utput based on
extension).
Anyhow, just wondering.
Thanks
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: 1.442 [ms] (mean)
> Transfer rate: 164.53 [Kbytes/sec] received
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> SetHandler perl-script
> Requests per second:772.12 [#/sec] (mean)
> Time per request: 1.295 [ms] (mean)
> Transfer rate: 189.94 [Kbytes/sec] received
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> SetHandler modperl
> Requests per second:1048.66 [#/sec] (mean)
> Time per request: 0.954 [ms] (mean)
> Transfer rate: 250.84 [Kbytes/sec] received
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> I'm not sure how well you can really compare the CGI emulation numbers to
> the PerlHandler numbers, but personally i think the 30%ish improvement from
> perl-script to modperl is pretty amazing. I wouldn't have imagined it would
> have been that high.
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> Adam
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I appreciate this, as I'd been wondering.
But it also prompts me to.. I gotta ask...
No offence but...
Don't you know what a here_doc is?
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2008/7/9 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> A couple of months ago i was going through slides from gozers "From CGI to
> mod_p
t;
> Does anyone have any suggestions for which perl modules we should look into?
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> Thanks for any information.
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st not writing any statements with a literal question mark in
them). You can take your statement with placeholders and do this:
my $rows = $st->execute($value1, $value2, $value3);
unless ($rows) {
my $show_query = $q;
$show_query =~ s/\?/\%s/g;
printf <<"EOF", $st->errstr, map $dbh->quote($_), $value1, $value2, $value3;
SQL Statement failed: %s
$show_query
EOF
}
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rating system will write it all out to
> the disk. If you close the file, it will also write it all out the disk.
> It's simply good practice to tidy up before you quit your program -
> previously you were relying on perl to do this for you, because it's good
> like that.
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> cheers
> John
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> @ list, ! $| ;)
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2008/5/19 Michael Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> william wrote:
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>> Then I would need to modify the QueryData module then,
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> No don't do that.
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>> by modifying
>> the standard module would it make my future maintenance more
>> complicated ?
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> Absolutely.
>
>> Do you have any tips for me ?
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y -- without having to search for what I
remember Jim's IP to be. Make sense? It's just to get the username
into the log.
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crypts it off of 0987654 and
gets '[EMAIL PROTECTED]')
Server: Nope, foo's password, encrypted the way I said, does not come
out to '[EMAIL PROTECTED](F HBUO.' Bugger off, wannabe leet hacksore.
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input
(or at least the subset that it's designed to deal with) and that it is
interpreted at runtime (as mod_perl registry CGI scripts are).
The guy also obviously most likely has mod_perl because he is using the
PerlModule directive in his conf *and* because he's using a startup.pl file.
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rd with an attachment in my email and...
well... guess where it goes before I even look...
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C to include through use lib () or direct manipulation of @INC in a
begin block.
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Walt Reed wrote:
The apache part isn't the problem. I can easily run on different ports,
and whatnot. In fact, both apache's are working fine independantly, so
it's just the perl / mod_pe
The Doctor wrote:
I am runnng Apache 2.059 and perl 5.8.8 .
I am trying to compile the most recent version of mod_perl 2
however once install, Apache says it cannot find the so even
tough it is there.
Pointers please.
If the so is present, but not found, it may not be in the right direct
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
Is there a way to get additional shell variables exported into ENV on
startup ?
// Jonathan Vanasco
Yup.
I do this:
package Local::PrepSession;
use DBI;
my $sql = DBI->connect('DBI:mysql:apache','**','**');
use Apache2::RequestRec();
use Apache2::RequestIO
If you're unwilling to let a programmer telecommute, you're still in the
dark ages, and I wouldn't want to work for you anyway.
I am amazed by the technology companies that think that programming
requires physical presence in the 21st century. Yeesh.
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On Mon, 6 Jun 2
- Original Message -
From: "Perrin Harkins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Dodger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Modperl List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, April 16, 2004 10:52 AM
Subject: Re: Autoflush without NPH...
> On Fri, 200
7;wait time' where the
user might be hitting refresh and stupid things like that).
However, if the PerlSendHeader On doesn't stop it completely from being an
NPH script, then doing this would theoretically cause problems, I'd think.
Any elucidation out there?
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ally annoyed that everyone who writes such
documents doesn't seem to understand that some people -- like me -- HATE the
concept of ScriptAliases, and so seeing everything written as if this is the
way it's normally done is a bit irritating).
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P.S. As a note: I can't afford to buy a
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