Upon further investigation (ok, trial and error...), it seems that using
the multipart form encoding, in conjunction with CGI.pm (I'm using
CGI.pm-2.49) and Apache::Session, causes my test script to hang
at the "op" function within the IPC modules.
In the same test script, if I use the Apache::R
Thanks for the reply, Jeffrey.
Ok, I can understand how leaking session handles would cause a read or
write lock, or whatever. However, I thought that untieing the session
hash would release whatever locks the session held -- at the end of the
simple script I untie the hash.
In fact, the scri
Kip,
I think I mentioned this yesterday in an private email message already. I
had the same problem with Apache::Session 1.03 in my environment. For some
obscure reason, my tied %session didn't go out of scope and was never
"untied" at the end of one request.
This results in a situation where Ap
Kip Cranford wrote:
>
> Again, I'm using mod_perl 1.21, apache 1.3.9, Apache::Session 1.03, on a
> RedHat 6 linux system with perl 5.005_03, and am using Netscape Comm.
> 4.51 as my browser.
>
> The problem now seems to be Apache::Session and file uploads. My
> handler is providing a simple fil
Again, I'm using mod_perl 1.21, apache 1.3.9, Apache::Session 1.03, on a
RedHat 6 linux system with perl 5.005_03, and am using Netscape Comm.
4.51 as my browser.
The problem now seems to be Apache::Session and file uploads. My
handler is providing a simple file upload interface, and I'm using
