -0800 ) Nick Tonkin:
> I'm excited to get them going in perl, and I want to appeal to the list
> for donations of books on learning perl.
I'd say the best 'books' are all on line. Don't underestimate the
[lowly] man pages. Or perldoc [-f].
And there are stories and tutorials
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( 02.10.30 03:22 -0500 ) Perrin Harkins:
> They didn't make their decision on performance though. They seem to
> have been most influenced by the idea that perl allows too much
> flexibility in coding style, although I can't see how PHP is going to
> help with that.
Wow, I'd like what *the
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( 02.07.22 10:15 -0400 ) Jon:
> At my former employer's, we built an Enterprise Management System out of
> mod_perl. He wants to distribute it to clients w/o risking theft of his
> code.
Well, I'll save the intellectual property rant, but it's going to be
very difficult to do. Perl is set up
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Try as I might, I cannot get apache to run. It just keeps segv-ing.
When I run it with -X I can see the failure [with gdb's help]
#0 0x401aac25 in __libc_free (mem=0x4039c778) at malloc.c:3155
#1 0x403472c4 in Perl_sv_clear () from
/opt/webtree/ww/modules/libperl.so
#2 0x403474d5 in Perl_s
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( 02.06.13 13:34 -0700 ) Rasoul Hajikhani:
> Is there a way to read the actual URL typed in the location box of the
> browser?
javascript [ducks].
I think there's an Apache::URI object where you can get this stuff in a
handler.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Jon Robison [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 26, 2002 9:14 AM
> Somebody get this reviewer a grammer checker!
( 02.04.26 09:22 -0400 ) Wiswell, Virginia:
> this is a joke, right?
No, gramper wants to keep tabs on her.
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( 02.04.18 17:32 -0500 ) Nigel Hamilton:
> I'm looking for a two-way cipher to obfuscate URL parameters
> safely and succinctly (not too many extra characters).
If you just want to obfuscate, you can do a rot13, with special
substitutions for non alpha charachters. Or any other 'roll yo
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( 02.03.15 10:03 - ) Jonathan M. Hollin:
> However, I request your comments on this idea: should we have just one
> button (helping to develop a distinct identity for mod_perl) or should
> we have several (for choice)? It's up to you...
TMTOWTDI, of course- multiple buttons!
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> On Tue, 12 Mar 2002, John Saylor wrote:
> > I have found that some browsers put the file in the value matching
> > the parameter name instead of putting a file upload object there.
( 02.03.12 18:36 -0500 ) Rich Bowen:
> That's not really necessary, as Apache::Re
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( 02.03.12 06:57 -0500 ) Rich Bowen:
> Comments welcome, YMMV, Caveat Emptor, and all that.
I have found that some browsers put the file in the value matching the
parameter name instead of putting a file upload object there. So your
code should check the value to see if it is a path AND a one
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( 02.03.06 10:28 -0800 ) Eric Hammond:
> I'm part of a small group which recently did something like this,
> replacing a major NT/IIS/ASP web site with Linux/Apache/mod_perl/Mason
> in 3 months.
Dude- write this up! Submit it to Stas, or the perl.org web site. This
is good stuff that we *all*
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( 02.01.23 18:23 + ) Philip M. Gollucci:
> Is there anyway I can on the fly take the messed up HTML file I get and
> covert it to what they meant to give me.
Probably not. You *could* strip out all HTML [and other formatting
cruft] and display as text, but I'd guess your 'constituents' wo
Hi
I haven't used the -P switch too much, but it occurred to me that it
might be helpful to use a preprocessor to handle some things [if (
$DEBUG ) {}] instead of relying on run-time logic.
Can anyone say anthing meaningful about the interaction of this switch
and mod_perl handlers? Is there som
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( 01.12.04 16:39 +0800 ) Stas Bekman:
> Thomas Klausner, Allan Juul and Carlos Ramirez have answered the
> challenge and submitted their modperl site designs. Thank you folks!
