Hi,
But I have tried to reproduce the problem using USR1 and it also
dumped core. I have tried to reproduce the error on Apache 2.0.43 and
the error_log gave a different message. It gave the following message.
[Thu Nov 18 00:00:01 2004] [notice] configured -- resuming normal operations
Maybe, i use wrong handler to change AuthName?
Maxim Nechaev
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It turned out to be a misplaced PerlInithandler Apache::RequestNotes - was in the main config instead of just in the 's where I wanted it to be.
>Here, disable_uploads is set to one if you have called either of:
>
> Apache::Request->new($r, disable_uploads => 1);
> Apache::Request->new($r, D
INFOQUEST USA INC wrote:
I am going to design a auto-installer for mod_perl as many of my customers
is not comfortable installing it. I will post it here soon.
you should really check out ApacheToolBox (http://apachetoolbox.com/).
It's really easy to use to install apache/mod_perl/php, and a whole
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Chris Brown wrote:
> Right now I'm running Apache 1.3.31 with mod_perl 1.29. Perl is 5.8.3 on
> Fedora FC1
Well, I don't know anything about your specific problem but judging by
the lack of responses neither does anyone else. So here's what I'd
do:
- Download the latest Pe
You are very welcome Stas. Thank you for pointing out the directory issue.
Your book really helped me a lot and I truely believe that people like you
are the engines of this open source community. I am sure that many feels the
same way.
Khalid
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Mai
I am glad that your installtion is successful. I would suggest you to buy
some books specially 'Practical modperl" by Stas. You can always ask the
author here, if you need any help, which I consider a rare opportunity. By
the way, Authen::Captcha has some problem with mod_perl. Check the link
here:
On Fri, 2004-12-03 at 11:17 -0800, Bill Whillers wrote:
> Am I more or less efficient than just creating the hashes directly from
> hitting the database everytime the application needs it? The database is
> *not* under heavy load, at all.
If the data is small enough, loading it into memory shoul
I recently ported a set of old CGI applications for mod_perl. Each script
loads a few hashes from flat files (using "open") filled with plain rows of
delimited data that rarely changes (~50k each). The hashes are built by
iterating thru each file, row by row, assigning values to keys.
All the f
For the sake of completion, the problem was solved by checking the option in
Properties->Logon "Allow service to interact with Desktop
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