ed to fit your specific needs
(e.g. private labelling).
At the moment, installation has quite a few steps. Sorry about that. I tried
to make it as simple and straightforward as possible, but the complexity is
necessary since it needs to tie into your existing mod_perl app.
Cheers,
-Adi
--
Th
On, or in the near vicinity of Tue, 15 Jul 2003 01:47:13 -0500
James G Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> has thus written:
> Adi Fairbank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Here are the possibilities:
> >
> > 1 Apache::WebMessaging
> > 2 Apache::App::WebMessaging
onally prefer 1 or 2, so if there are no serious objections, I'll pick one
of those. Let me know which you like the best.
-Adi
On, or in the near vicinity of Tue, 1 Jul 2003 11:23:00 +0200
Enrico Sorcinelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> has thus spoken:
> On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 12:57:00 -0700
> Adi Fairbank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Apache::WebMessaging
> >
> > I am about ready
ur conf file, in which case you'll need more
than that. I recommend Apache::AuthCookie as it has good builtin support for
custom require methods in mod_perl.
-Adi
es, interfacing with standard mailbox types:
mbox, Maildir, etc)
If you want to play with it before I release it to CPAN, you can get a copy
here:
http://adiraj.org/sw/Apache-WebMessaging/Apache-WebMessaging-0.80pre1.tar.gz
TIA for any comments,
-Adi
For example, what I'm looking for are other projects similar to Gedafe:
http://isg.ee.ethz.ch/tools/gedafe/
but maybe with a more customizable front-end.
-Adi
would make this job really easy?
TIA,
-Adi
call mlockall() from
the mod_perl parent process.
HTH.. I'm very curious to know if this works.
-Adi
Ed Grimm wrote:
>
> I believe I have the answer...
>
> The problem is that the parent httpd swaps, and any new children it
> creates load the portion of memory that was swa
, good, and failed requests (previously these
were fudged)
* a few small bug fixes.
Please see the Changes file for complete details.
Happy benchmarking!
-Adi
sent, good, and failed requests (previously these
were fudged)
* a few small bug fixes.
Please see the Changes file for complete details.
Happy benchmarking!
-Adi
could also
just use the my Perl version of ab which has most of the same functionality
as ab. Let me know if it works for you.
-Adi
Joshua Chamas wrote:
>
> Last I checked, ab which comes with Apache, had not yet been ported
> to NT/2000 officially. However, there does seem to be a po
newest ab) due to my
laziness. BTW Stas, the next update with Keep-Alives is almost ready. Next
will be authentication and proxy support, then SSL support.
my 2c. -Adi
--
We are Linux. Resistance is an indication that you missed the point.
an now be added to HTTP requests
* removed 512 byte hard-coded maximum size of HTTP requests;
now requests can be arbitrarily large
* all HTTP requests are now stored and accessible via regression methods
* improved documentation
Have fun!
Adi
--
The uploaded file
ApacheBench-0
only work if you don't need it for anything.
-Adi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> I have seen this one before, you will have to recompile DB_File.pm. Maybe
> someone can shade some light of why this happen, anyways here's how I fix it.
>
> 1) I changed the symlink of db.
I wish someone would just write a worm that would put these IIS machines out
of their misery and stop causing the rest of us such a headache.
Nick Tonkin wrote:
>
> Sorry for the off-topic post; there was a lot of discussion here of
> CodeRed and Reuven's module to report attempted attacks.
>
>
I had this problem a while back and it turned out to be an infinite loop in
my code. I found it by writing in better logging mechanisms which
pinpointed exactly where the infinite loop was.
HTH,
Adi
Christoph Bergmann wrote:
>
> Hi...
>
> I have a problem with an apache_mod_perl-
swap). So I was
going to test the mlockall() Linux system call to see if it made a
difference. (Search the archives for "mlockall").
However, I am using the Linux platform - the VM behavior may be totally
different on Solaris.
If anyone else has some time to play with mlockall() on Linux, I'd like to
know the results. It'll be a few more weeks till I get a chance.
-Adi
nyone have any experience with it in a production environment? Is it
at least stable with MS SQL server?
-Adi
Doug MacEachern wrote:
>
> On Tue, 26 Jun 2001, Adi Fairbank wrote:
>
> >
> > If this is the case, it would be helpful to prevent the parent process from
> > *ever* swapping to disk.
> >
> > The Linux kernel has a system call mlockall() which disable
not sure where in the mod_perl
source to call mlockall(). It would need to be before the parent spawns any
children.. Has anyone tried using Linux's mlockall()/mlock() with mod_perl?
