to accurately log the names of Carping
Registry scripts?"
Regarding END{}, my inconclusive tests support this:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/api/ModPerl/Registry.html#C_END__Blocks
Brett
>________
> From: Jim Schueler
>To: Brett Lee
>Cc: m
Hi Folks,
Running several scripts under ModPerl::Registry that use CGI::Carp. Am seeing
problems with the logging. The message that is logged is correct, however the
name of the script that generated the event is not.
Each script contains a line similar to:
use CGI::Carp qw(name=my_script_X)
Hi Mike,
I believe the answer is that each http process will have its own handle. At
least that's what it appears to be when I view the handles via
http://hostname/perl-status.
Hope you enjoy mod_perl.
Best regards,
- -
Brett Lee
Encrypt your data with PDS - http://crypto.brettle
Thanks for the reply Mårten,
Sorry, should have posted that I found the (same) answer a few days back.
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=946773
Didn't hear a peep from the list after a couple attempts, so abandoned the
query.
Best regards,
- -
Brett Lee
Encrypt your data with PDS -
!
Best regards,
- -
Brett Lee
Encrypt your data with PDS - http://crypto.brettlee.com/
>
> From: Brett Lee
>To: "modperl@perl.apache.org"
>Sent: Monday, January 2, 2012 2:41 PM
>Subject: Registry and mod_include - multiple invocation
perlmonks.org/?node_id=945804
Best regards,
- -
Brett Lee
Encrypt your data with PDS - http://crypto.brettlee.com/
So I've been running my shiny new perl module for a couple weeks now without
any issues. I call the module (Nav::Ad) four times (header, footer, left,
right) from each of my "Registry" scripts. The Registry scripts parse a html
file and decide whether to execute the module or just print out t
Another option:
my $HEADER= "$ENV{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/header.shtml";
- Original Message
From: Roberto C. Sánchez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: modperl@perl.apache.org
Sent: Wednesday, February 6, 2008 8:10:08 PM
Subject: Re: Question about open()
On
Wed,
Feb
06,
2008
at
10:06:05PM
Also,
the
4.10
doc
writes:
$session
=
new
CGI::Session(undef,
undef,
{Directory=>'../tmp/sessions'});
I've
tried
"../tmp/sessions"
and
"/tmp/sessions".
Have
never
seen
anything
in
"../tmp/sessions"
(relative
to
"/cgi-bin"
or
DOC
ROOT)
but
I
do
see
sessions
(sometim
>
Have
tried
using
CGI::Session
(3.95,
4.10,
4.20)
but
am
continually
seeing
two
issues
that
appear
to
still
be
open
issues
with
the
latest
(is
it
the
final?)
release.
What
issues
are
you
having
trouble
with?
Mark
is
one
of
the
more
responsive
CPAN
autho
Hello,
With some help from this board I've been able to get my project running well
under ModPerl::Registry - am even using two of my own (woopie !) modules, so
thanks all. Am now trying to save session state on the server; am again
seeking some guidance.
Have tried using CGI::Session (3.95,
Configuration error :: Used "Location" where I should have used "Directory."
"Actual" perl.conf file had something like:
SetHandler perl-script
PerlResponseHandler ModPerl::Registry
PerlOptions +ParseHeaders
Options +ExecCGI
-Brett
- Origina
Am running on a newer OS and not seeing any compiled registry scripts when
looking at "/perl-status." Am refreshing to look at several PIDs, so I suspect
a config error on my part. Have found nothing relevant in the logs.
The "/server-info" shows mod_perl.c as well as the perl.conf entries, an
Hello -
Am executing several CGI scripts under mod_perl using Apache::Registry (I hope
that terminology is correct). As I understand it, the scripts get cached in
each httpd thread the first time that thread executes them. Is this correct?
So when I change a script, do I need to restart Apac
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