Marc Brooks wrote:
Hello ALL,
Not sure if this is possible.. So here I go..
I have a set of .pm's and .cgi scripts that are within each Virtual Host.
Example:
/home/domain1.com/community/Community/Toolkit.pm -- Methods accessed by-->
http://domain1.com/community/login.cgi
/home/domain2.com/com
You probably need to store the config data in a singleton class type thing
and make sure its passed to your subroutines, rather than depending on it
being existant in the compile-time environment...
If you do a search in the archives of this list for 'singleton' you should
find examples and furthe
On Thu, Mar 18, 2004 at 12:27:19PM -0800, Marc Brooks wrote:
> Any suggestions or easy ways to resolve this?
In addition to Ged's suggestion, I'd also recommend reading the
following:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/1.0/guide/porting.html#Sometimes_it_Works__Sometimes_it_Doesn_t
HTH,
William
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K
Hi there,
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Marc Brooks wrote:
> /home/domain1.com/community/Community/Toolkit.pm -- Methods accessed by-->
> http://domain1.com/community/login.cgi
> /home/domain2.com/community/Community/Toolkit.pm -- Methods accessed by-->
> http://domain2.com/community/login.cgi
> /home/d
Hello ALL,
Not sure if this is possible.. So here I go..
I have a set of .pm's and .cgi scripts that are within each Virtual Host.
Example:
/home/domain1.com/community/Community/Toolkit.pm -- Methods accessed by-->
http://domain1.com/community/login.cgi
/home/domain2.com/community/Community/To
Hello ALL,
Not sure if this is possible.. So here I go..
I have a set of .pm's that are within each Virtual Host.
Example:
/home/domain1.com/Community/Toolkit.pm -- Methods accessed by-->
http://domain1.com/community/login.cgi
/home/domain2.com/Community/Toolkit.pm -- Methods accessed by-->
h
