Re: mod_perl 1.29 install HELPPP!!!

Allen, IndigoPerl comes with a package manager (GUI Package Manager) for perl packages (similar to PPM).. That should normally allow you to install Digest::SHA1. DBI is included in the IndigoPerl package. If Digest::SHA1 is a dependency, I'd assume that it's also included. HTH Hendrik On 6/15/

RE: mod_perl 1.29 install HELPPP!!!

Title: Re: mod_perl 1.29 install help Okay, next problem.  I downloaded IndigoPerl and installed it...got Apache running and Perl seems okay.  Got MSVS.NET 2003 for my compiler.  I'm trying to load all the prerequisites for Apache::OWA so I can get that module running.  (My ultimate goal

Re: "use overload" with Apache2::Reload

On Jun 14, 2006, at 10:33 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote: Me ? ... my memory is horrible. apololgies, you just pointed me to it a while back... """I didn't author that patch... I'm not even enirely sure I've gotten around to committing it... Though Gozer might have. | - - - - - -

Re: nothing vs Registry vs module

The vast majority of the speedup is in the compilation / interpreter loadtime. You will not see a another 20x increase in speed switching to a handler module. I bemoan the fact that some of our shared hosting servers run Perl and PHP via suexec for EVERY call. Ouch! Regards, KAM Firstly, r

Re: nothing vs Registry vs module

Matthew wrote: > Firstly, real world comparison between no mod_perl and using Registry: > Simple cgi, using Apache::DBI and CGI and HTML::Template. Loading 1 > template file and doing about 30 template param replacements. > > Using "ab" to do 500 requests at 2 concurrents took about 47 seconds. >

nothing vs Registry vs module

Firstly, real world comparison between no mod_perl and using Registry: Simple cgi, using Apache::DBI and CGI and HTML::Template. Loading 1 template file and doing about 30 template param replacements. Using "ab" to do 500 requests at 2 concurrents took about 47 seconds. Simply adding ModPerl::