Krang v2.100 is now available (the source release is up now and binary
builds should be up soon). Notable changes in this release:
* Numerous bugs were fixed in Krang's most intensive QA cycle in
years.
* Krang now includes methods to integrate with dynamic front-end
applica
CHANGES
- New Feature: the force_untaint option makes sure you do not
pass tainted values to param(). [Sven Neuhaus]
- New Feature: Added ESCAPE="none" as a synonym for ESCAPE="0".
Fixed both to work with default_escape. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Bug Fix: DEFAULT didn't work with UR
Krang v2.008 is now available (the source release is up now and binary
builds should be up soon). Notable changes in this release:
* Improved password security. Password policy is now configurable
and extensible by addons. [Michael Peters]
* Added several new configuration option
Krang v2.007 is now available (the source release is up now and binary
builds should be up soon). Notable changes in this release and in
v2.006, which never received a proper announcement:
* Improvements to the list-data management system, command-line
tools and associated element classes.
Krang v2.005 is now available. Notable changes in this release and in
v2.004, which never received a proper announcement:
* Added enforcement of permissions at the application and run-mode
level rather than just at the UI level. [Michael Peters]
* Fixed Xinha link-munging so that you ca
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006, Geoffrey Young wrote:
in short, because anything other than 200 is considered an error. so
REDIRECT (302) forces apache to use the err_headers_out table instead of the
headers_out table.
why does Location work in headers_out, then, you ask? well, it's an
exception to the
On Wed, 15 Feb 2006, Michael Peters wrote:
Now, we all know that second line has to be err_header_out not
header_out, or Apache will silently ignore the Set-Cookie directive.
I knew it as soon as I saw it, although I couldn't explain why and
thus didn't trust my intuition. I looked through the
Hello all. Check out this bug:
my $r = Apache->request;
$r->header_out(Set-Cookie => '...cookie here...' );
$r->header_out(Location => '...url here...');
return REDIRECT;
Now, we all know that second line has to be err_header_out not
header_out, or Apache will silently ign
.
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On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
> are there any worries for security overflows / memory leaks, having compiled
> that stuff into c or xs (its one of those, right?) under mod_perl
Sure, it's worth worrying about. Anything written in C can
potentially have a buffer-overflow bug or a m
On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, jonathan vanasco wrote:
> 2- even the slowest templating option - petal - was a fraction of
> the speed of my business logic and db connectivity
This is an important point, and it's the main reason I've never
actually used HTML::Template::JIT. My ego demanded that I create t
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
> I wasn't doing it for speed, more of consitency's sake with
> perl.apache.org docs and other modules like Apache::DBI, Apache::DB
> (+friends), and etc. I have however changed it to a user var ($MP2)
> per you request.
Cool, thanks. One question
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Nuff said!
Very cool! One comment: don't bother with 'use constant' here. The
tiny amount of time saved by using a constant will be overwhelmed by
the time used loading constant.pm and calling import().
> P.S.
> I believe its a si
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On Fri, 3 Jun 2005, Michael Peters wrote:
> It's a fairly recent change to apache since some characters could cause
> problems for some text viewers thus creating a security hole (if your
> text reader isnt smart enough).
>
> You can turn it off by building apache like so:
>
> CFLAGS="-DAP_UNSAF
Hello all. Does anyone know why Apache (v1.3.33) is escaping newlines
and tabs in my error logs? I'm seeing stuff like:
[Thu Jun 2 18:54:18 2005] [error] Error executing run mode 'process':
Unable to find message named 'city_missing' in messages.conf. at
/home/sam/projectx/lib/Projectx
On Mon, 9 May 2005, Igor Chudov wrote:
> I would like to at least have a log that lists pid,
> page requested, parameters, starting memory and memory
> after the request was processed. O rsome other ideas
> like that. Any thoughts?
Check out GTop.pm. You should be able to write a LogHandler whic
On Fri, 6 May 2005, David Hofmann wrote:
> Someone recommend that I use GDGraph-1.43. Looking at it there
> hasn't been an update since 2003. So before I go play with it I
> figure I ask here if anyone has done and graph stuff, and if there a
> better module to use under mod perl.
I asked a simil
On Sat, 5 Mar 2005, jonathan vanasco wrote:
> What have people here found good to use (a2/mp2)?
> As far as CPAN mods/interfaces go
> GD seems to be faster , but it looks awful
> ImageMagick looks better, more stress on the server
> Imager looks simple, but even more stress
Kr
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Geoffrey Young wrote:
> sam is the real expert here, so I would follow his advice more than mine :)
That said, most of the new code in CVS is Geoff's. So don't blame me
if it roasts your cat. ;)
-sam
On Fri, 18 Feb 2005, Richard Chen wrote:
>Most importantly, after the server process is shutdown and dprofpp
> is applied to the tmon.out file, it always complains about garbled profile.
