Is there any value in receiving an incomplete upload? Are you better off
deciding how to avoid the timeout instead?
Malcolm wrote:
Is there any way to get some of the pieces of an incomplete multi-part post?
The situation I have is a client uploading multiple files as pieces of a POST,
but th
If you're running your scripts in Apache2::Registry, your scripts are
compiled on first go, and remain in memory subsequently.
When your script changes, the change should be detected, and
recompilation is automatic. IMHO this is a real time saver as
development goes.
do() is bad for speed op
Is there any way to get some of the pieces of an incomplete multi-part post?
The situation I have is a client uploading multiple files as pieces of a POST,
but then timing out in some manner whilst doing so. I know I'm getting some
of the files (I have an upload_hook in place that dumps the fil
Hello -
Am executing several CGI scripts under mod_perl using Apache::Registry (I hope
that terminology is correct). As I understand it, the scripts get cached in
each httpd thread the first time that thread executes them. Is this correct?
So when I change a script, do I need to restart Apac
Torsten Foertsch wrote:
Hi,
I have looked through http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/testing/testing.html
for a list of variables available for @@ substitution. After that I thought
the best documentation is the code and found in TestConfigParse.pm this
function:
sub apply_take1 {
my
Hi,
I have looked through http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/testing/testing.html
for a list of variables available for @@ substitution. After that I thought
the best documentation is the code and found in TestConfigParse.pm this
function:
sub apply_take1 {
my($self, $c, $directive) = @_;
Hi,
Maybe we should go one step back:
Does "make test" works correctly for you?
Does it also test the mod_perl part?
Gerald
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> From: abhishek jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: Gerald Richter
> Cc: modperl@perl.apache.or
