What would happen if you extended the time out period of the server? Jay Scherrer
On Wednesday 22 December 2004 03:04 pm, Kurt Newman wrote: > I've recently converted from Apache 1.3.x to Apache 2.0/mod_perl > 1.99 on RedHat 9. > > The issue I'm having are for those applications that attempt to > POST data (e.g. from a form) that are, for the most part, pretty > large (e.g. 46kB). Unfortunately, with this newer version, the > applications aren't receiving the full POST'd parameters. > > To best describe what I'm talking about, here are two examples. > For each one, you'll see some version information along with a form > that have 500 pre-checked boxes. (each has large value names to > help increase the POST size). To test this, go to the very end of > the form and click 'Submit Query'. > > Working (Apache 1.3.x using mod_perl 1.26): > https://www.globaldataguard.net/perl/mycheckbox.cgi > > Broken (Apache 2.0.40 using mod_perl 1.99): > https://www.globaldataguard.net:5043/perl/mycheckbox.cgi > > Each version will attempt to print out their entire parameter list > using CGi.pm's Dump() subroutine. The "working" version will print > out a complete paramter list, whereas the "broken" version > arbitrarily lops off the data. > > To ensure that it wasn't some odd code behavior or even the web > server, I took the same mycheckbox.cgi code and reconfigured the > webserver to use mod_cgi (instead of mod_perl). When I do this, > all works as intended (except for it not being under mod_perl of > course). > > Thank you, > Kurt -- Report problems: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html List etiquette: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/email-etiquette.html
