thanks very much guys - that's very useful info.
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The following patch makes life a lot easier:
in B::TerseSize:
631c631
< my $script = $q->script_name;
---
> my $script = ( defined $q && $q ) ? $q->script_name : $r->uri;
The problem is, the Apache 2 API doesn't use CGI query objects at all so
you can't use the script name.
d
Jonath
On Dec 1, 2006, at 2:20 PM, Frank Wiles wrote:
You might want to look at PerlBal (http://www.danga.com/perlbal/)
also to use in place of a light Apache. It's lighter then a light
Apache and has some other interesting features.
pesonally, i'm a huge fan of nginx ( http://wiki.codemon
On Fri, 1 Dec 2006 15:15:32 + (GMT)
Anthony Gardner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> it's actually MP .. not too sure, to be honest. I work for a
> largce co. that are using RedHat pkgs and although it claims tp be
> MP2, its version number gives 1.99(sth) and the Apache namespaces are
> A
On Fri, 1 Dec 2006 09:49:34 +0100
"Daniel McBrearty" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I saw a longish article on the site a while back that described how to
> deploy a site so that a lightweight apache instance serves static
> files, while s seperate server handles mod_perl stuff. Can't seem t
Phillip wrote:
Hey guys,
I've installed Apache 2.2.3 and mod_perl 2.0.3 + libapreq2, >apparently
all successfully (my application runs pretty well). Now I want to
install Apache::VMonitor and can't.
I've running on Debian sarge and have Apache 1.3.33 installed as
> well >in
/usr/sbin/apach
I just figured since Tomcat supported CGI it might support mod_perl too
but I guess not. Thanks for the info!
Gary
-Original Message-
From: Tom Schindl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2006 10:42 AM
To: Heuston, Gary James
Cc: modperl@perl.apache.org
Subject: Re: Ne
Hi,
sorry you are mixing things completely Tomcat is a
Java-Servlet-Container and mod_perl is module for the Apache-Webserver
you won't never get mod_perl running inside Tomcat but you can use your
Apache-Webserver to pipeling request to your Tomcat using mod_jk or let
requests be handled by mod_p
Hey all, I am a new list member but a longtime Perl junkie :). I
started scripting Perl about 6 years ago, and I still haven't found a
language I like as much as this...
I am considering converting some of the tools my group is using to
mod_perl, however the company standard is to use Apache To
it's actually MP .. not too sure, to be honest. I work for a largce co.
that are using RedHat pkgs and although it claims tp be MP2, its version number
gives 1.99(sth) and the Apache namespaces are Apache and not Apache2.
So, this already is a bone of contention.
The code to the functi
Daniel McBrearty wrote:
I saw a longish article on the site a while back that described how to
deploy a site so that a lightweight apache instance serves static
files, while s seperate server handles mod_perl stuff. Can't seem to
find it back though.
The best writeup on it is here:
http://www.m
Anthony Gardner wrote:
I'm def not the first to have noticed this, I googled but nothing sprang
out at me.
I have a pkg var
our $DOCUMENT_ROOT = WWW::Utils->document_root();
and I print %ENV at package level
WWW::Utils->printenv();
I'm assuming mp1. I think you might have to show the contents
I'm def not the first to have noticed this, I googled but nothing sprang out at
me.
I have a pkg var
our $DOCUMENT_ROOT = WWW::Utils->document_root();
and I print %ENV at package level
WWW::Utils->printenv();
If, after changing this pkg's code, I issue a new request, the DOCUMENT_ROOT is
set o
David Scott wrote:
Hey guys,
I've installed Apache 2.2.3 and mod_perl 2.0.3 + libapreq2, apparently
all successfully (my application runs pretty well). Now I want to
install Apache::VMonitor and can't.
I've running on Debian sarge and have Apache 1.3.33 installed as well in
/usr/sbin/apach
Daniel McBrearty wrote:
Hi
I saw a longish article on the site a while back that described how to
deploy a site so that a lightweight apache instance serves static
files, while s seperate server handles mod_perl stuff. Can't seem to
find it back though.
http://perl.apache.org/docs/tutorials/app
Hi
I saw a longish article on the site a while back that described how to
deploy a site so that a lightweight apache instance serves static
files, while s seperate server handles mod_perl stuff. Can't seem to
find it back though.
I'm in the the process of rewriting my site using catalyst, but al
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