L 5? I've searched for an perl rpm
> without threading but haven't found one for CentOS. Any pitfalls I should be
> aware of?
I have taken on this dragon of building a perl rpm. I was able to
successfully make it happen, but I have some advice for you. Good
luck, and don't
Hello,
I've rolled my own perl, mod_perl, and Apache from source so far but
plan to use rpms going forward to make it easier to setup and maintain
multiple machines.
As I understand rpms, I can either use the stock rpms from CentOS or
create my own by getting the src.rpm, modifying the spec
I would like to thank those who helped me, Parrin Harkins and Jim
Brandt i think it was, move to mod_perl. Some of the result is here,
http://genomics.dk:8001/UTHCT
and I learned. I start Apache in CGI mode when adding and debugging,
and mod_perl mode when done. That is a pleasant way for me, an
be used in an
early Apache phase, and leave the input stream in an buggy state. I
looked at a couple of other authentication modules using cookies, but
they don't seem to use the Apache2::Cookie API.
Is that the hypothesis correct ? Does anybody have good advice on that
problem ?
There i
leave the input stream in an buggy state. I
looked at a couple of other authentication modules using cookies, but
they don't seem to use the Apache2::Cookie API.
Is that the hypothesis correct ? Does anybody have good advice on that
problem ?
Thanks in advance,
Laurent Dami
Thanks everyone for the suggestions. I appreciate it. Will ponder the
options.
Regards,
Chris Hagglund.
Perrin Harkins wrote:
On 4/11/07, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you aware of the dangers in namespace collision this can cause?
I'd guess that he is, and that's why use
On 4/11/07, Jonathan Vanasco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are you aware of the dangers in namespace collision this can cause?
I'd guess that he is, and that's why uses PerlOptions +Parent. See
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/config/config.html#C_Parent_
The problem with that strategy is th
On Apr 11, 2007, at 11:23 AM, Chris Hagglund wrote:
I'm having trouble figuring out the right mix of configuration
settings to do what I want, which is to have 5 separate sets
libraries (DEV, TEST, PROD, developer1_personal_dev,
developer2_personal_dev) get shared by a large number of vhos
Chris Hagglund wrote:
The trouble is, as each vhost loads this config file for its plain and
SSL vhost directives, the amount of memory being used seems to be going
up, and restarting apache is taking longer and longer. Intead of loading
it over and over again (twice for vhosts with ssl!) I am
Hi all,
I'm having trouble figuring out the right mix of configuration settings
to do what I want, which is to have 5 separate sets libraries (DEV,
TEST, PROD, developer1_personal_dev, developer2_personal_dev) get shared
by a large number of vhosts. The way I am doing it now is each vhost
Inc
On Mon, 2006-08-07 at 12:36 -0400, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
> does anyone have any pointers for this? I *think* that if i do all
> the sets in a BEGIN block it should work the way I expect.
Since the constant thing is kind of a hack and depends on prototypes, it
is easy to break. The only way t
Today I'm:
migrating some code from dev to production
porting some personal modules to CPAN
I've run into an issue where I make heavy use of things like
DEBUG >=3 && errorLogger('string')
the issue being that I've got so much debug stuff going on, that I've
tied it to
Switch an email account to Yahoo! Mail, you could win FIFA World Cup tickets.
I need some advice. Scenario, I have a device that is connected to a "proxy". On the "proxy", I want to decrypt the POST request, see what's in there, if it's not what I want, then I want to pass it on its merry way in an encrypted form. If it is what I want, I wan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[...]
can anyone supply a simple example i then can check on our reverse
proxy ?
Try: t/response/TestApache/content_length_header.pm
Though I haven't tried to call it from the filter, so may be Jeff's
suggestion will work.
Jeff's suggestion does indeed work. oddly enou
Quoting Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
Use must use $r->set_content_length(). See the mp2 test suite for
examples.