-Adi
JS10,
etc. But either one is fine with me.
Sounds fun!
-Adi
Stephen Adkins wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I will step up to write this code. (if it is what I think it is)
> I have responded to the message by beginning a requirements document.
>
>http://www.officevision.com/pub/HTM
rt is getting people to
write the widget objects.
-Adi
On Sat, 28 Apr 2001, Gunther Birznieks wrote:
[text cut]
>
> So for Adi -- I think the messaging server is great and I am sure it is
> cool and works well. And I am sure there are people on this list who will
> benefit. But unless your company makes the healthcare system
althcare parties
who require a secure environment (we run it behind our SSL server).
We are planning on releasing it as soon as we can fully separate it from
the rest of our code. Mostly just wanted to let people know in case they
were in need of something like this and were thinking of developing it
themselves.
Cheers,
- Adi
u? I just didn't like all those
warnings in the IPC::Open2 and perlipc man pages.
-Adi
Sean Chittenden wrote:
>
> The night of Fat Tuesday no less... that didn't help any
> either. ::sigh::
>
> Here's one possibility that I've done in the pa
this option has worked _very_ well for me in the past. -sc
>
Yeah, I do use that method for all my read-only data, but by definition the
persistent session cache is *not* read-only... it gets changed on pretty much
every request.
-Adi
Perrin Harkins wrote:
>
> Adi Fairbank wrote:
> >
> > I am trying to squeeze more performance out of my persistent session cache. In
> > my application, the Storable image size of my sessions can grow upwards of
> > 100-200K. It can take on the order of 200ms f
supported multi-dimensional Perl data?
My other question is: since this will be somewhat moot once Apache 2.0 +
mod_perl 2.0 are stable, is it worth the effort? What's the ETA on mod_perl
2.0? Should I spend my effort helping with that instead?
Any comments appreciated,
-Adi
. It also
requires a second MODE parameter, but likely not on the mac.
You'll also need to change
22
to
22
in order for CGI.pm to get your ProjectNumber correctly.
-Adi
ization speed is significantly better.
Cheers,
-Adi
Paul Kulchenko wrote:
>
> > you are dedicated to supporting the full SOAP API (not sure what
> > SOAP::Lite leaves out).
> First thing I did seven months ago was my email to Keith Brown
> (author of DM's SOAP/Perl module)
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e system in milliseconds. Please, have anyone any idea what function I can
>use?
>
> Try the Time::HiRes module on CPAN.
>
Or HTTPD::Bench::ApacheBench if you want to see response time from the
perspective of the client.
-Adi
Manhar,
HTTPD-User-Manage is exactly what you're looking for. Get it from CPAN at:
http://www.cpan.org/modules/by-authors/id/L/LD/LDS/HTTPD-User-Manage-1.54.tar.gz
-Adi
> Manhar Goindi wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Are there any APIs available in Apache modperl which can be use
xpires:" header. If you click reload,
it will actually hit the server and show you your login script page again.
HTH, -Adi
Kiran Kumar wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I have Installed AuthCookie Module but it does not work on netscape (4.7)
> but works on IE .
>In netscape after
Dave Kaufman wrote:
>
> "Adi Fairbank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Dave Kaufman wrote:
> > >
> > > $Location{"blah"} = {
> > > require => "group payer_manager, payer_group demo"
> > > };
> > &
ments in $Location{} directives. The most logical seems to be what
Tom suggested:
require => ["group payer_manager", "payer_group demo"]
I'd be happy to submit patches if I got a go ahead from Doug that this would be
useful.
-Adi
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Dave Kaufman wrote:
>
> i belive it is. in fact, i didn't realize specifing two require coditions (one
>group and one user) worked on *separate* lines :)
>
> something like:
>
> $Location{"blah"} = {
> require => "group payer_manager, payer_group demo"
> };
>
> should do the trick.
>
> -d
7;t work. Maybe I'll have a looksee at
the source code.
-Adi
Tom Lancaster wrote:
>
> I think require => ["group payer_manager", "payer_group demo"] should do it.
