Hi
I’m trying to execute a simple Perl and/or
Python script on Apache2.2 from within an HTML document, but with no success.
Please advise if this is the incorrect list to
address this problem to.
I have a simple “Hello, World!” script
in Perl that I want to execute from within a
On Monday 18 September 2006 07:18, Simon Wray wrote:
> Hi
>
>
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> I'm trying to execute a simple Perl and/or Python script on Apache2.2
> from within an HTML document, but with no success.
What does your error_log say?
Also, it looks like you are using SSI, so you will need to make sure SSI is
The error log contains no entry pertaining to the loading of the page.
Which makes me think the script has been located & executed...
I didn't think I needed to set up SSI because I'm using exec and I have
ExecCGI configured. I.e. I'm not using Include.
Thanks
Simon
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On Monday 18 September 2006 07:46, Simon Wray wrote:
> The error log contains no entry pertaining to the loading of the page.
> Which makes me think the script has been located & executed...
>
> I didn't think I needed to set up SSI because I'm using exec and I have
> ExecCGI configured. I.e. I'm n
On Mon, Sep 18, 2006 at 12:46:43PM +0100, Simon Wray wrote:
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> The error log contains no entry pertaining to the loading of the page.
> Which makes me think the script has been located & executed...
Really? Not just that it didn't even parse the file for SSI? That's how
I'd read it. Change the s
I'll probably move this to the beginners-cgi list at Sean's suggestion.
But just to try and wrap up one specific point...
I've been following the information here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/cgi.html
and also looking at Includes here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/howto/ssi.html
T
Hello!
I guess I've found a bug in mod_perl2. But I'd like to ask the users
list first, if anyone has an idea what goes wrong.
I've run into troubles accessing the __DATA__ section of my
modules/handlers. A minimal demonstration handler looks like this:
#!/usr/bin/perl
package TestHandler;
su
Thomas Wittek wrote:
The cursor on the DATA filehandle will be wrong:
133 at /usr/local/lib/perl/5.8.7/TestHandler.pm line 5.
Warning: something's wrong at [..]/TestHandler.pm line 6.
I think you just need to rewind it after reading it. See the docs for
seek() and tell(). Here's an exampl
Perrin Harkins schrieb:
> Thomas Wittek wrote:
>> The cursor on the DATA filehandle will be wrong:
>
> I think you just need to rewind it after reading it. See the docs for
> seek() and tell(). Here's an example:
No, the position is already wrong before any read. So saving it for
later purposes
Hello,
If this isn't the correct place to report this problem, please excuse
the noise and redirect me...
Apache::Cookie->new used to deal gracefully with an undefined -value
argument (like: "...new (-name => 'some_cookie', -value => undef,
...)"), at least when -expire was in the past ("-1D" in
This same problem occurs if I call A2::C->new without any value argument
("...new (-name => 'some_cookie', -expire => '-1D', -path => ...,
-secure => 0)"), though I didn't verify the A:C->new behavior with no
-value at all (only with -value => undef...).
Derek
Derek R. Price wrote:
> Hello,
>
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Okey so this is the situation I have right now:
0)mysql based application
1)server with mod_perl
2)client is browser for time being, might be a mobile terminal or "custom
client application" in the future
3)testing ( with perl-unit )
3.1)testing package method functionality separately from the ui
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