(i don't have that method available in my mod_perl2)
You sure do :)
% lookup set_content_
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi i don't get it. the below filter does output the content alright it
seems, but the setting of the header *value* is incorrect. (?)
so the $f->print statement prints correct output
but the calcualtion length(output) is incorrect (since it evaluates
length of this exact
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Quoting Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
Use must use $r->set_content_length(). See the mp2 test suite for
examples.
(i don't have that method available in my mod_perl2)
You sure do :)
% lookup set_content_length
To use method 'set_content_length'
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Compiling mp2 as non-root was a definite good bit of advice - make test
was a success this time - no failures - thanks!
This probably negates the entire error report I mailed before - when (i
can anticipate some in the next ten minutes!) I run into problems again
i'
Compiling mp2 as non-root was a definite good bit of advice - make test
was a success this time - no failures - thanks!
This probably negates the entire error report I mailed before - when (i
can anticipate some in the next ten minutes!) I run into problems again
i'll be crawling back!
Henri
hi i don't get it. the below filter does output the content alright it
seems, but the setting of the header *value* is incorrect. (?)
so the $f->print statement prints correct output
but the calcualtion length(output) is incorrect (since it evaluates
length of this exact string "\n"
)
why is tha
Quoting Stas Bekman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
Use must use $r->set_content_length(). See the mp2 test suite for examples.
(i don't have that method available in my mod_perl2)
You sure do :)
% lookup set_content_length
To use method 'set_content_length' add:
use Apache2::
allan juul wrote:
[...]
Use must use $r->set_content_length(). See the mp2 test suite for
examples.
(i don't have that method available in my mod_perl2)
You sure do :)
% lookup set_content_length
To use method 'set_content_length' add:
use Apache2::Response ();
http://perl.apache.org/docs
I've had some similar issues, but gotten around them by using
erro_headers_out. This worked for me, so you might give it a try:
$f->r->headers_out->unset('Content-Length');
$f->r->err_headers_out->set('Content-Length' => length($NewBody));
Obviously "$NewBody" is whatever you're
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
hi stas
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
But if you use a mod_perl filter you will still hit the issue of
unknown content-length header.
yes, of course that's true.
there goes caching (:
Not really. Nothing prevents you from buffering up the res
allan juul wrote:
hi stas
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
But if you use a mod_perl filter you will still hit the issue of
unknown content-length header.
yes, of course that's true.
there goes caching (:
Not really. Nothing prevents you from buffering up the response,
process it, s
hi stas
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
[...]
But if you use a mod_perl filter you will still hit the issue of
unknown content-length header.
yes, of course that's true.
there goes caching (:
Not really. Nothing prevents you from buffering up the response, process
it, set the content-leng
On 4/21/05, Dominique Quatravaux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> | so, is a mod_perl-enabled Apache acting as a proxy just a sick
> | idea. it will proxy content and the filter will have to scan all
> | response content
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allan juul wrote:
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| so, is a mod_perl-enabled Apache acting as a proxy just a sick
| idea. it will proxy content and the filter will have to scan all
| response content
A reverse-proxy in mod_perl is something I do for a living. When
scaling up it qui
allan juul wrote:
[...]
i have fiddled with mod_proxy_html to rewrite stuff and that works
ok, but have some features that doesn't mix well with our solution
(content -type is encoded utf-8, where we proxy to iso-8859-1 for
instance. or some html tags are stripped etc.) also caching becomes
slo
Stas Bekman wrote:
allan juul wrote:
hi
i need advice before i waste too much time on the bleeding obvious.
we have a setup where we will reverse proxy content both to our own
backend-servers (which run on IIS) and other external servers which
content we dont control. one of the reasons we proxy
Mod_rewrite?
--- allan juul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi
>
> i need advice before i waste too much time on the
> bleeding obvious.
