modperl and fprintf(stdout,...)

Hi, I would really appreciate if someone could answer the following question regarding modperl and writing to stdout for me: I have a perl binding for a C library which generates binary(audio/video) data. To push this binary data over an HTTP response, fprintf(stdout,...) does not work in contex

All about CGI.pm

Hi, Shouldn't mod_perl 2.0.X contain the CGI.pm, reason for this question is we got fedora core 5 running on our developement machines, in our mod_perl handler, we got the following, and works fine, we did not install CGI.pm seperately, use CGI; .. . ... $myParam = $cgi->param('param')

speed limit

Hello list, Is it possible to write speed limit module (for file downloading) by modperl rather than using Apache's official module? Thanks.

Problem with IPC:RUN on Windows

Dear all It has been difficult to subscribe to the mailing list, I was refused due to some SPAM control when using my usual account [EMAIL PROTECTED] I would really like to know why that happened, as we do not send nor have we ever sent SPAM. But to my problem with IPC. I am using W2K on

Re: Scripts works under CGI but not under mod_perl (and thread stack size)

Thanks a lot Perrin for advising to run prefork. I switched to prefork and I am now able to successfully run apache2 under the debugger/valgrind. I was finally able to narrow down the problem to symbol clashes between two shared libraries for which perl bindings were written. Using the right link