Hi Tosh,
Have you considered using a Web framework like Catalyst? I haven't used
Catalyst, but a cursory read of your problems makes me think that a Web
framework may have already solved most of your problems.
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
khan...@charityweb.net
Tosh Cooey wrote:
You may
on that I am on an x86_64 machine, too.
What version of mod_perl are you using? Do you use Apache::DBI? Version?
Apache2::Request?
Just looking for leads myself.
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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s are running Apache 2.2.3. One is running mod_perl 2.0.2 and
the other one is 2.0.4. Judging on the version numbers...could this be a
bug in 2.0.4?
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
where best to read up about it.
Thanks!
Kurt Hansen
iding methods as
necessary?
I'm sure I'm missing something in your question because it sounds so
much like what we do and the answer seems so clear that I feel stupid
for suggesting it since you probably already thought of it and refjected
it. :-)
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
Thanks, Frank!
Good to know!
Take care,
Kurt
Frank Wiles wrote:
On Wed, 17 Dec 2008 14:10:21 -0500
Kurt Hansen wrote:
Hi,
amiribarksdale wrote:
Oh, one other wrinkle is ssl. I had to forgo proxying my ssl pages
using nginx, varnish or lighttpd. In all three cases I had to make
Hi,
amiribarksdale wrote:
Oh, one other wrinkle is ssl. I had to forgo proxying my ssl pages using
nginx, varnish or lighttpd. In all three cases I had to make apache listen
on my real IP address to port 443 for https from the internet, and only
allow it to listen on localhost:8080 for whatever
are of?
I'm planning to still use CPAN to install most perl modules once perl is
installed.
Thanks!
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
arnab wrote:
Hi All,
I'm using Crypt::RSA module for generating public & private keys. Now the
problem is that when I'm storing the keys in the database, and again
bringing them to do the signature or verification the Crypt::RSA module is
unable to understand the key format. I'm storing the key
Expected token not present
I got this error before I started uri escaping/unescaping the values
that I put into/took out of the cookie.
I just used URI::Escape and haven't seen the error since.
I think there was some discussion earlier on this list which is why I
started doing it.
Hope that helps.
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
s.org/Repositories/CentOSPlus/CentOSWebStack
I haven't done this myself. Just passing on some information.
Centos4 is the same as rhel4, I believe.
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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Jie Gao wrote:
Hi All
I am getting this:
gmake test
PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /usr/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::C
"hands" you need to do that actual work, you'll have to
pay for that by hiring one capable engineering or hiring a capable
consultant.
Take care,
Kurt
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"Our laws set us free." - Anon
e perl that CPAN is a "ticking time bomb," and anyone using
it for production is not quite sane.
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a
while the Windows server expected:
data
Strangely enough, I can't re-create what was going wrong right now so
what you see above is partially from memory.
I implemented the suggestions in the above article and it started working.
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Kurt Hansen
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Steve Baker wrote:
http://www.cm.aol.com/steve/rpc/ HTTP/1.1
Accept: text/xml
Accept: multipart/*
Content-Length: 448
Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
SOAPAction: "http://www.cm.aol.com/Demo#hi";
http://www.w3.org/1999/XMLSchema-instance";
xmlns:SOAP-ENC="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/en
st, and they get shot down with comments like "Plesk is not
qmail. Go ask plesk for help." Just something to be aware of.
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Kurt Hansen
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not necessarily apply to
mod_perl2, I believe.
I've been using a dynamically linked mp2 and Mason for a few months now,
and it has been working fine.
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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ersion of apreq, and
things are running smoothly.
What problems are you having with libapreq2? You probably should get the
most recent version; some bugs have been fixed since 2.04_03-dev. You
can get the most recent version here:
http://svn.apache.org/snapshots/apreq/
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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Hello,
Richard F. Rebel wrote:
I sent a message just prior to this that contained a forward from the
linux kernel mailing list that explains this further, but:
The method you are using to check changed with 2.6.10 and may readily
account for the changes you are seeing in your figures.
In the end, y
.
