Hi,
Have you looked at?
http://www.snert.com/Software/mod_throttle/
HIH
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always
changing. This way the Location is never the same twice.
Any suggestions appreciated.
TIA
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thought train was that subrequests make Apache reload the page as if it was
a completely new request. That way redirection would occur simularly to
META tags redirection when set to "0" seconds. Well back to it.
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loads since it is waiting for
results that take far too long to get. Just looking for
other opinions on handling this cleanly.
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pretty
apparent. Full comprehension seems to be the issue.
I guess what I am trying to say is that perhaps
it simply goes over many people's heads.
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ad of the environment. By restricting use to CGI they get such infrequently used environments unloaded ASAP.
Is there a way to configure mod_perl to aggressively unload perl instantiations such that it holds onto data for the minimum timespan?
Thanks,
Martin.
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I use Class::DBI to connect to several databases from within mod_perl.
Occasionally a request will hang and there will be a slew of "attempt to free
unreferenced scalar" messages in the error_log. I am assuming this is because
o
I tried to install libapreq2-2.40-dev on a debian sarge like so
./configure --with-apache2-apxs=/usr/bin/apxs2
I get the following
apxs:Error: Invalid query string `APR_VERSION'.
build/version_check.pl failed: no version_string found in ''.
configure: error: Bad apache2 version
Everyt
I suggest you download apreq's current trunk and
try that instead. Your problem may be that your
debian apache2 binary isn't named "httpd". Trunk
should get the true name from apxs now, but it's
If I'm successful I'll post it on the appropriate list. :)
possible that still doesn't work. If not,
d then redirection to the physical
resource occurs. Hope this is enough for suggestions/pointers.
TIA
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gt;is_initial_req;
Howto transfer control away from the handler() to
our final destination redirected url?
Much appreciate all the input.
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I have been getting some strange error on my system lately, so I took
the time to completely upgrade my server last night to see of I could
fix the problem with new updates. First thing this morning the errors
re-surfaced.
The error I'm getting is
:Apache2 IO flush: (103) Software caused co
Hello Everyone,
I have an issue that I am working on. I always ask questions that I
have to a forum before writing the list just in case someone in the
forum knows the answer. Usually I don't get any responses.
I started this thread,
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1104388&page=1
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On Aug 10, 2005, at 11:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I have an issue that I am working on. I always ask questions that I
have to a forum before writing the list just in case someone in the
forum knows the answer. Usually I don't ge
'm pretty
sure I understand now.
Thanks for the tips mate! I'll post this as my fix in the forum.
Tony
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Thank you for the response.
I am sure going to start using strict.
But one thing, why doesn't my example of NOT using strict, my, our, or
local ever fa
ot;Set-Cookie: TEST=TestCookie; $expiration; path=$path;
domain=127.0.0.1;n";
$|=1;
print $cookie;
print "Cache-Control: no-cachenContent-type: text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1nn";
#$|=1;
print "Started "."time".time()."n";
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I'have the exact same error/problem in my environment as mentioned here:
http://www.issociate.de/board/post/244105/mod_perl2_bug_report.html
However, I'm a little unclear of the details of the fix due to my inexperience
with FreeBSD. I was hoping that someone could explain this fix in further
d
rmând clinica, la ce
beneficii v-aţi aşteptat în urma implementǎrii EM ?
Vǎ rugǎm bifaţi tot ce se aplicǎ.
If you want to have a look at the page, here is the url and user/pass,
http://www.eeimplementors.org/index.pl?page=65
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Password: apache
If you've got any
Bill Whillers wrote:
> Can somebody recommend a standardized, up-to-date and similar module or
> package that does basically the same thing, giving good results and following
> recent RFC/IETF standards?
>
Mail::DeliveryStatus::BounceParser maybe?
[Sorry if this is a duplicate, but I believe the first message
did not get through]
Hi all,
I am working in an Apache2/mod_perl2 environment, with MySQL DBs, and
I have a somewhat special need with respect to persistent connections;
I need some of the database connections to be persistent,
whil
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