>
> On Fri, Nov 17, 2000 at 01:11:09PM -0500, Adi Fairbank wrote:
> > Say I have a $Direc
uot;group payer_manager",
require => "payer_group demo",
};
Obviously this won't work because the second "require => " directive will
clobber the first. So what's the workaround? I coul
"B. Burke" wrote:
>
> I've got a question related to encryption and mod_perl. I'm running
> an apache mod_perl server (AIX and Linux platforms) to serve HTML
> forms, query backend databases, and print formatted results. I currently
> use .htaccess for authentication, although this will probabl
"Christopher L. Everett" wrote:
>
> Adi wrote:
> >
> > martin langhoff wrote:
> > >
> > > Chris,
> > >
> > > i'd bet my head a few months ago someone announced an apache::bench
> > > module, that would take a
rks and logs. CPAN is your friend, also.
It was HTTPD::Bench::ApacheBench. It is a Perl API to ab. It doesn't take a
log per se, it simply sends sequences of HTTP requests and benchmarks the
results. I'm sure you could very easily write a script to parse a log and then
make a benchmarking run out of it.
-Adi
n XML system to use the
SOAP standard.
BTW, has anyone played with these SOAP modules much? Specifically, are they
well-written / optimized for mod_perl?
-Adi
Geoffrey Gallaway wrote:
>
> I know this isnt the right place to ask this question but if someone could
> at least fill me in a
er should be called twice, the
second time from within Apache? Also, is there a better way I should go about
accomplishing my desired goal of only allowing proxy-through requests to the
mod_perl server?
-Adi
tead of ab.
>
Yes, I'll be looking at it extensively in the next few months. So I might just
take it over. :)
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ual. Download the full package at
http://adiraj.org/sw/ApacheBench/ApacheBench-0.5.tar.gz. Enjoy.
-Adi
---
NAME
ApacheBench - Perl API for Apache benchmarking and
regression testing.
SYNOPSIS
use ApacheBench;
my $b = ApacheBench->new;
# global configurat
I'm there, anyone can recommend me a way to hunt the memory
> leak of my modules? I've inherit an already well developped site that
> leak a lot and I'd like to trap those memory leaking... I'm on Solaris,
> if that can help...
Apache::Leak
-Adi
approach is to use a load-balanced set of
proxy/SSL servers, as Stas describes in the guide. Commodity PC hardware
running Linux has a much better performance/price ratio than expensive,
single-purpose SSL accelerators.
-Adi
release in a week
or two. Sounds like you don't need much more than ab at the moment though.
-Adi
Rich Lemanski wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I just visited Stas Bekman's Benchmarking Applications page at:
> http://thingy.kcilink.com/modperlguide/performance/Benchmarking_App
Must be nice being your own boss! I think we missed not just your technical
expertise but also your moral guidance (don't worry though, there wasn't
another eToys thread). Glad to have you back... -Adi
"Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote:
>
> I got a three week vacation fr
(everyone) for the responses, I'll get back to you all when we have
something concrete.
-Adi
Stas Bekman wrote:
>
> Adi, I've already implemented a part of the thing you are talking about.
> At least the core of it. At this point I've the framework for benchmarking
> suit
perfectly except for the fact that its just not fast enough. It would be
perfect if we could integrate ab with LWP. So, just wanting to get general
feedback from the LWP community on whether such software would be useful to
others.
-Adi
unity.
Experience in one or more of the following desired:
- Apache, perl, mod_perl
- CGI.pm
- DBI
- XML
- FreeBSD and/or Linux kernel
- Oracle, Postgres, or MySQL
We are located in Raleigh, NC.
Please forward inquiries to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Adi
..."
>
> Can anyone quantify this a bit?
On my site, I *need* to use server-side session objects. I am storing data
that the user should not be allowed to modify. The session data is used
directly by the server to determine what data to send to users in different
cases. If it were passed in the cookie, a malicious user could take
advantage of this and change the state of their session at will.
-Adi
Jim Winstead wrote:
>
> On May 05, Adi wrote:
> > You can still use CGI.pm from within mod_perl (and you should). There is
> > nothing better at handling data passed from a browser via HTTP POST and/or
> > GET. If you currently use CGI.pm, I think you'll find t
browser via HTTP POST and/or
GET. If you currently use CGI.pm, I think you'll find that a lot of your
current code can simply be cut-and-pasted into a mod_perl setup.
-Adi
Did you call $r->send_http_header before you returned REDIRECT ? Cookies
reside in the HTTP header, so you need to send it.
Bill Desjardins wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I checked the archives and the guide to no avail, so here goes. I am
> having trouble setting a cookie in the header and then doin
"Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote:
>
> On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Adi wrote:
>
> > Joshua Chamas wrote:
> > > How many writes and session ties per second does this system
> > > handle, and what kind of db are you using. Currently the NetApp
> > > NFS fil
"Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote:
>
> On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Adi wrote:
>
> > "Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote:
> > >
> > > On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, Dan McCormick wrote:
> > >
> > > > "Jeffrey W. Baker" wrote:
> > > > >
/sec on that hardware, it is a scalable solution. All decent DBMSes are
multi-threaded and scale with number of CPUs. Is the NetApp NFS approach as
scalable ? I don't know enough about it to compare...
