pt behave like mod_perl with
> PerlSendHeader off.
Trust me, you want to leave all the VMS, EBCDIC, and MSIE weirdness
related to sending headers in the right order, checking values, including
"extras" for broken browsers, and the all-impor
s as well, and that technique is "dated" to modern
web users.
In any case, I don't think the issue is a mod_perl one, but rather a
CGI.pm one.
BTW, Weiqi - there is a stlouis.pm perlmongers list.
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r's originating subscribing infromation, unsubscribe them to the list,
and/or notify them if it came from a compromised account.
And of course, send whatever info we can to the RBL folks (or your favorite
public list of spam offenders).
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ons passed in to _setup_symbols() and then
have new() call it again with those options to make sure that the new instance
retains the options set on the 'use' line. LDS, You might want to separate
the option parsing from the autoload magic in _setup_symbols(), and just call
the option parsin
}
I've done the same for many a change to CGI.pm to fix some nits I've run across.
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is perfectly legal if you *billed* for your work, were *paid*,
and then "voluntarily" cut a check to the charity making an actual cash
*donation*. As long as they are bona-fide separate, independent transactions,
you can claim the deduction. You can arrange to only "donate" a p
yone is so interested in Mason, Template, XSLT and all of
the other templating technologies. It's a simple business decision.
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Support open standards.
the home office" for the users. And the home office loved not having
to decipher mangled handwritten faxes.
Another product I've used for (gasp) Java is Root River systems.
Very nice report-writer type API with decent page-flow behaviours.
Don't know if you can run a JServ+mod_pe
d for all users on their system could be accomplished on the
existing sytem during a lunch hour.
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nt mail clients I have tried. Quite a few. If I could have
> gotten it to work correctly, I'd have stayed with Kaufman Mail Warrior
> (my first).
I hope that this points those looking in some directions at some of the
low-cost alternatives out there.
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ering it at the same price as Amazon.
So now it doesn't cost me anything to show my disgust for software and
business model patents. As for the Amazon kickback, well, you have a
sucky publisher for not giving you more of your directly generated sales.
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Nathan Torkington wrote:
> I like the idea of P2EE.
Yeah. Maybe it will take off better than "Pervlets" did.
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T foo FROM bar WHERE baz = %s", $dbh->quote("Don't");
Taken straight from the perldocs for "DBI".
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atch to LWP::UserAgent.pm and
thought it was the more extensive earlier patch. My vote is for Cliff's
patch to just 'use URI::URL;' in LWP::UserAgent.pm.
If you don't feel like patching, remember to export
PERL_HTTP_URI_CLASS=URI::URL instead.
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> Stas Bekman wrote:
I ran into the same problem. Found a simpler, cleaner solution.
Just perform a
export PERL_HTTP_URI_CLASS=URI::URL
before building mod_perl, and you're home free.
Long term, all mod_perl testing modules that "assume" URI::URL
is loaded by LWP will now need to explicitly load URI::URL if the
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