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Ryan Perry wrote:
> I'm having trouble building svn of apreq2 on FreeBSD 5.4:
>
> # perl Makefile.PL --with-apache2-apxs=/usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs
> --with-expat=/usr/local
> perl: 5.8.6 ok
> mod_perl: 2.02 ok
> Apache::Tes
Hi,
how do you access those parameters:
- CGI.pm
- APR::Request
- Apache::RequestRec
Tom
JT Smith wrote:
> Is there any difference between how form post variables are handled in
> modperl via http vs https? The reason I ask is because since switching
> from CGI/MP Registry to native MP2 handlers
I'm cleaning up / refactoring a bunch of stuff in my
BigModPerlProject that will hopefully go public w/an alpha phase next
week
( side note - thanks to everyone here for helping me out over the
past few months )
During this phase, I've been causing a lot of general errors that
case Serv
I'm having trouble building svn of apreq2 on FreeBSD 5.4:# perl Makefile.PL --with-apache2-apxs=/usr/local/apache2/bin/apxs --with-expat=/usr/localperl: 5.8.6 okmod_perl: 2.02 okApache::Test: 1.20 okExtUtils::MakeMaker: 6.30 okExtUtils::XSBuilder: 0.27 okTest::More: 0.47 ok./configure --enable-
Does this cause significant performance degradation?
If anything, this would cause a performance increase as the chdir
function is now a no-op.
And you are not doing a system call to chdir
JT Smith wrote:
Is there any difference between how form post variables are handled in
modperl via http vs https? The reason I ask is because since switching
from CGI/MP Registry to native MP2 handlers, some of my forms don't
seem to work when running under SSL. However, without SSL everything
Is there any difference between how form post variables are handled in modperl via http
vs https? The reason I ask is because since switching from CGI/MP Registry to native MP2
handlers, some of my forms don't seem to work when running under SSL. However, without
SSL everything is peachy keen. T
Tom Schindl wrote:
Well the style attribute run-in for display is part of the CSS2-Spec but
at the moment only Opera seems to support it.
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/properties/classify/display.htm
Tom
Tyler MacDonald wrote:
Hey,
Since the new FireFox displays CSS parsing e
Chase Venters wrote:
> Peter... sorry if I can't answer your question more directly, but I will
> say that running under mod_perl 1.99 at this point, whether or not your
> distribution ships a mod_perl 2.0, is probably unadvisable. It's
> unfortunate that we've had to endure an API change, but give
Well the style attribute run-in for display is part of the CSS2-Spec but
at the moment only Opera seems to support it.
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/properties/classify/display.htm
Tom
Tyler MacDonald wrote:
> Hey,
> Since the new FireFox displays CSS parsing errors in the javascri
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