Ever considered using ActivePerl instead? It's rather well supported.
Rob Allen wrote:
Still having newbie troubles with IndigoPerl. It all installed
correctly and the service is up and running. I can start/stop Apache
consistently with no troubles. There are no errors reported in the
error
Hey gang,
We are finally ready to move to our mod_perl2 handler. I just
finished running some tests against our old CGI (no PerlRun, no
Registry, just plain jane CGI).
The results were basically the same. I did 500 requests, 2
concurents, and both scripts took about the same time.
How
On Sat, 17 Jun 2006, Perrin Harkins wrote:
For the record, I'm thrilled to have Dave's help with this module. I
was doing most of the work on it in the past, but have not been keeping
up with it. I kind of lost my zeal for it when we discovered how wrong
the copy-on-write sharing numbers wer
On Jun 19, 2006, at 12:41 PM, Rob Allen wrote:
Apache is sucking up 90-95% of my CPU pretty consistently, and when
I make a request (http://localhost...) including trying to run
PerlConsole, it hangs. No error message, no 404 Page Not Found,
nothing. It just hangs and sucks CPU cycles
On Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Rob Allen wrote:
Still having newbie troubles with IndigoPerl. It all
installed correctly and the service is up and running. I
can start/stop Apache consistently with no troubles.
There are no errors reported in the error log.
BUT...
Apache is sucking up 90-95% of my
Still having newbie
troubles with IndigoPerl. It all installed correctly and the service is up
and running. I can start/stop Apache consistently with no troubles.
There are no errors reported in the error log.
BUT...
Apache is sucking up 90-95% of my CPU
pretty consistently, and when I
On 6/19/06, Srebrenko Sehic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If there any way to access and change a variable set via normal Apache
"SetEnv myvar 1"? I've got some other Apache modules that do stuff
depending on the value and I want to control that behaviour from
mod_perl.
Something like $r->dir_conf
If there any way to access and change a variable set via normal Apache
"SetEnv myvar 1"? I've got some other Apache modules that do stuff
depending on the value and I want to control that behaviour from
mod_perl.
Something like $r->dir_config("myvar"), but that also works on
variables set by othe
