Jim Albert wrote:
Can someone point me to a URL that describes the purpose of the Apache2
namespace?
I don't believe one exists (yet) ... possibly a good idea for the
perl.apache.org site?
The general idea as I've got it is:
1. Apache::*
Module works under mp1
Possibly works
Can someone point me to a URL that describes the purpose of the Apache2
namespace? Latest mod_perl was just installed on one of my systems and I
noticed a few modules moved from Apache:: to Apache2::
Not a big deal. I made a few changes to handle that. But, I'm wondering
if I should eventually
Michael Peters wrote:
Geoffrey Young wrote:
Michael Peters wrote:
see some of stas' modules on cpan - Apache::Peek comes to mind. IIRC
they support both mp1 and mp2 and have some kind of dynamic build-time
checking code in Makefile.PL
Thanks, I'll look into those.
Sadly I've not released a
Thomas Hilbig wrote:
> Since updating to mp2.0.0 and httpd 2.0.54, my CGI
> scripts no longer include the heading at the top:
>
This is something usually added by my PerlResponseHandler. If I'm using
XML::LibXML to generate the response, the document type declaration is
added automatically.
Ar
Geoffrey Young wrote:
Michael Peters wrote:
Hello all,
I have a module that can be run either under mod_perl 1 and 2. This
works great when running and testing using Apache-Test, but the bit I'm
having problems with is the install.
For it to run properly it needs either Apache::Constants or
A
Philip G. Gollucci wrote:
You are correct in what it does; however, its not an issue as far as I can
see. The reason being is that the last arg of connect is the \%attrs hash
ref. Its replacing the password with *'s and then showing all SCALAR (aka
simple to the lazy programer) parameters :)
David Christensen wrote:
Thank you everyone for your thoughts and help. :-)
Geoffrey Young wrote:
$r->no_cache(1) ...
no_cache() should work (or at least it has for me in the past when IE
has given me similar headaches).
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