aside from batch regexing out the 'use warnings' line - can anyone
suggest a way for me to handle this? i'd like to lose both the log
lines and the overhead of the warnings being called in the first place.
( although I'm starting to think that regexing out the line will be
required no matter what
Change your LogLevel[1] in apache to error instead of warn?
1: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/core.html#loglevel
--Ian
On 4/5/06, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I have about 140 packages/modules for my mod_perl project (heavy use
> of oop)
>
> trying to be a good coder, ev
I have about 140 packages/modules for my mod_perl project (heavy use
of oop)
trying to be a good coder, everything starts with
use strict;
use warnings;
now i'm faced with this dilemma - i'm going into a production test
shortly and, well, there are a ton of 'warnings' that
I've got an RT installation (RT 3.2.1 Apache/1.3.29 (Unix)
mod_perl/1.27 mod_ssl/2.8.16 OpenSSL/0.9.7c running on Linux version
2.4.24-ow1 w/ 4x Xeon 3GHz & 2GB RAM) which is exhibiting very high
(99%) CPU load on the parent process. This behavior is intermittent,
I'd say the parent process spends
Now that I am using a server without mp1, I noticed that I cannot perl -c my
startup.pl because it uses AuthDBI and AuthDBI looks for MP1 files if I'm
not running under MP2.
Since I'm not running under MP2 for the perl -c check, I commented the if
block to just load Apache2:Const.
use constant M
Correction: meant to say "if-modified-since" for the
auto index directory listing
--- Thomas Hilbig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> A client of mine provides a data service using
> Apache
> 2 and auto indexing. Their clients automatically
> poll
> their system and pull the data from the http
> dire
A client of mine provides a data service using Apache
2 and auto indexing. Their clients automatically poll
their system and pull the data from the http
directories as it is generated.
Their typical directories have 24 hourly files for the
last 4 months (about 3000 files in each directory). A
ne
hi all...
if you're local to the philadelphia area, a friend of mine is looking for
two strong mod_perl developers for open positions in west chester.
you can see the job listing and apply online here
http://xrl.us/kpm2 (Link to www.vwrjobs.com)
--Geoff
