t you post to, it's always a good idea to include a description of
what your module is.
If the goal is to get as many people as possible using your code
instead of writing their own, you should try to do everything you can
to encourage it, and not confusing your audience is a good first
s not one of them.
(BDB is actually what the default MySQL DB format uses at its lowest
level, but the corruption problem is avoided by having one, central
DB daemon that does all of the reads/writes to the files.)
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entication failed. Retry?" alert.
All you can do is warn them they will get this. One was is to first
display a page that says so, and then automatically redirect them to
the page that actually returns the AUTH_REQUIRED code.
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I (you need at least 1.012 now)
o Create Apache2::AuthTicket from copy of Apache::AuthTicket and
ported to mod_perl 2.0 API. This is the first release that
supports mod_perl2
o MP2 - use SQL::Abstract to generate queries
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won't be an entry in the access
log. That's because Apache logs requests (in the access log) AFTER
they have already been sent to the client.
The only way to track every request that comes in is to use something
like mod_forensic.
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also have yet
another version linked.
A good tool to help figure out this sort of thing is "ldd". Give it
the full paths of the modules and httpd itself, then see if there are
differing versions anywhere.
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to get a bogus type (like
application/octet-stream) on uploads. You're likely to miss valid
files this way.
Richard Rebel also brings up some very good points in his reply.
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size) based upon the
file header. It doesn't even rely upon the .jpg or .gif ending, which
would also be a bad idea.
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[ info] generating script t/TEST
Writing Makefile for Apache::Test
[ info] generating script t/TEST
Writing Makefile for ModPerl::Registry
Writing Makefile for APR::Base64
Writing Makefile for APR::Brigade
...
Notice how I said "n", yet it went ahead and gene
Here's another tidbit: I end up in this same infinite loop if I do
"make clean" or "make distclean". Why it's even trying to run httpd
and apxs for this, I dunno.
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make: *** [run_tests] Error 2
It has the effect of quitting the test, but is probably not as
elegant as originally intended.
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y now the mod_perl wizards can get to the bottom of the problem.
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etting the user agent string of the request to match
what IE sends, and this made no difference. I'm beginning to wonder
if maybe I need to sniff the packets.
Are you by chance using a proxy server?
Nope. Good thought, though.
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g to detect the abort, but it
doesn't work in this situation.
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hat, unlike $!, $@ doesn't have a numeric
component. I tried changing this to:
+if ($@) {
+if ($@ eq APR::ECONNABORTED) {
+# silently ignore client connection abort
but that didn't help. Now it says, "APR::Error: Can't handle 'eq'
y happens when SSL is added to the mix.
However, if you do agree that mod_perl needs to be more tolerant of
this particular condition then, in my opinion, not only should the
error not be logged with the "[error]" severity, but the
ErrorDocument 500 should also not be called.
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