Hi,
I agree with all 3 patches.
Thanks for splitting them out. That made my life so much easier.
HTH
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The URL
http://people.apache.org/~pgollucci/CPAN/Apache-DBI/Apache-DBI-0.100.tar.gz
has entered CPAN as
file: $CPAN/authors/id/P/PG/PGOLLUCCI/Apache-DBI-0.100.tar.gz
size
Here is the backtrace with debugging enabled:
#0 0x0807be3f in modperl_handler_perl_get_handlers (my_perl=0x834edb0,
handp=0x8137370, p=0x837f3d8) at modperl_handler.c:579
#1 0xb7a4658a in XS_Apache2__RequestRec_get_handlers () from
/opt/lib/perl/5.8.4//auto/Apache2/RequestUtil/RequestUtil.so
These patches were originally by Patrick Mulvany, and posted to mod_perl
in 2003. I've made sure they apply to Apache-DBI-0.99, and are
compatible with my re-scoping of $Idx.
The ping patch looks obviously correct to me. It makes sure that the
database is always pinged on connect() if PingTimeOu
You've got an extra couple of days to put in a talk, so let's get some
more mod_perl talks in there! ApacheCon is a great conference to speak
at and I know that many of you have stories worth telling but haven't
stepped up yet. This is your chance.
- Perrin
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Since folks are
> While you're at it, can you post 2 separate ones instead of 1.
Here's the first patch. It moves $Idx from being a file-scoped variable
to connect() scope. The cleanup handler is then passed a closure
containing $Idx:
$s->push_handlers("PerlCleanupHandler", sub { cleanup($Idx) });
or
Joe Thomas wrote:
I'll attempt take a look at this sometime this week. At first glance
I
think I have some questions about it. I'll get back to you after more
thorough investigation.
Please CC the modperl@perl.apache.org list as I'm not technically the
maintainer, Ask still is, and its s
> I'll attempt take a look at this sometime this week. At first glance
I
> think I have some questions about it. I'll get back to you after more
> thorough investigation.
>
> Please CC the modperl@perl.apache.org list as I'm not technically the
> maintainer, Ask still is, and its supposed to
Justin Wheeler wrote:
> Oh, wait .. it gets better.
>
> I fixed my previous problem, but have a new one.
Sorry to hear that.
> If I put my system under heavy load, I start seeing these in my log files:
>
> [Tue Aug 09 15:46:05 2005] [error] lookup of 'Main::session_check' failed
>
> session_ch
Oh, wait .. it gets better.
I fixed my previous problem, but have a new one.
If I put my system under heavy load, I start seeing these in my log files:
[Tue Aug 09 15:46:05 2005] [error] lookup of 'Main::session_check' failed
session_check is sometimes another handler in the list of handlers
(d
Joe Thomas wrote:
Hi Philip,
I notice that you're maintaining a new version of Apache::DBI. About a
year ago, I posted a couple of patches to the mod_perl list, and sent
them to Ask, but never received any response. My patch fixes a problem
with database rollback/cleanup when more than one dat
Yup. As it turns out, it was my own stupidity. It was calling handler
again, but handler was returning DECLINED due to a mismatched
content_type, and mod_perl had simply remembered the next handler was
dbconnect and went about its day.
Problem was fixed by having handler() clear out any other
Pe
I realise there's a good chance my issue is my own stupidity, but I'm
hoping someone else can help out -- I've searched this mailing list and
google, all to no avail.
I am in the midst of trying to convert my software from mod_perl 1 to
mod_perl 2 without the use of Apache2::Compat.
I have import
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Geoffrey Young wrote:
>
> Dominique Quatravaux wrote:
>
>> $r->subprocess_env() (undocumented but present in mod_perl 1.3
>>
>> $r->internal_redirect() (again undocumented but present in
>> mod_perl 1.3
>
>
> unless you mean strictly in terms of what
Horray, Its finally successfully indexed.
There is no functinal change in this version from 1.03 other then I've
fixed the CPAN/Pause indexing. Thanks Andreas!
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