On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 9:51 AM, André Warnier wrote:
>
> I am not the ultimate authority here, but I think you are going to have
> several problems with this idea.
> - the first one is that under Windows (where Apache also runs) there are no
> such signals.
> - the second one is that the signal,
I'm trying to subclass Apache::AuthDBI by doing:
package MyAuthDBI;
use base "Apache::AuthDBI";
1;
Then in apache.conf
PerlModule MyAuthDBI
AuthType Basic
PerlAuthenHandler MyAuthDBI::authen
...
I'm getting the following error:
...failed to resolve handler `MyAuthDBI::authen': Can't l
Sorry, Apache::AuthDBI does still work just fine, I just had to patch
Apache::DBI 1.07.
Still open for suggestions if anyone knows a cleverer way to accomplish
what I'm doing.
Thanks!
Tosh
Tosh Cooey wrote:
If you saw my last post I described my solution for the following problem:
Right
If you saw my last post I described my solution for the following problem:
Right now I have an application set up for multiple clients: clientA,
clientB, clientC.
Each client has their own users.
The way I have it setup is clientA goes to http://www.site.com/clientA
and is presented with a l
Bill Moseley wrote:
I'm running mod_perl/2.0.4 with a very large keep-alive set in my
httpd.conf.
Is there a way to detect when a graceful stop or restart has been requested
in the child apache processes?
I tried $SIG{USR1} and $SIG{WINCH} but I'm not seeing them catch the signal.
I'd like to b
I'm running mod_perl/2.0.4 with a very large keep-alive set in my
httpd.conf.
Is there a way to detect when a graceful stop or restart has been requested
in the child apache processes?
I tried $SIG{USR1} and $SIG{WINCH} but I'm not seeing them catch the signal.
I'd like to be able to detect when
