I have a web app I\'m writing in mod_perl 2.(It\'s a custom handler module, not registry or perlrun scripts.)There are several configuration options I\'d like to have set at server initialization, pre
I have a mod_perl2 module that writes some files to the working directory. The standard working directory of mod_perl2 or Apache2 seems to be \"/\". Of course, Apache is not allowed to write files in
I\'m at my wit\'s end. My current (failed) implementation of small MySQL-backed webpage heavily relies on a module Project::Connection that stores two package-scoped (our\'d) handles (mysql_handle and
I\'m going to design an open-source web service which should collect (\"web-scrape\") some data from multiple - currently three - web sites.
I have an application which runs on cgi. I have ported it to mod_perl2 ( using apache2::compat) and rewriting the cgi file into a mod_perl handler. Strangely, the performance I am obtaining due to the
I have been trying to decide if my web project is a candidate for implementation using PSGI, but I don\'t really see what good it would do for my application at th开发者_如何学JAVAis stage.
I am new to CGI, my code output: Hello, \"<h1>Tom Cat</h1>\"! Seems the escapeHTML() doesn\'t work.
I had an issue regarding this which I\'ve manage to fix to this stage, but the only issue is finding out how this could be achieved by perl.
I\'m running Apache 2 on an Ubuntu 10.04 server VM (ESXi 4.1) and getting something very weird: Sometimes the mods-enabled directory is found.
I have an apache2 config file under /etc/init.d/apache2/conf.d/which uses Perl Sections. I am just trying to test if a module is loaded and configure apache as appropriate.
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