Hi,
I am using the apache module mod_rewrite and the virtual document root
module that provides the virtual document root apache directive.
Problem is that if i use virtual document root for my virtual domains
then I canot use the url rewrite mechanism. I just tried it out in
various combin
Hopefully you have apxs installed which you can use to build mod_perl
without Apache sources. I have done this on Linux and worked perfectly even
when other methods didn't work for some reason.
Here are the instructions
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/install.html#Build_mod_perl_as_a_DSO_
I am using apache 1.3.34 and mod_perl 1.30.
Thanks
Dan King
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Dan King wrote:
> Hi list,
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> I have a current build of apache on a Sun Solaris 9 and want to install
> modperl as well. The instructions I have found use the apache source.
> This is the part I am unsure about, do I need to have Apache source if
> it is already installed? If I try to inst
Hi list,
I have a current build of apache on a Sun Solaris 9 and want to install modperl
as well. The instructions I have found use the apache source. This is the part
I am unsure about, do I need to have Apache source if it is already installed?
If I try to install modperl using Apache sour
> > My code around line 1059 in MySQLBroker.pm looks like this:
> >
> > sub _mysql_exec {
> > my ($self, $dbcall) = @_;
> > my @resultsArray;
> > my $count=0;
> > my $sth = $self->{_dbh}->prepare("$dbcall");
>
> You shouldn't store a $dbh in your objects like this. Apache::DBI
> will chec
