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<0> any of you guys works with Win32 and perl?
<0> I know this is not #cgi. With with apache and mod_perl I get this error: maybe use strict error: Free to wrong pool 6172e8 not 43583e0 at C:/u02/Perl/lib/constant.pm
<0> is that free to wrong pool deal a threading issue as I suspect?
<1> New0rder: is it a panic?
<0> apache doesn't die
<0> it just half-accepts a connection
<0> eventually the clinet will time out
<0> I changed the max requests per child from 0 - 5 and that problem goes away, but we have really poor performace from this box with SSL enabled.
<0> with out SSL, things seem to be jut fine.,
<0> so it's some how related to SSL
<1> weird
<0> yes.
<0> you're telling me
<0> but I still see that free to wrong pool error every now and again.
<1> is this the latest version of perl?
<0> some googling suggests it's a threads problem.
<0> yes.
<2> eval: my $text = "foo"; $text .= "bar" . "foo";
<3> tesz111: Return: foobarfoo
<0> HA! that's a cool bot :)
<0> eval: 1+2
<3> New0rder: Return: 3
<4> just use perl -e
<1> New0rder: also seems win32-specific
<0> sphex yes.
<0> this is also true.
<0> Curious, off hte tops of your heads, do you guys know if mod_perl 2.0 can be compileds with out threads enabled in perl?
<0> this is a mod_perl 1.X and apache 1.3 app that they want on apache 2.0.
<0> apache 2.0 is supposaly faster then 1.3 on windows.
<0> But I can do with out these threads can I ?
<1> But you need threads under windows if you want to serve concurrent requests...
<0> I have gotten a hold of Visual studio 2005. I hope to compile things.
<0> but threads with mod_perl?
<0> Finding a pre-compiled version of apache 1.3 and with mod_ssl under Win32 is difficult to even do to try out for speed testing.
<1> bouhouhouuu. whiner.
<1> :p
<0> I hate suits.
<0> :)
<0> If it was up to me and my boss, this woudl be a Solaris 8, or linux box. But these morons are scared of unix.
<1> aye
<1> New0rder: it might be easier to go with FastCGI then
<0> Apache::ASP is what required mod_perl.
<0> Apache::ASP is what this application is unfortuanlly built on
<1> ouch
<1> what is it BTW?
<0> in house built deal.
<2> eval: my $test= " test"; print $1 if ($test =~ /(?:^|\s)(test)/);
<3> tesz111: testReturn: 1
<1> New0rder: and they prolly choosed it because they thought it would be ASP? :p
<0> I dunno. it was 3 or 4 years ago they started to use it.
<0> they wanted something like php in style
<0> to code with
<0> same idea
<0> but perl
<0> They should of use an HTMl templating software and been done with things.
<0> ohh well I gota run. I'll deal with this in the morning.
<0> things for you help guys.
<1> np
<5> I AM BACK.
<6> I am Joshua, nice to meet you back
<5> omfg
<5> rdesktop
<5> How ****ing l33t!!! keke
<5> Oh and hell Joshua, you can call me Evan.
<5> Evan... Carroll.
<5> I've seen you around the monestary
<1> *cough* lame *cough*
<7> You should try dayquill.
<8> buh bye all
<5> lame?
<5> I need to connect to a window server, which means i either install windows or get this pos working
<9> hello everyone!
<1> bleh
<10> http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/15629
<10> :\
<1> Cryptic_K: any link with details?
<10> sphex, nope, just noticed it
<11> it's old
<10> it is?
<1> if this is just a vulnerability with the FORMAT STRING itself, then it's no big deal. it's this way with libc's printf(3) too.
<11> published 11-05
<4> sphex: basically yes :)
<1> ok
<4> except C doesn't allow you to use "blah $foo %s" as the format string
<1> and people do that with Perl because it's so easy..
<1> FOOLS!!
<1> bwahahaHAHAA
<11> horrible
<5> Cryptic_K: If only perl wasn't so insecure.
<11> i wish i didn't have write code like: $p***word = <>; print "p***word read: $p***word\n";
<7> ...
<7> perl is only insecure if you're retarded.
<12> ew73: That explains his problems though!
<5> buu: DIE.
<4> well that is the case for many things
<5> Perl is obviously insecure read the link
<7> buu: Yes, I thought that's what I implied.
<4> although I prefer the Haskell solution
<7> EvanCarroll: Try perl -T :P
<5> the name of the company is 'Security Focus' and they say they have a security 'exploit'
<5> THAT CAN'T BE GOOD.
<12> ew73: Why are you even talking to him?
<5> buu: stop breathing
<7> buu: 'cause I took him off ignore a couple days ago, I keep forgetting.
<5> horray me.
<5> It isn't like i'm trolling
<5> I'm raising a valid point: Perl lacks security
<13> hey guys, i'm looking for a way to match something like non-point ... so "foo.bar" should not match, but "foo" should
<11> you do have a point... it's the pointed fingernail on your trollish hand!
<5> /foo^[.]/ ?
<12> /foo(?!\.)/
<13> k, thank you, i'll give them a try!
<14> i have a list of strings, how can i remove a string from the list? @list = ("dog" 'cat" "mouse" "Yog-Sothoth") ; how can I remove "Yog-Sothoth" ?
<11> delete $list[$idx];
<12> YOU WILL BE PUNISHED FOR YOUR EFRONTERY
<14> pravus, and I get index by looping through comparing to my string? no "remove" function :(
<15> vole: perldoc -f grep
<14> b0at, that's pretty good thanks....
<14> I hate to change the question.... but does perl have any set functions like joining to arrays, returning the intersection of two arrays or subtracting one from another?
<16> sup guys
<17> vole: read the FAQ
<18> vole ther's CPAN or your own ingenuity
<12> vole: Set..
<12> Er, Set:: on cpan
<15> Quantum::Superpositions
<7> Oh god, my halbot has gotten up to Paradise Lost.
<14> thank you Paladin linuxnohow and buu
<19> http://www.valvehacks.zaccum.com/ - great cs dod hl2 (valve) hacks
<9> oh snap! ima go right now!
<7> omg cs h4x!!!!1
<7> I W1ll PNWZ TH3 N00BZ!!!!1one
<9> lol +z
<19> yeah good hacks
<7> will they make it so i can win
<19> matters which hacks
<9> ooh i liek winning hax
<7> bcause sometimes i will be like there and then some1 will come along and totally shoot me
<9> winning is so fun i think it's so much bettr than loosing
<20> dsasda: ?
<7> i dont like that lol
<19> u choose and the bots will add them in 48 hours or less
<16> anyone know where i can get a good perl tutorial
<19> hotscripts.com
<19> good tutorials and scripts
<20> 01:44 * dsasda (n=OIGEORGE@ool-43540102.dyn.optonline.net) has joined #dotcode
<20> 01:44 <19> http://www.valvehacks.zaccum.com/ - great cs dod hl2 (valve) hacks
<20> 01:50 * dsasda (n=OIGEORGE@ool-43540102.dyn.optonline.net) has left #dotcode
<20> eh?
<9> qwerty, valvehacks.zaccum.com is good too
<9> jk it's for winner hax :)
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