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<0> cause that says internal server error when i try to run
<1> Soul_keeper: mod_perl is not necessary for CGI.
<2> riczho: I would imagine he'll want the linebreaks to be displayed on the page as html too...
<1> it is a completely different technology too.
<3> Kinks: then print $q->header("text/plain");
<4> Soul_keeper: is your file executable?
<5> print ($a = (`cat /proc/cpuinfo/` =~ s#\n#<br />#g));
<5> Would that work?
<3> Or print "<pre>"; ... print "</pre>";
<0> tybalt89, yes
<2> making the content text/plain simplifies things plenty enough
<6> Happy rainy Sunday, all -- I am looking for information on Raybec, a company that posted on jobs.perl recently. Anyone?
<4> Soul_keeper: riczho's worked for me (scrunched up)
<0> i wish i knew if mod_perl was working or not
<5> Ray and Becca's Shovel Painting Service
<5> ?
<0> http://www.sterlingdesktops.com/cgi-bin/cpuinfo.pl
<0> don't seem to be working
<2> Soul_keeper: and why do you wish that? mod_perl has nothing to do with this..
<0> i payed 100 dollars for some perl cgi shopping cart software
<6> JoshNarins, http://www.raybec.ca/
<0> and havn't used it since i bought it like 3 years ago
<0> been working like 2 days trying to configure my system to run cgi/perl scripts
<5> hmmm
<5> installing from scratch shouldn't take that long
<5> :)
<5> but, anyway
<3> Soul_keeper: #apache might be able to help with that.
<6> And job posting is at http://jobs.perl.org/job/4123
<7> Soul_keeper - what did you get for your $100?
<5> Soul_keeper, what you want is to tail your apache/logs/error_log to see the errors
<7> any support?
<7> if not, then why did you pay for that instead of the free alternatives?
<5> > locate error_log | grep logs
<5> > tail -f /your/apache/logs/error_log
<6> Or httpd-ssl-error_log if it's on SSL.
<5> then reload the page
<0> [Sun May 21 11:48:29 2006] [error] [client 70.109.178.21] Premature end of script headers: /var/www/cgi-bin/cpuinfo.pl
<5> talexb, but it isn't
<0> i pretty much get that error for pretty much every script i run
<5> paste a script to the pastebot
<7> sounds like something is fundamentally wrong
<7> add BEGIN { print "content-type: text/plain\n\n" } to your script
<6> Not SSL? Okey-Doke.
<7> see what headers it's trying to do
<3> Hmm... use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser); may also be useful..
<7> I'm betting it wants to "use" something that isn't installed
<5> mod_perl is definitely running, right?
<5> > perl -wc /var/www/cgi-bin/cpuinfo.pl
<0> i dunno
<5> > perl -wc /var/www/cgi-bin/cpuinfo.pl <-- what does it say?
<0> but i got my script running
<5> no, that'd be working
<5> sorry
<0> http://www.sterlingdesktops.com/cgi-bin/cpuinfo.pl
<5> You are printing out an extra set of http headers.
<5> fyi
<8> GumbyBRAIN: be dazjorz
<9> Dazjorz, i don't want to put into functions.
<0> how would a verify if mod_perl is running btw ?
<10> Nooo! GumbyBRAIN will put me into functions and I'll be just a lonely statement...
<7> well - you'd be writing handlers instead of putting in scripts
<7> since mod_perl is about handlers
<10> GumbyBRAIN: be BinGOs
<9> is poco-irc commit: 'committing prior to release' by bingos.
<10> -.-
<5> $ENV{MOD_PERL} is set
<7> what is "-.-"?
<0> i musta installed 100 handlers yesterday
<4> Soul_keeper: what was the fix?
<5> print "Mod-perl running\n" if $ENV{MOD_PERL}; # or is it $ENV{MODPERL}
<5> No, with the _
<10> merlyn: It's kind of an emoticon
<0> #!/usr/bin/perl
<0> use strict; use warnings; use CGI;
<10> merlyn: Like ~_~
<7> what kind?
<10> merlyn: But shorter.
<0> that as two lines not one
<0> :)
<10> merlyn: The -'s are eyes, the . is mouth, so -.- is like a .. Face.
<7> Soul_keeper - that's a script, not a handler.
<0> yeah
<7> a handler is like "PerlTransHandler My::Cl***"
<0> yeah i installed like 100 of them yesterday
<7> then mod_perl is there
<7> or your server would be bitching. :)
<5> Well, "installation" could have involved little more than moving them to a particular directory.
<0> i might be missing some handlers
<5> Checking $ENV{MOD_PERL} works
<5> Or maybe the definition of "handler" held by some isn't identical
<0> i noticed the make test for mod_perl complains about auth and proxy amoung other things
<5> httpd -l works if your mod_perl is statically linked
<0> yeah it don't show up in that list
<0> mod_cgi.c is there tho
<5> You should add a line like this vvvvvv to your working .pl script
<5> print "I " . ($ENV{MOD_PERL} ? 'do not ' : '') . "have mod_perl running now.\n";
<5> ack, except, invert the results, since I wrote it backwards
<5> amazing
<0> http://www.sterlingdesktops.com/cgi-bin/cpuinfo.pl
<5> So you don't have mod_perl running :)
<0> blastid
<7> or you do, but just not for that directory
<7> did you configure Apache::Registry for an area?
<0> yes
<7> since I presume that's what you mean when you say "mod_perl running"
<7> because "mod_perl running" doesn't make any sense to me
<7> mod_perl is a module. it doesn't "run"
<7> Apache runs. :)
<7> if mod_perl isn't loading, all your httpd.conf lines that have mod_perl directives will fail
<7> so you're definitely loading mod_perl if those lines are parsed.
<0> wait
<0> PerlModule Apache::Registry
<0> was in there
<0> but gives me an error when apachectl start is run
<0> Invalid command 'PerlModule',
<7> Oh - then you probably don't have mod_perl linked in or loaded in
<7> is this 1.3 or 2.x
<0> what would i add to load it
<7> answer my question. :)
<0> i tryed 2.2.2 earlier but then after no success went to 1.3.36
<5> Something like: LoadModule perl_module libexec/libperl.so
<7> right
<0> LoadModule mod_perl gives me an error
<0> Invalid command 'LoadModule',
<7> then you don't have the .so loader either.
<5> need to add the rest of the line, in any event
<11> I asked earlier, but I'm not sure what to do, I'm trying to grab a page through a proxy with LWP::UserAgent, but the proxy requieres a Content-Length header
<7> are there any other LoadModule commands?
<11> In the request I think, but I don't know how to generate it so I can p*** it along
<11> i thought it was a response method though
<7> uh - for POST, or for the response
<7> are you POSTing?
<11> I'm just trying to GET
<7> shouldn't need a content-length then
<7> even for the response
<10> eval: $domainname = "dazjorz.com"; "/var/www/".join '/', reverse split /\./, $domainname;
<12> dazjorz: Return: /var/www/com/dazjorz
<11> When I GET without a proxy it doesnt do anything, but through the proxy I get 411 Length Requiered
<10> Ha! Take that!
<0> merlyn, yes but they are all commented out
<7> I'm not sure that's what 411 means
<10> merlyn: Its what he said
<11> Woah, there are 411 people in the room! Sorry, lol.
<10> merlyn: I guess, Length Required
<10> Lol, javadog
<10> javadog, It's probably a proxy error...
<7> it's definitely what the proxy returns?
<10> javadog, Means that your proxy wants a "Content-Length: " header, but it isn't getting one
<11> According to $response->status_line
<11> A Content-Length from me or from the web-server?
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