Thanks for the clue, Perrin! I'm not sure if there is a problem with
2.6.10 or if 2.6.8 was the kernel on the machine when I originally
compiled perl.
Has anyone else seen problems with the 2.6.10 kernel?
I guess my next step is to re-compile perl and see where that leads me.
Take care,
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 12:54 -0500, Kurt Hansen wrote:
Thanks for the help. I do preload almost all the modules in the
startup.pl file. Here it is
This looks okay to me. I have sometimes seen behavior like what you're
experiencing on specific machines and n
Stas Bekman wrote:
Kurt Hansen wrote:
I'm having problems getting modules loaded at Apache start to be
shared across the children. Here's the output I get from
Apache::VMonitor (I've editted down to just 2 children):
Size Share VSize RSS M Elaps
ams for apache and mod_perl:
./configure --prefix=/usr/local/apache2/mp --with-mpm=prefork
--disable-cgi --disable-userdir --enable-auth-dbm --enable-speling
perl Makefile.PL MP_APXS=/usr/local/apache2/mp/bin/apxs MP_INST_APACHE2=1
Thank you for any guidance!
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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ut that right in your session description. To
emphasize what Stas said, you need to advertise what you are doing.
Dan's comment about Google hooked me...I'm going to look into this now.
Just a bit of confirmation for Dan's marketing theory. :-)
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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ben syverson wrote:
I'm new to the list, although I've read so many of its messages I feel
like I subscribed weeks ago. :) I'm having some problems getting
libapreq2's Apache::Cookie to send out more than one cookie. The same
basic code worked fine in mp1, which makes me think I'm doing
somethi
ncere thank you to Joe Shaeffer and all who have
contributed to libapreq2. We've had it in production use for the past 10
days, and all is going smoothly!
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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Clayton Cottingham wrote:
Well then we need to understand, via surveys etc, where all these
mod_perl'ers came from, why they choose to use mod_perl
From there we should have a better understanding of where we come from
And who to market to, and how we have to educate those markets in order to
get
eserve.
On the marketing front, doesn't Amazon use mod_perl, at least partially?
Maybe you could get some mention or a logo on their site, ya know, as a
way to support the community? Maybe some Easter egg that pops up if you
do a specific search, i.e. something that engineers would have fun
p
d v2 of
Apache::Cookie->new. An empty variable for -expires will default to
"now" in v2 which means the cookie won't be set since it expires
immediately. In v1, an empty -expires created a session cookie. To get
the same behavior in v2, just don't supply an -expires parameter
d v2 of
Apache::Cookie->new. An empty variable for -expires will default to
"now" in v2 which means the cookie won't be set since it expires
immediately. In v1, an empty -expires created a session cookie. To get
the same behavior in v2, just don't supply an -expires parameter
, but I haven't
finished getting them all set up yet.
I was impressed with the other three, too. Liquidweb just seemed like
the best for our situation. YMMV.
I'm switching because my current provider, Superb.net, sucks.
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Stas Bekman wrote:
Kurt Hansen wrote:
I just figured since he has a threaded perl already that he might want
to avoid the thread problems noted on the prereq page, i.e. "Perl
5.8.0's threads.pm doesn't work with mod_perl 2.0." May as well avoid
problems that might pop up
Stas Bekman wrote:
Sean T Allen wrote:
<>Apache/2.0.40 (Red Hat Linux)
Perl/v5.8.0 built for i386-linux-thread-multi
mod_perl/1.99_07-dev
I believe your problem is there, both in the Perl version and in the
mod_perl2 version. You'll want to update Perl to at least 5.8.1 and
mod_perl2 to the most
on and in the
mod_perl2 version. You'll want to update Perl to at least 5.8.1 and
mod_perl2 to the most recent, 1.99_14.
See MP2 page for further details:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/intro/start_fast.html#Installation
Take care,
Kurt Hansen
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not what I define as high quality. A Google search brings up a bunch
of sites purporting to be web host rating services, but are really just
lists and thus almost assuredly ads.
I think the advice from trusted, reliable sources such as those on this
list is the best way to find good vendors.
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