your request.", however, I cannot find any error in the error log and I
don't know what could be the problem.
You need to figure out where the error message is going. If you are
getting an internal server error, there is surely an error message in
the error log.
Are you sure you are lookin
I have a website which has french accents (i.e. é) and I noticed that when a
page uses mod perl in a cgi, the french accents are all messed up in my
browser.
Have you verified that the headers and meta data match the character set
of the document?
Aaron
Hi,
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- preload Win32::OLE with a 'use Win32::OLE' in the mod_perl startup
script:
=> Apache2 refuses to start.
"refuses to start" is pretty vague. Can you send us a specific error
message from the error log? or the error output of the server process
when it tries to start?
Aaron
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Hi Dan,
We are using mod_auth_tkt to solve the problem of having backend servers
handle authentication, but front end reverse proxies handle access control.
Here's a link: http://www.openfusion.com.au/labs/mod_auth_tkt/
There are a couple other variation out there as well.
HTH, Aaron
Dan Horne wr
you mean?
Aaron
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if ($@) {
> $self->model->log('info', 'update failed, rolling back');
> foreach my $o (@created) { $o->dbi_rollback; }
> $self->context->throw( 'update', $@ );
> } else {
> push @created,