I'd like to echo that thanks since all 3 designs are thoughtful and well
executed.
While a poll is cleaner in a way
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( 01.11.25 22:37 +0100 ) Thomas Klausner:
> You can look at my idea of the the new modperl-site design here:
> http://domm.zsi.at/modperl-site-domm/
I like it. The main part of it is now just an elaboration of the
contents, I imagine this will be a changing teaser of some sort.
> * While th
Hi
I'm trying to use Apache::Request to upload a file, but it's not
working.
Here's how I initalize the object:
$s = shift;
$apr = Apache::Request->new ( $s,
DISABLE_UPLOADS => 0 );
And here's the upload code:
# using $rv for something beside a return
Hi
Is it possible to put a handler on the error log so that certain
elements could be filtered? Ideally, I'd like to keep track of how many
times a certain error appears and with a handler that would be a cake
walk. So the handler would 'live' between the main httpd process and the
file, doing it
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( 01.05.10 13:07 -0600 ) Mark Holt:
> For my paid users, I would like to offer the option of using
> .htaccess files for password protection, but I can't afford to check these
> files on every hit, only hits to paid sites. I can determine if the user is
> paid with a couple of lines of perl,
Hi
Perhaps this is obvious, or said somewhere that I haven't looked; but
I'm having trouble figuring it out.
What I want is for a certain directory tree to be behind an
authorization handler; however, the content behind this directory tree
consists of handlers and aliases. And the authentication
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( 01.04.02 23:48 +1000 ) Rod Butcher:
> Does this mean Perl 6 is dogmeat ?
No, birdfood.
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( 01.03.20 10:36 -0500 ) Geoffrey Young:
> still need more suggestions for a theme that aren't tongue-in-cheek,
> though :)
But those are the best ones! And puns and other word play are a part of
perl culture!
Also, just for my information, who decides on the theme and how do they
do it?
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( 01.03.19 13:35 -0500 ) Geoffrey Young:
> In the spirit of things free and fun, I again have a sponsor for mod_perl
> T-Shirts for this year's ApacheCon BOF.
Any thought of making a extra and selling them off the list for people
who can't get to ApacheCon and yet want to proclaim their mod
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( 01.01.13 12:32 -0800 ) Jamie Krasnoo:
> Ok, I've had it with RH 7.0. Too many problems. What Linux distro are some
> of you using with Apache 1.3.14 and mod perl 1.24_01?
Slackware 7.1
And, I'd also consider making the leap to [Free]BSD.
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- Original Message -
From: "George Sanderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, December 14, 2000 22:47
Subject: RFC: Email (mod_perl) Apache module?
> The module would allow the users to read and send email.
> Now that would be advocacy;-)
No, that would be spam.
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I am writing a mod_perl handler that takes a HTTP POST and sends mail. What
I'd like to do is to open up a connection to the SMTP server [a Net::SMTP
object] and a log file [filehandle] that exist outside of the handler. So
that when the handler is run, it has access to these items, and can se
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> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Argument "OK" isn't numeric.
> Argument "OK" isn't numeric.
> Argument "OK" isn't numeric.
> Argument "OK" isn't numeric.
> What that mean ???
Your code is expecting a numeric value [probably 1 or 0] and it's
getting a string.
Your
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- Original Message -
From: "Ian Frawley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is it not just possible through a perl module as I am not very clued
up on
> digital certificates.
Well, you have to have some credentials- and if it's not a cookie [bad
idea anyway], and if it's not a username/password-
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- Original Message -
From: "Ian Frawley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Is it possible to authenticate a user without having to use the
> unfriendly login box provided by browsers, without using cookies?
2 words: digital certificates
This probably means a lot of infrastructure [LDAP, CA, sma
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( 00.09.28 17:29 -0500 ) Philip Molter:
> Recently, one of my co-employees has been messing around with Zope
> (http://www.zope.org) and I was wondering if there's a package that
> provides similar functionality using mod_perl and Apache rather
> than its own web server.
That would be mason
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