how about some case-specific information about your request:
why exactly do you want a pool of db handles, vs additional db
connections ?
what db are you using ?
depending on your design and platform, a dbpool might not be a good
idea -- or you could be best-off with a middleware
On 6/15/07, Jeff Nokes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
(Q1) First, why would what seems to be identical multi-process interaction
with the
DB file achieve different results when attempting to view the updated record?
I see two possibilities. One is that you have a SELECT running in one
process wh
Is there any way I can read variables from apache's log system back into
a PerlLogHandler? %h %l etc
I sent this to the SQLite mailing list on June 4th, but never received any
replies.
I figure either I'm making a totally rookie mistake somewhere, or folks really
don't
know how to help me with this. I'm hoping someone may have some insight to
offer
on this forum. As always, I appreciate any a
But you read this one anyway. Does this say anything about the subject?
-
Thomas
> Onderwerp: Re: TIPool
>
> Not wanting to nitpick, but I'm going to a bit anyway...
>
> When people post to this newsgroup can they please try and come up with
> subject lines that are a bit more detailed an
> It wasn't intended to be. It was going to be a pool of DBI handles,
> assuming that those could be made shareable between threads. If your
> goal is to use apr_dbd from Perl, you should probably look at writing
> a DBD:: module that uses apr_dbd as a backend.
>
> - Perrin
I just bought 'the A
Not wanting to nitpick, but I'm going to a bit anyway...
When people post to this newsgroup can they please try and come up with
subject lines that are a bit more detailed and don't just seem on first
glance to be randomly generated single words?
Normally, I see a single word with an attachme
On 6/14/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am able to execute the below program in perl but NOT in mod_perl
I don't use Open2, but I recall people using IPC::Run with mod_perl 1.
Maybe you should try that. Or it looks like IPC::Cmd provides a
wrapper over multiple IPC:: module
On 6/15/07, Cyril SCETBON <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any difference in using each syntax to signal a warning in the
error log of Apache ? Performance impact ?
Theoretically, the longer version is probably faster, but I doubt
you'll ever be able to measure a significant difference.
- P
On 6/15/07, Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is this project still alive ?
I don't think anyone is currently working on it. The excitement about
using threads kind of died down after we discovered they use more
memory and are slower than the prefork model.
Will this be an Perl interface to
On 6/15/07, _spitFIRE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I made a new perl module using h2xs, and would now like to how to configure
the makefile for the module. In particular, I'm interested to know how ti
configure the property -'PREREQ_PM'.
http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/cpan_mod_dev/cpan_mod_d
I made a new perl module using h2xs, and would now like to how to configure
the makefile for the module. In particular, I'm interested to know how ti
configure the property -'PREREQ_PM'.
The problem is that I've written a module in such a way that it works fine
both under Apache 1.3.37/mod_per
Hi people,
Is there any difference in using each syntax to signal a warning in the
error log of Apache ? Performance impact ?
Thanks
I also have that sometimes. It happens (I think) if a Perl interpreter
in Apache is restarted because of perlInterpMaxRequests is reached or
because one crashed.
If I immediately restart Apache after I do a fresh start, it always
restarts fine.
I do also a 'stop' and then after the service stop
Hi,
I am also using modperl 2.03 with Apache 2.2 under Windows XP, and I have
very often problems when trying to restart the web server.
I use the following command:
net stop apache2.2
It tries to stop and after a few tens of seconds it reports that the server
cannot be stopped.
If I try t
Hi,
Foo JH wrote:
What's the actual error from the error_log?
Below shows apache shutting and and restarting...and failed.
[Thu Jun 14 17:30:19 2007] [notice] Parent: Received restart signal --
Restarting the server.
[Thu Jun 14 17:30:19 2007] [notice] Child 5780: Exit event signaled.
Child
I see you are using an old libapreq2. Have you tried using 2.08 from
http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/
What Perl distribution are you using ?
The combination Active state 820, libapreg2.08 (from uwinnipeg) and modperl2.03
(also from uwinnipeg) with windows 2003sp1 and XPsp2 works fine.
I have a sm
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On 6/14/07, Foo JH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I was hoping to migrate my apps to the apache2.2 platform. The apps are
fine, except that I notice now it's not possible to restart the app -
the message 'The requested operation has failed!' pops up.
What's the actual error f
In the Modperl documentation I read about the great idea of DBI pool in Apache:
‘The interpreter pool is implemented in terms of a "TIPool" (Thread Item Pool),
a generic api which can be reused for other data such as database connections.
A Perl interface will be provided for the TIPool mechani
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