PerlSetEnv ORACLE_HOME /usr/local/instantclient_10_2
PerlRequire startup.pl
You might also look at PerlPassEnv.
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So, this problem just took 2 days away from me:
I'm moving a site we have running on an *old* RedHat box to a new Debian
sarge box. Which means, of course, I have to make sure all of the
pieces are working. A critical piece is, of course, the Database
driver, which in my case is Oracle. Our DB
On Jun 28, 2006, at 6:30 PM, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
i'm using Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA
it has a memory leak when generating keys > 512
i generate keys 1024
i'm thinking that using sizelimit (i already do) should reclaim
the memory every so often when the child dies
unl
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
i'm using Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA
it has a memory leak when generating keys > 512
i generate keys 1024
i'm thinking that using sizelimit (i already do) should reclaim the
memory every so often when the child dies
unless the memory leak is happening elsewhere, not sure.
i'm using Crypt::OpenSSL::RSA
it has a memory leak when generating keys > 512
i generate keys 1024
i'm thinking that using sizelimit (i already do) should reclaim the
memory every so often when the child dies
unless the memory leak is happening elsewhere, not sure. i only call
the routi
I always keep separate logs for forked processes because i have no
idea how to make that work flawlessly. but if you are really
desperate, you could do something as bizarre as POSTing your log
messages-from the forked process-to an apache process that simply
echos the posted data to the apa
Hi,
I originally posted this to the embperl listserv, but
I haven't gotten any responses. So maybe somebody
here can help me. I hope!
I'm working on a mechanism to fork a a long running
child process. I've followed the standard mod_perl
forking wisdom in
http://modperlbook.org/html/ch10_02.htm
