I built Apache 2 and mod_perl for the first time today. To get it to
work, I had to edit:
blib/lib/ModPerl/MM.pm
and add:
use Apache::Build;
for the 'make install' to work.
Now... it is built, and I am ready to try out stuff like Apache::Echo that
I learned about at the ApacheCon.
Rudy
Probably, you don't even need (or want) to encrypt the password.
Rather, all you want is a MAC for the password the user supplies. In
this case, use MD5.
Rudy
clayton cottingham aka drfrog wrote:
>
> whats the best encryption module for use with mod perl?
> i want to encrypt p
tement is identified by a
statement handle. We'll call the perl variable $sth.
Typical method call sequence for a select statement:
prepare,
execute, fetch, fetch, ...
execute, fetch, fetch, ...
execute, fetch, fetch, ...
Rudy
Ja
Here are some new stats for Joshua's benchmarks:
http://www.chamas.com/bench/index.html
--
Machine:
OS: FreeBSD 4.0-STABLE
cpu: PII-300
session: no
client: ab
From: local
Notes: I had to tune the TCP/IP stack...
FreeBSD straight off the web does not
ha
I run a small ISP, I like Embperl, but I am reluctant to let just any user use it.
A script such as the following can make the httpd child go very high in
MEMORY and CPU usage. Even after the request is terminated from the
client, the server keeps on chugging away.
This example uses:
Embperl
mmon email functions and problems you have already solved.
I'm leaning toward using POP3Client and EmbPerl.
Rudy
ant to lose SMTP?
You could have *two* apaches running, one on port 80 and another on port 25 (SMTP).
YOu would probably want to do this considering would could build your apache's very
differently.
Rudy
Embperl on
FreeBSD 2.2.7
PII/300 Mhz
256 Mb Ram
Session yes
localhost
=
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