Am running on a newer OS and not seeing any compiled registry scripts when
looking at "/perl-status." Am refreshing to look at several PIDs, so I suspect
a config error on my part. Have found nothing relevant in the logs.
The "/server-info" shows mod_perl.c as well as the perl.conf entries, an
Ok, just tried putting it in there, didn't seem to make any difference to
the tmon output (naturally, checking after stopping the server). I had
noticed a reference to APR::Pool in the tmon files before so I would have
thought it was loading it in any case.
if you want to (again) try Devel::Pr
Perrin Harkins wrote:
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> On Jan 23, 2008 5:57 AM, Alx G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> # PerlFixupHandler Apache::DB # tried this, just filled up my error
>> log
>> with very low-level mod_perl calls, page didn't load, nothing in tmon.out
>> (pages work fine without it)
>
> That's how you
On Jan 23, 2008 5:57 AM, Alx G <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # PerlFixupHandler Apache::DB # tried this, just filled up my error log
> with very low-level mod_perl calls, page didn't load, nothing in tmon.out
> (pages work fine without it)
That's how you run your code in the debugger. You hav
Anyone using mod_perl with GD::Graph? I am interested in generating
Imagepoints -- a feature in GD::Graph. I can't seem to find any example for
this, has anyone been able to find any details about this?
TIA
Alx G wrote:
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> I'm trying to use Apache::DProf with my Perl web app. I can't work out
> what I'm doing wrong - it should be working but it isn't (how many times
> have we all said that to ourselves eh?).
>
> I've run out of options to try now, I hope someone can help me please.
>
> ... .
