On Wed, 2005-08-10 at 23:22 -0400, Jim Martinez wrote:
> What advantages do speakers receive? If being a speaker reduces the
> costs, my boss may let me attend.
The conference is free for speakers, and they pay for your hotel and
travel, and they pay you a few hundred dollars for the tutorial I t
Have you tried to put use Apache2::RequestReq; along with the other use
statements? I ran into the same problem, except that I wanted
Apache2::ServerUtil->server, and that was fixed by including
Apache2::ServerRec as well as Apache2::ServerUtil. I'm not entirely sure
why this is, but it's probably
Wicked, so go for it then, and I'll most likely be in the audience hiding
somewhere ;-) I've submitted quite a few talks of my own, so I'll get plenty
of time to talk anyways.
Oh great now the nerves.
Long Live mod_perl!
Yes!
Despite the nerves, I've officially submitted the proposal using St
On Aug 9 Perrin Harkins wrote:
> 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.
>
> - P
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Sorry, my
last email was sent out without a subject.
I'm having
trouble getting the request object from mod_perl. Here is the original
attempt:
#use
Apache2::RequestUtil;use Apache2::compat;use Apache;
my $r =
Apache->request();
This
generates the following error
Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Jim Martinez wrote:
I think I've already committed that skip rule but the rename branch
merge has wiped it away. Philip, if you work on that, just wipe off
HTML::HeadParser from your installed libs and run 'make test'
Stas Bekman wrote:
> Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
>
>>> It's more or less been the same abstract each time around.
>>
>>
>> Does anyone have it handy for me to submit ?
>>
>>> Well, I don't mind doing, and I've done it once in the past. It's a
>>> long 3hour
>>> tutorial, so it's certainly not like a
Dan Brian wrote:
By the way, Stas deserves some severe kudos for these materials. They
were the best tutorial materials at OSCON, reading like a well- written
book. You could stand up and read the whole thing without any preparation.
Thanks for the kind words, Dan.
The pseudo-pod source of
By the way, Stas deserves some severe kudos for these materials. They
were the best tutorial materials at OSCON, reading like a well-
written book. You could stand up and read the whole thing without any
preparation.
But, don't do that. :-)
Thanks Stas!
- Dan
Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
It's more or less been the same abstract each time around.
Does anyone have it handy for me to submit ?
Well, I don't mind doing, and I've done it once in the past. It's a
long 3hour
tutorial, so it's certainly not like a quick 45 minute presentation. I
guess it
dep
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Its not going to be indexed anyway as I don't have the perms. Ask does.
But, thats a good catch. Whats the next version number after .99 ?
Do I make a 1.00 or a 0.991?
That's up to you, I guess.
As for perms, Ask can give you co-maintainership
Dave Rolsky wrote:
0.100 < 0.99 !
The CPAN indexer may not like this, and the CPAN shell will certainly
not like it.
Its not going to be indexed anyway as I don't have the perms. Ask does.
But, thats a good catch. Whats the next version number after .99 ?
Do I make a 1.00 or a 0.991?
On Wed, 10 Aug 2005, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
http://people.apache.org/~pgollucci/CPAN/Apache-DBI/Apache-DBI-0.100.tar.gz
0.100 < 0.99 !
The CPAN indexer may not like this, and the CPAN shell will certainly not
like it.
-dave
/*===
VegGuid
Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
> Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
>
>> So unless anybody steps up by the end of the day, I'll submit a
>> mod_perl tutorial.
>
> Hi all,
>
> I've just gotten an okay from boss. I've been to the conferences
> before, and this particular tutorial as given by Stas, but never
Stas Bekman wrote:
> Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
>
>> Stas Bekman wrote:
>>
>>> Perrin Harkins wrote:
>>>
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 hav
Philippe M. Chiasson wrote:
Stas Bekman wrote:
Perrin Harkins wrote:
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
0x0807be3f in modperl_handler_perl_get_handlers (my_perl=0x82a90c0,
handp=0x8137370, p=0x8566f90) at modperl_handler.c:579
579 CV *cv = modperl_mgv_cv(gv);
(gdb) info locals
cv = (CV *) 0x84a9260
handler = (modperl_handler_t *) 0x8192c58
gv = (GV *) 0x859e9cc
av = (AV *) 0x8289f
Justin Wheeler wrote:
> Here is the backtrace with debugging enabled:
Can you try :
(gdb) info locals
(gdb) print *gv
(gdb) print *handler
> #0 0x0807be3f in modperl_handler_perl_get_handlers (my_perl=0x834edb0,
> handp=0x8137370, p=0x837f3d8) at modperl_handler.c:579
> #1 0xb7a4658a in XS_Apa
Tony,
Your questions about scoping are pretty common ones for beginning Perl
users. May I suggest that you pick up a good book, like "Learning
Perl"? That will go a long way towards clearing these things up for
you.
I'd also suggest reading this document:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/p
Stas Bekman wrote:
> Perrin Harkins wrote:
>
>> 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 you
Ok,
I went to google and did some more searching, this time just about the
my var.
I wrote this for an example of BAD use of $variable based on the
article I found.
I believe this demonstrates the coding in my website currently online.
lol, which is failing periodically.
-
Please allow me introduce a mod_perl based chat service at
http://www.waterlet.com/b/public/e/room
Use Apache, Mod_Perl and Javascript only, no Java, yet no "refresh" or "reload"
of the page. New messages will be polled using Javascrip and be inserted
smoothly into the chat window.
So far, I
Thank you for the response.
I am sure going to start using strict.
But one thing, why doesn't my example of NOT using strict, my, our, or
local ever fail.
Shouldn't it confuse the $html var with the value of the $html var in
the parent file.
Any ideas on what kind of an example will demon
On Aug 10, 2005, at 11:07 AM, Boysenberry Payne wrote:
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It might be that your variable aren't scoped properly.
Try:
use strict;
my $variable
or
our $variable
to keep the variable scoped to the packages they're in.
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Hello Everyone,
I have an issue that I am working on. I always ask questions that I
have to a forum before writing the list just in case someone in the
forum knows the answer. Usually I don't get any responses.
I started this thread,
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1104388&page=1
Perrin Harkins wrote:
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.
I'm not submitting any
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