On Mar 6, 2007, at 7:00 PM, Perrin Harkins wrote:
What version of "better" is that? It sounds like my worst nightmare!
You're running an ancient and unsupported version of mod_perl. You
really need to upgrade. I'm not sure you can expect two different
versions of AuthCookie to cooperate eith
On 3/6/07, Alex Beamish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I could upgrade the first server, but even better (that is, more convenient)
than that would be to have both Apache::AuthCookie and Apache2::AuthCookie,
and both mod_perl versions installed.
What version of "better" is that? It sounds like my
Hi,
I have a test system that has Apache/2.0.40 and mod_perl 1.99.07-5 on it.
Everything works fine -- as far as I understand Apache. This server is
paired with another test server that proxies most requests back, and the
other server is running Apache/2.2.2 and mod_perl (I believe it's 2.0.2-6.1
Guys, would you mind moving this question to a different forum? It's
not really related to mod_perl. There are some resources for general
perl help listed here:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/offsite/other.html
- Perrin
the final value should be a binary value(datatype) not a string of
binary digits.
eg:- if we do $a=0b."100" this becomes a string and when we take
the length($a) it gives us the size in bytes of a integer (here it would
be 4 bytes)
but if we do $a=0b100 its a binary
$a="100"; I want to convert this into perl's interpretation of
binary no ie $a=0b100
# perl -wple 's/\b([01]+)\b/"0b$1"/gee'
100
4
1001010101
12117
the powers of 2 are 1, 10, 100, 1000, 1, 10
the powers of 2 are 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32
--
"Big discoveries are protected by public incre
This may be totally unrelated, but I had a problem that I ultimately
solved by setting up a PerlChildInit handler to open DB connections for
each child explicitly. For some reason it seemed like only one
connection was being opened to connect to the MSSQL DB and that single
connection was somehow
I'm not sure it's possible to abort the read. I think the server must
finish the read before the client will accept any response data. IIRC,
discard_request_body still performs a read on the socket; it just
doesn't do anything with the read data.
Issac
Matt Williamson wrote:
> I am trying to
