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Interesting, your comments on CGI::Session vs Apache::Session as I've had
nothing but trouble with Apache::Session::File -- session data
inconsistently being written to the file.
I'm sorry to hear that. Did you mention those problems to the author or
bring it up on the mo
Interesting, your comments on CGI::Session vs Apache::Session as I've had
nothing but trouble with Apache::Session::File -- session data
inconsistently being written to the file. Several years ago I first tried
Apache::Session, but had the problem with data being saved in the session,
so tried CGI:
How does this help if the server hosts only one sites which is base on, say,
Mason, and where every page request would require mod_perl?
-Tom
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> To: modperl@perl.apache.org
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> Probably the biggest bang for the buck with the least effort or code
> changes is to set up a lightweight (i.e. non-mod_perl) reverse proxy httpd
> in front of the httpd that is running mod_perl:
>
Would you recommend squid or mod_proxy?
> Hey there
>
> It strikes me that your problem is directly related to memory usage.
> Linux machines have a bad problem in that if your apache children get
> swapped out ->for any reason at all<-, they will lose any shared memory
> that they may have had before being swapped out. When they are s
Thanks a lot for the advice, everyone. This seems to be working for me; I'm
just having another error about not being able to load some other library
(Apache::Request), but I think I'll be able to figure it out.
Just to clarify what I said earlier, my DocumentRoot is not /, but the
working direct
On Saturday 15 January 2005 17:08, Geoff Mishkin wrote:
> I've got mod_perl (version 1.99.11) all up and running on Apache (version
> 2.0.52), but the working directory of my scripts is always set to / when
> mod_perl runs them, instead of being the directory the script is in. This
http://perl.apa
Geoff Mishkin wrote:
I've got mod_perl (version 1.99.11) all up and running on Apache (version
2.0.52), but the working directory of my scripts is always set to / when
mod_perl runs them, instead of being the directory the script is in.
If you happen to use a threaded MPM, you can't use a working
Geoff Mishkin wrote:
I've got mod_perl (version 1.99.11) all up and running on Apache (version
2.0.52), but the working directory of my scripts is always set to / when
use lib qw(.); # that's a period in between the parens.
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From: "Geoff Mishkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2005 12:26 PM
Subject: Re: [mp2] working directory of scripts
Hi Sean, thanks for the reply.
However, my problem is that the working directory is set to the root of my
filesystem, not the docu
Hi Sean, thanks for the reply.
However, my problem is that the working directory is set to the root of my
filesystem, not the document root. I'm not sure an alias would help here;
the only thing I can think of (other than using chdir()--which would
involve changing all the scripts for the webapps
Geoff,
You may want to set an alias for the directory for your scripts. You could
do something like (from apache2 docs):
the Alias directive will map any part of the filesystem into the web space.
For example, with
Alias /docs /var/web
the URL http://www.example.com/docs/dir/file.html will be
I've got mod_perl (version 1.99.11) all up and running on Apache (version
2.0.52), but the working directory of my scripts is always set to / when
mod_perl runs them, instead of being the directory the script is in. This
wreaks havoc if the scripts are using relative pathnames. I was able to
solve
On 15 Jan 2005, at 05:29, Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
If I want to use CGI::Session or CGI::Application, can I do it if I use
mod_perl or there are better modules for using with MP?
CGI::Application JFW for me under mod_perl.
--
Dave Hodgkinson
CTO, Rockit Factory Ltd.
http://www.rockitfactory.com
Octavian Rasnita wrote:
Hi,
If I want to use CGI::Session or CGI::Application, can I do it if I use
mod_perl or there are better modules for using with MP?
Just a couple of thoughts:
CGI::Session does not appear to be well maintained. It's very popular
and I know many people who have tried to se
On 1/15/05 0:29, "Octavian Rasnita" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> If I want to use CGI::Session or CGI::Application, can I do it if I use
> mod_perl or there are better modules for using with MP?
>
> Thanks.
>
> Teddy
>
Both work quite well under mod_per. The CGI in both of those does
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