>
> we have a setup where we will reverse proxy content
> both to our own
> backend-servers (which run on IIS) and other
> ext
allan juul wrote:
hi
i need advice before i waste too much time on the bleeding obvious.
we have a setup where we will reverse proxy content both to our own
backend-servers (which run on IIS) and other external servers which
content we dont control. one of the reasons we proxy is because of
hi
i need advice before i waste too much time on the bleeding obvious.
we have a setup where we will reverse proxy content both to our own
backend-servers (which run on IIS) and other external servers which
content we dont control. one of the reasons we proxy is because of
speed/performance
we
I'm pretty damn sure you did get that right!
That would do EXACTLY what i want it to do!
I'm gonna play around with that approach when i get home tonight.
Thanks!
On Nov 17, 2004, at 2:26 PM, Tom Schindl wrote:
What you really need here when talking about Pattern-Programming is a
"Factory-Class
Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
package Website1;
my $DB = new Website1::DB();
# make a new ref for the website
sub handler
{
my $r = shift;
my $user = new Website::User( \$r, \$DB );
my $page = new Website::Page( \$user , \$DB );
my $html = $page->
Because i'm an idiot and didn't realize that I was doing that!
I'm just used to passing refs everywhere. to get into the whole 'No
More passing large vars around' thing, i just stopped passing
everything but a ref
Silly me!
On Nov 17, 2004, at 1:25 PM, Tom Schindl wrote:
I don't answer your que
27;m creating a user AND a page with a ref to
the DB handle - which is wasteful. And requires a lot of extra typing
on my part.
Ideally, I would have the packages in Website and WebAppFramework
lookup the right DB for the Website
I can't figure out how to do this in a coherent way thoug
Thanks!
Right now, I should have been more clear, though -- I'm am kinda doing
a bit of each approach you mentioned -- but i am in need of a little
more help.
I think what i want is more of your second approach right now...
Let me elaborate for a moment
WebAppFramework::DB.pm
Base C
On Wed, 17 Nov 2004, jonathan vanasco wrote:
> Ideally, I would have the packages in Website and WebAppFramework
> lookup the right DB for the Website
There are many ways to solve this problem. I'll show you 2 ways. I'll
focus just on the database part to keep this as short as possible, but
th
ef to
the DB handle - which is wasteful. And requires a lot of extra typing
on my part.
Ideally, I would have the packages in Website and WebAppFramework
lookup the right DB for the Website
I can't figure out how to do this in a coherent way though.
Any advice would be excellent.
--
Repor
On Thu, 2004-05-27 at 22:32, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Somebody told me that if i use the data type "bytea" for my images
> in postgresql it could be very heavy in the web, does mod_perl
> have a good solution for that?
If what you mean is that you plan to serve images out of your database,
then
Somebody told me that if i use the data type "bytea" for my images
in postgresql it could be very heavy in the web, does mod_perl
have a good solution for that?
Thanks
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Ray Zimmerman wrote:
At 5:10 PM +0100 10/16/03, Ged Haywood wrote:
Have you searched the archives? There was a thread talking about load
balancing earlier in the year, see
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/modperl/message/49334
for example which might help.
Thanks, I hadn't seen this thread. The p
At 5:10 PM +0100 10/16/03, Ged Haywood wrote:
Have you searched the archives? There was a thread talking about load
balancing earlier in the year, see
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/modperl/message/49334
for example which might help.
Thanks, I hadn't seen this thread. The pointer to the URL Rewrit
Hi there,
On Thu, 16 Oct 2003, Ray Zimmerman wrote:
> We have a web app which consists of some very expensive dynamic
> pages. Network bandwidth isn't an issue, but web-server CPU load is.
> [snip]
> the front-end server proxies to in round-robin style. With our
> typical load this has solved t
We have a web app which consists of some very expensive dynamic
pages. Network bandwidth isn't an issue, but web-server CPU load is.
We used to run a front-end webserver, back-end webserver and database
server on the same machine. Recently we tried moving the back-end
webserver to two separate
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