Okey so this is the situation I have right now:
0)mysql based application
1)server with mod_perl
2)client is browser for time being, might be a mobile terminal or "custom
client application" in the future
3)testing ( with perl-unit )
3.1)testing package method functionality separately from the ui
3
This same problem occurs if I call A2::C->new without any value argument
("...new (-name => 'some_cookie', -expire => '-1D', -path => ...,
-secure => 0)"), though I didn't verify the A:C->new behavior with no
-value at all (only with -value => undef...).
Derek
Derek R. Price wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
Hello,
If this isn't the correct place to report this problem, please excuse
the noise and redirect me...
Apache::Cookie->new used to deal gracefully with an undefined -value
argument (like: "...new (-name => 'some_cookie', -value => undef,
...)"), at least when -expire was in the past ("-1D" in
Perrin Harkins schrieb:
> Thomas Wittek wrote:
>> The cursor on the DATA filehandle will be wrong:
>
> I think you just need to rewind it after reading it. See the docs for
> seek() and tell(). Here's an example:
No, the position is already wrong before any read. So saving it for
later purposes
Thomas Wittek wrote:
The cursor on the DATA filehandle will be wrong:
133 at /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.7/TestHandler.pm line 5.
Warning: something's wrong at [..]/TestHandler.pm line 6.
I think you just need to rewind it after reading it. See the docs for
seek() and tell(). Here's an exampl
Hello!
I guess I've found a bug in mod_perl2. But I'd like to ask the users
list first, if anyone has an idea what goes wrong.
I've run into troubles accessing the __DATA__ section of my
modules/handlers. A minimal demonstration handler looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
package TestHandler;
su
I'll probably move this to the beginners-cgi list at Sean's suggestion.
But just to try and wrap up one specific point...
I've been following the information here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/cgi.html
and also looking at Includes here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/ssi.html
T
On Mon, Sep 18, 2006 at 12:46:43PM +0100, Simon Wray wrote:
>
> The error log contains no entry pertaining to the loading of the page.
> Which makes me think the script has been located & executed...
Really? Not just that it didn't even parse the file for SSI? That's how
I'd read it. Change the s
On Monday 18 September 2006 07:46, Simon Wray wrote:
> The error log contains no entry pertaining to the loading of the page.
> Which makes me think the script has been located & executed...
>
> I didn't think I needed to set up SSI because I'm using exec and I have
> ExecCGI configured. I.e. I'm n
The error log contains no entry pertaining to the loading of the page.
Which makes me think the script has been located & executed...
I didn't think I needed to set up SSI because I'm using exec and I have
ExecCGI configured. I.e. I'm not using Include.
Thanks
Simon
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F
On Monday 18 September 2006 07:18, Simon Wray wrote:
> Hi
>
>
>
> I'm trying to execute a simple Perl and/or Python script on Apache2.2
> from within an HTML document, but with no success.
What does your error_log say?
Also, it looks like you are using SSI, so you will need to make sure SSI is
Hi
I’m trying to execute a simple Perl and/or
Python script on Apache2.2 from within an HTML document, but with no success.
Please advise if this is the incorrect list to
address this problem to.
I have a simple “Hello, World!” script
in Perl that I want to execute from within a
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