> The -F option for dprofpp does not help. So basically I cannot use any data
> inside the tmon.ou
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004, Chris Brown wrote:
> Right now I'm running Apache 1.3.31 with mod_perl 1.29. Perl is 5.8.3 on
> Fedora FC1
Well, I don't know anything about your specific problem but judging by
the lack of responses neither does anyone else. So here's what I'd
do:
- Download the latest Pe
On Fri, 26 Nov 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> XML-RPC is a standalone system (except for the Java-Apache extension). If
> you need to run your webservices system on port 80, for firewalling issues
> for instance, you can't also run Apache. That's not ideal. With
> mod_perlservice, you can host RP
On Wed, 24 Nov 2004, Perrin Harkins wrote:
> Did everyone see this on perl.com today?
>
> http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2004/11/18/mod_perlservice.html
>
> I just skimmed it quickly, but I can't understand why this is not just a
> simple mod_perl module, or even what it solves that XML-RPC didn't.
On Mon, 8 Nov 2004, Martin Moss wrote:
> I'm looking into ways of uniquely identifying a
> computer.
Intel tried to implement this a while back with a unique ID in the
CPU. The public was not ammused. If you do find a way, please tell
us so we can find a workaround.
> What I wish to do is prev
Krang v1.021 is now available. Notable changes in this release:
- Krang Data Set (KDS) files may now include any number of Media
objects. The previous limit was 32,000.
- The new DBHost option allows MySQL to run on a separate machine.
- Category templates can be turned off per story
The first Krang add-on, Krang-BricLoader v1.11, is now available.
With this add-on Krang can load data from Bricolage. If you've been
looking for a way to go from Bricolage to Krang without losing data
then your search is over!
Download this, and someday many more, add-ons from the Krang add-on
r
Krang v1.020 is now available. Notable changes in this release:
- Added support for Fedora Core 2.
- Upgraded to HTML::Template v2.7, fixing a bug in the handling of
cached templates.
- More bugs are now fixed.
Detailed change-log here: http://krang.sf.net/docs/changelog.html
Krang
Download it at:
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The module is also available on CPAN. You can get it using
CPAN.pm or go to:
http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/S/SA/SAMTREGAR/
CONTACT INFO
This module was written by Sam Tregar ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). You can
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On Thu, 24 Jun 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I also get the feeling that module development seems to have more
> activity around 2 in other areas.
I'm sure you're right. There's a lot of work to be re-done! How much
fun is it to work on Apache 1.3 where everything important already
works?
>
On Wed, 23 Jun 2004, Steven Scotten wrote:
> Am I clear here that you're suggesting that I scrap the idea of working
> with Apache2 and just go back to 1.3?
Yes.
> I'm concerned that six (or eighteen) months down the line if I have
> questions they'll be answered by "you should be running the mo
On Wed, 16 Jun 2004, Steven Scotten wrote:
> My problem is that I'm trying to pick up mod_perl2 without ever having
> used mod_perl before.
I agree. I think you should back up a step and get comfortable with
mod_perl 1. Unless you're doing this just for the thrill of learning
something new and
Krang v1.019 is now available. Notable changes in this release:
- Upgrades can now be re-run even if they failed part-way through
previously. Several bugs are now fixed which should make failure
less likely than before.
- Krang::DataSet, and as a result krang_import, is now much fas
Krang v1.018 is now available. Notable changes in this release:
- Krang will keep working if you to delete the 'admin' user. A new
hidden 'system' account is now used by automated tasks.
- The permissions system is now applied throughout the UI.
- The publish_check() method is workin
Krang v1.017 is now available. Notable changes in this release:
- A major performance speedup for previewing and publishing is now
in place. Links to stories and media which are unchanged since
their last publish will no longer trigger publishing.
- The category chooser now respects
Krang v1.016 in now available. Changes in this release:
- Added support for FreeBSD 4.9 and Debian Linux.
- Fixed bugs.
Detailed change-log here: http://krang.sf.net/docs/changelog.html
Krang is an Open Source web-publisher / content-management system
designed for large-scale magazine-styl
Krang v1.015 in now available. Changes in this release:
- Added support for Gentoo Linux, Fedora Core and FreeBSD.
- Upgraded Apache and mod_perl to their latest releases.
- Fixed numerous bugs and portability problems.
- Improved documentation.
Detailed change-log here: http://krang.
Krang v1.014, the first public release, is now available.
Krang is an Open Source web-publisher / content-management system
designed for large-scale magazine-style websites. It is a 100% Perl
application using Apache/mod_perl and MySQL, as well as numerous CPAN
modules.
Krang provides a powerful
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