> I know that roundings are often tricky from language to language (Javascript
> has not the same rules for example and a small solid state calculator has
> different ones also).
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> And in Perl I found these rules not very consistent.
The effect that you have discovered has nothing to do w
includes
a bunch of outside dependancies.
You'll always be faced with challenges when it comes to administering a
Perl site of any degree of complexity, and that includes mod_perl. But
once you learn the ins and outs, it's really not so bad. Be willing
to learn. That's the be
.2.3-1Image manipulation library (free
version).
(The above list edited to remove matches that don't have anything to do with
ImageMagick.)
Maybe you use a RPM-based system... check out http://rpmfind.net/ in order
to track down which package contains the file you need.
Cheers
ly that the ASP code that anyone is about to give
you is ASP/PScript or ASP/PerlScript code.
Sorry.
Cheers,
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my
schedule. By all means, get pissed up ASAP. It'll make it easier for me to
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I don't think I'll need a repeat anytime soon. Still, I'm sure the company
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> I've been trying for THREE DAYS to email SOMEBODY at PERL.COM about taking
> out a damn ad in their Perl.Com newsletter.
>
> .
> .
> .
>
> FRUSTRATED AS HELL,
>
> -Jesse-
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> Try:
>
> http://www.smartworker.com/projects/financial.html
I think you mean www.smartworker.org
> which gives:
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You can also try [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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or.
Which is a shame, because at heart, it rocks.
(Remember that whole bit regarding enterprise application API stuff
in Perl in the "advocacy" thread of last week? SmartWorker is _it_!)
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to hear about it. It might save me
some work.
FWIW...
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ove(0x08300758, 0x08300754, 4, 0x0810a1ac, 0x08263cf4) = 0x08300758
malloc(6) = 0x085340d8
memmove(0x085340d8, 0x0816c0e1, 5, 0x4018d48c, 0x085890d4) = 0x085340d8
strcmp("SCALAR", "Apache")= 18
strcmp("Apache", &qu
race a go... sure, it yields a few gigabytes of
log information, but you gotta do what you gotta do...
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Everyone:
Here's something that myself and my sysadmin guy have been working on
for a bit: opendir appears to be broken for us on a new Apache/mod_perl
installation.
We've tried checking out the mailing list archives but nothing jumpped
out at us along these lines.
Any ideas from anyone? (much
m sure there will be mod_perl courses available somehow,
someday. 5000(0(0?)?) mod_perl hackers can't be wrong. :-)
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, and
are looking for an appropriate work/risk/reward pay-off as well.
I don't think you're being a scruge. It's a lot of money to be looking
at -- I know. :-)
History will show whether I get up the guts to write the cheque myself.
Cheers,
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rsistent database connections won't entirely be
realized until you've "saturated" your pool of Apache children, achieving
a steady-state where all your children have a cached persistent database
connection.
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script just does not get cached.
This would be an easy enough experiment to do, unless someone wants to
speak out and be an Authoritative Source prior to someone actually
running the experiment. :-)
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http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html
Apache::PerlRun
http://perl.apache.org/guide/porting.html#Apache_PerlRun_a_closer_look
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, but you are randomly hitting different
child processes each time you access your web server.
The solution to this problem depends on what your goal is with this
program.
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es based on that information.
Isn't life ugly when you don't have a timestamp type in your dbms? :-)
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amp column as well. Your program
can use that as a basis upon which to delete rows.
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e what the status
of this would be.
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gt;
> > BTW, Apache holds 61.53% of the server market share!!!
> > http://www.netcraft.co.uk/survey/
>
>
> Does this have as much to do with the growth of the 'net as with the
> popularity of mod_perl>
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"squeeze the world &
zed to , etc. blocks,
even) At least, something along these lines would cut down on the amount
of configuration syntax that would needed to be coped with.
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to come up with the implementation yourself).
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reciates that
a number of people on this list could benefit from seeing this kind
of information posted here. And information for the benefit of the
people on this list is what this list is all about, whatever form
it may take.
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old link will, too. But bookmarks and typing directly into the location
line and hitting ENTER won't.
Glad to be of help.
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If you use a
bookmark or are typing it directly into the location line, you won't
get this environment variable.
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ppropriately, etc.
Everyone's walking a fine line in so many regards... we all just
try to do our best.
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_perl, and yet it is not Apache::Registry.
So... is that mod_perl programming?
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supply of skilled mod_perl
people.
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n order
to get out. Note that this error is significant, as (it seems to me)
it _should_ be calling &Apache::Registry::MANGLEDFILENAME::handler.
It would be great if other people out there have had successful experiences
with ptkdb and mod_perl (both Apache::Registry and regular-old Perl
modules l
dumb things. *sigh* :-) ]
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