Thank you. Again. (I seem to say that a lot)
I was googling for portions of the error string, and diving through
the pages of mod_perl cooking and practical_mod_perl -- i saw nothing.
Google actually had 4 entries, at most, for most portions of the error
string, which I found odd.
Anyways
Thanks to all who responded for sharing their feedback and experience
regarding my Wiki-like thing -- I think the result is a much better
system! I have just one question, which I'll put up front -- at the
end, I will describe my more-or-less "final" setup.
The question is: I have a mod_perl ha
jonathan vanasco wrote:
I don't know if this is an issue with mod_perl or libapreq2
all attempts to get_remote_host error with:
Can't locate auto/Apache/Request/get_remote_.al in @INC
libapreq2-2.04-dev
Mac OSX 10.3.7 Darwin
ModPerl 2.0.RC4 (mod_perl/1.999.21)
Apache/2.0.52
On Feb 12, 2005, at 10:52 AM, Stas Bekman wrote:
Ben, the answer is here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/Apache/RequestRec.html#C_filename_
Ah -- I see! Thanks Stas,
- ben
I don't know if this is an issue with mod_perl or libapreq2
all attempts to get_remote_host error with:
Can't locate auto/Apache/Request/get_remote_.al in @INC
libapreq2-2.04-dev
Mac OSX 10.3.7 Darwin
ModPerl 2.0.RC4 (mod_perl/1.999.21)
Apache/2.0.52
Perl
At 10:15 -0500 02/12/2005, Geoffrey Young wrote:
>I suspect that the perl compiled with mod_perl was a different perl than the
>one you expected.
I did upgrade to Perl 5.8.5 sometime back and didn't rebuild mod_perl at the
time (although I also left 5.6.1 in place and swear I've restarted the Apac
> I suspect that the perl compiled with mod_perl was a different perl than the
> one you expected. I'll take a look and see if I can't make that error
> message a bit better (like spitting out @INC as well or something).
ok, this patch seems to be a bit better. if I remove Apache.pm from perl's
Hello,
Richard F. Rebel wrote:
I sent a message just prior to this that contained a forward from the
linux kernel mailing list that explains this further, but:
The method you are using to check changed with 2.6.10 and may readily
account for the changes you are seeing in your figures.
In the end, y
ben syverson wrote:
What's the best way to slurp a file in mod_perl 2? I'm trying to use:
$r->filename('somefile.txt');
$text = ${ $r->slurp_filename() };
But it returns:
Error: read 23 bytes, expected 512 ('(null)')
The file is 23 bytes -- is mod_perl expecting files to end in a null char?
Ben, th
Richard F. Rebel wrote:
Hello Perrin and other modperl users,
I have forwarded an email from Hugh Dickens as a follow up on recent
discussion of mod_perl+apache forked children and copy-on-write pages.
Thanks for pursuing that issue at the linux kernel list, Richard. As you
have suggested it doesn
Untarred a fresh apache 1.3.33 and mod_perl 1.29... Ran the configure
example straight out of the docs (changed directory names to match my
reality :-)):
perl Makefile.PL APACHE_SRC=../apache_1.3.33/src \
APACHE_PREFIX=/home/http DO_HTTPD=1 USE_APACI=1 EVERYTHING=1
Ran m
Vicki Brown wrote:
> At 15:38 -0500 02/11/2005, Perrin Harkins wrote:
>
>>Do you have a backup of your application code? I'd suggest building a
>>fresh apache/perl/mod_perl, verifying that it works, and then putting
>>your code in place. There are plenty of docs on perl.apache.org to help
>>yo
Stas,
As far as the kernel issue goes, you are right there has been changes.
The meaning of 'SHARE' pages reported by the Linux kernel has changed
over time. This does not necessarily mean your processes aren't sharing
via COW pages, just in how the kernel reports them.
I posted a response from
Hi Kurt,
I sent a message just prior to this that contained a forward from the
linux kernel mailing list that explains this further, but:
The method you are using to check changed with 2.6.10 and may readily
account for the changes you are seeing in your figures.
In the end, you should not be u
Hello Perrin and other modperl users,
I have forwarded an email from Hugh Dickens as a follow up on recent
discussion of mod_perl+apache forked children and copy-on-write pages.
As I had suspected, for our interest, the 'shared' figure represented by
TOP, ps, and other tools (based on /proc//sta
What's the best way to slurp a file in mod_perl 2? I'm trying to use:
$r->filename('somefile.txt');
$text = ${ $r->slurp_filename() };
But it returns:
Error: read 23 bytes, expected 512 ('(null)')
The file is 23 bytes -- is mod_perl expecting files to end in a null
char?
- ben
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