Apache will response Date info, But server and client have
different clock and the
cache(Expire Header) will become invalid. If i can get
local pc datetime from _javascript_.
and i can modify DATE header then the program
will solve. But the Date header seem
can not by modified. Why ?
Blayne Bayer wrote:
I have a problem that hopefully somebody has encountered or can point me
in the right direction.
We use the latest embperl 1.xxx release on linux. I have created a
handler to do authentication before the embperl handler is run. This new
handler needs to read data from the
Title: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
I'd like to ask a question in tangent to
yours:
What happens you load a package via
PerlPostConfigRequire? I usually 'require' a script, but if it is possible to
execute a package instead, that may be better.
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From
I have a problem that hopefully somebody has encountered or can point me
in the right direction.
We use the latest embperl 1.xxx release on linux. I have created a
handler to do authentication before the embperl handler is run. This new
handler needs to read data from the post each request. Ho
On Tue, 14 Feb 2006 23:16:12 +0100
"Peter, Attila" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there any method to restore Apache's default PerlTransHandler
> (or in general any other handler) in VirtualServer container after
> a PerlTransHandler was set up in the main server config?
Yeah, you want to set
[note: x-posted to modperl]
[note: i sent this earlier from an unsubscribed address. that
shouldn't go through. if it does, apologies in advance ]
I wrote a web services module to incorporate the TrackBack protocol
into my mod_perl application
I started testing it using WordPress - the p
I wrote a web services module to incorporate the TrackBack protocol
into my mod_perl application
I started testing it using WordPress - the php blog software
It seems to have set a cookie (see details below) , that causes an
automatic error in modperl
The error in the logs is :"Expected
Title: MP2 PerlTransHandler and VirtualHosts
List,
Is there any method to restore Apache's default PerlTransHandler
(or in general any other handler) in VirtualServer container after
a PerlTransHandler was set up in the main server config?
Consider the following:
PerlLoadModule