Will Stranathan wrote:
I've looked at the mod_perl documentation on how to eliminate the
problem of values being remembered when a named inner subroutine
accesses a lexical symbol. I *thought* I was doing things correctly,
but when I precompile (or even preload) CGI, I get the same types of
p
Shawn wrote:
Hi, I have been trying to figure out a way to limit the massive amount
of bandwidth that search bots (Googlebot/2.1) consume daily from my
website. My problem is that I am running Apache::ASP and about 90% of
Doesn't Apache::Throttle, configured in apache to kick as a fixuphandler
I've looked at the mod_perl documentation on how to eliminate the problem of
values being remembered when a named inner subroutine accesses a lexical
symbol. I *thought* I was doing things correctly, but when I precompile (or
even preload) CGI, I get the same types of problems, regardless.
mod
On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 11:42, Shawn wrote:
> I guess the only true way to tell if this is working will
> be to check the access logs and what response codes were given back to
> googlebot over time.
You could just test it with LWP by setting your UserAgent to be whatever
Google uses.
- Perrin
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http://www.SearchEngine-News.com
has lots of information on search engine optimization, how various bots
scrape,etc
On Wed, 2004-01-28 at 14:51, Ryan Farrington wrote:
> Stupid question: Have you tried contacting google to see if there is
> something they can do? Last I heard it was still a com
Stupid question: Have you tried contacting google to see if there is
something they can do? Last I heard it was still a company ran by people who
actually liked their jobs =)
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From: Josh Chamas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 27, 2004 7:41 PM
To: Shawn
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Thanks for the ideas, although from my research it doesn't look like
googlebot or any other bot will accept gzip compression, it would be
nice though. I guess the only true way to tell if this is working will
be to check the access logs and what response codes were given back to
googlebot over tim
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, Geoffrey Young wrote:
> so, the Location header really needs to special treatment to be included in
> redirect responses, which is typically why you put things in err_headers_out.
Well, the report I got on it was that setting it in headers_out rather
than err_headers_out caus
Hello there,
On Wed, 28 Jan 2004, Paul Prinsloo (TEBiVO) wrote:
> I've recently tried to upgrade both the openssl and openssh packages on
> my system (Red Hat 9 OS).
Just those?
> All installations went without hiccups
Are you sure about that?
> when I tried starting up the httpd daemon after
Hi
I’ve recently tried to upgrade both the openssl
and openssh packages on my system (Red Hat 9 OS). All
installations went without hiccups, but when I tried starting up the httpd daemon after a system reboot, the following error
message occurred:
Starting httpd: Processing config
Altaf Rupani wrote:
The version of mod_perl is 1.99_09.
Hi!
The newest version of Apache::AuthenNTLM (2.05) needs mod_perl 1.99_12
to set the Global variable MP2.
let me know if that works :)
speeves
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AuthenNTLM.
Right I have managed to sort out the "Can not get NONCE" error. The
NONCE is the random data intiality retrieved from the WIN32
authorative host, this nonce value is then sent in the Authorization
HTTP header to the browser. The Browser then modifies its value using
the username
>- login(): set Location header with err_headers_out rather than headers_out
> (Casey West)
I find this curious. both apache 1.3 and 2.0 have the following logic (in
http_protocol.c):
const char *location = apr_table_get(r->headers_out, "Location");
...
/*
* It's poss
Shawn wrote:
> Hi, I have been trying to figure out a way to limit the massive amount
> of bandwidth that search bots (Googlebot/2.1) consume daily from my
> website. My problem is that I am running Apache::ASP and about 90% of
> the site is dynamic content, links such as product.htm?id=100. The
Egor Shipovalov wrote:
I'm debugging my mod_perl/Mason application interactively using Apache::DB.
While everything seem to work as advertised, I get a lot of unneeded console
output from httpd. Looks like it's reporting every subroutine and eval call
That's the nature of the debugger: it tells you
Original Message
Subject:Re: Apache::AuthenNTLM-2.04 Problems..
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 02:31:22 +
From: Darryl Miles <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CC: Shannon Eric Peevey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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NB - Speeves,
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