Sorry for not providing exact benchmark numbers..
-Adi
taking a hash already tied to a DB_File (via Apache::ASP) and then trying to
tie it to a DBMS via Tie::DBI. At best, you'd have two copies of your
session data, but most likely it wouldn't work.
-Adi
e other ways to
auto-logout - I thought doing it outside of mod_perl is a good idea just to
take some load off of it.
-Adi
Jeff Beard wrote:
>
> This is a question for comp.infosystems.www.authoring.cgi.
>
> But since I'm here...
>
> I would check for the cookie every time
r on mine (I just
started working on it today).
Thanks for the LWP list ref.. I'll post the question there.
-Adi
Stas Bekman wrote:
>
> First I work on a similar suite as well. I didn't want to announce it yet,
> before I get some things working. But since you've mention
/localhost/uri3'));
}
# this code will only send 3 requests to the webserver, NOT 15
Has anyone done similar work making a regression test using LWP ? Is there
an easy way to turn off this caching behavior?
-Adi
I get an intermittent error using Apache::Session while trying to tie a
session. It occurs sometimes and the only way to fix it I've found is to
reboot. The weird thing is that I change nothing and rebooting fixes it.
Looks like a semaphore problem. Why would the call:
new IPC::Semaphore
g
I use URI::Escape. Check CPAN. It allows you to customize which characters
to escape if you don't like the default.
-Adi
Ed Loehr wrote:
>
> I just noticed that Apache::Util::escape_uri does not escape embedded '&'
> characters as I'd expected. What is
@c[0]={'k1','v1','k2','v2'};
@c[1]={'k3','v3','k4','v4'};
$Session->{'array'} = [ @c ];
print $Session->{'array'}->[0]->{'k1'},"\n";
@e = @{$Session->{'array'}};
print $e[0]{'k1'},"\n";
DBI handles should be storable also, just be sure to use anonymous hash
syntax, since they are blessed hashes.
- Adi
sk always chugs for a sec right before it happens.
Sorry for bothering you with this.. I feel sheepish now that it looks like
just a disk swap issue. Is it normal for mod_perl apache processes to
forget their shared memory when they come out of swap?
- Adi
minutes, and reload VMonitor after a period of no
activity.
I couldn't test exiting the Apache child, since it isn't a gradual dropoff.
BTW, how do you terminate an Apache child process from within mod_perl?
Thanks,
- Adi
Randy Harmon wrote:
>
> On Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 10:47:02PM
ours do. It looks like a memory leak.
Does anyone know why the shared memory would decrease so dramatically?
Initially virtually all of the 10M size is shared, then it decreases to
about 3M. I'm using Apache::ASP->Loader to pre-load all my .asp scripts,
and have all the modules I use pre-loaded into the parent server with
PerlModule's.
- Adi
Yeah, I'd be happy to. I'm not quite done with my app-specific version, but
once I get done I'll genericize it and send it along. I'll have to write up
some documentation, too. It'll probably be a week or two before I have
something worthy of publication.
-
llow controlled access to other
sessions.
Anyway, just thought I'd mention this, though I'm sure you already realized
it. You might want to put a note in your API documentation to take care not
to reveal the SessionID when you use GetSession.
- Adi
Joshua Chamas wrote:
>
&g
;);
> > print $sessobj->{'foo'};
> >
> > That way I wouldn't have to go through all my code adding Session data to
> > Application. :) How hard would implementing such a method be?
> >
>
> Not terribly.
>
Could I do it? It seems this is the best solution for my problem. Do you
think there's a better way?
- Adi
ementing such a method be?
Yes, I'm using DB_File to store data, so the size won't be a problem. BTW,
are there still problems using Storable with DB_File?
Thanks again,
Adi
Joshua Chamas wrote:
>
> You end up having to add the information that you want
> to $Application yourself, and cleaning that up in
> Session_OnEnd.
s. So
I only get the user data value. Any data that gets added to Session after
it starts doesn't show up in $Application->{'Session'}->{'SessionID'}
Is there a way to get a reference to a session object given the SessionID?
If not, is there any plans on adding that feature? If not, I'd be happy to
code in that functionality if no one's working on it.
Adi
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