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README
As of mod_perl 2.0.4, it is possible to get request duration
inf
Hi Mark,
> The 'relocation' feature of Perl 5.10 has made it clear and easy to have a
> 5.10
> install parallel to a 5.8 install.
This was always pretty easy. I've had boxes with half a dozen
different 5.8 installs on them for special purposes. You just need to
specify a path when you install
Hello,
I'm planning on upgrading a large project to Perl 5.10.1 and mod_perl,
involving a dev box and 4 front-end application servers.
The 'relocation' feature of Perl 5.10 has made it clear and easy to have a 5.10
install parallel to a 5.8 install.
Now I'm planning what the mod_perl side of t
Thanks for the thoughts. I think as Steven said, it's hard to give
specific recommendations without understanding the nature of the
software being distributed. I didn't mention it before because I
didn't want to bore anyone but I'll take that chance now.
So the web server module that I'm wanting t
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 9:55 AM, Mike Barborak wrote:
> So, can anyone point me at other software with these requirements and
> their solution to this problem?
You can look at the installer for Krang (http://krangcms.com) which
builds the whole stack. There are also several approaches on CPAN,
l
Morten Bjørnsvik wrote:
...
Then we have a script that downloads and creates a cpan repository based on a
config
file to get the correct versions. Those modules we store locally and use
as a distribution repository.
Then we have an install script that install all those cpan modules based on
/
Hi
We ship commercial software based on mod_perl2 and mason.
We build the entire stack from perl,database,apache,openssl + own software
under /opt to separate it completely from RedHat Enterprise/SLES patching
breaking
the system.
Currently we have stable rpm spec files for base perl and apache
Steven Siebert wrote:
...
Great answer, Steve.
I have the same issue as the OP, and unfortunately, as you point out,
there is no free lunch once the application is other than trivial.
At least perl has the advantage to run "as is" on almost any platform.
Mike, if you ever find a good solution,
In message , Mike
Barborak writes:
>So, can anyone point me at other software with these requirements and
>their solution to this problem? Particularly ones that have handled
>theses issues well?
Best Practical's Request Tracker might be a useful case study.
http://www.fsck.com/projects/rt/>
It
Hi Mike,
The information you provided indicates that you have determined your
customer base for this application might not always have a dedicated IT
staff to conduct these installs. Your company has a couple options in
achieving this "last mile", which can be observed across the industry,
mod_pe
Hello,
We have built some software that depends on mod_perl and are working
on how to distribute it to customers and have them install it. It
seems the task we're asking of our customer is not for the faint of
heart as it involves a lot of command line operations, an
understanding of their web ser
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