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shaggy
Joined: 15 Nov 2005
Posts: 82
Location: Dundee, Michigan
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 Posted: Wed 06 Dec '06 19:45 Post subject: bunches of perl ppm's in httpd.conf file |
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I have taken this code from the apache-asp.org/ page:
| Code: | PerlModule Apache::ASP
<Files ~ (\.asp)>
SetHandler perl-script
PerlHandler Apache::ASP
PerlSetVar Global .
PerlSetVar StateDir /tmp/asp
</Files>
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I am in the process of getting AS MANY PPM's as possible.
Now in the example above it gives PerlHandler Apache::ASP. I've noticed in windows that it's not :: instead it's dash (-) and that linux is :: Which one do I type in in configuring apache?
I need to know how do I type in a boat load of'em? As many as will install? How and were do I config that at? I have seen somewhere's back in the days someone had a .txt file loading up perl modules stuck in there htdocs folder. Can I do that? *thinking* I think that was XAMP or something like that. I had ran it first b4 I came across apachelounge. I can't think of it off the top of my head right now but it was apache with everything coded on it already php, mysql,perl, etc. Anyways they had a txt file with loaded up perl modules already in it. It there a way to do that? What it the code for that? How & Were do I type that in at? By the time I get done with these things man that file is gonna be huge : ) and probably gonna a long process in coding but welcome to real world in webserver land. Basically what i'm asking is how do I code in a lot of'em? |
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pnllan
Joined: 05 Dec 2005
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| Posted: Thu 07 Dec '06 7:53 Post subject: |
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I think what you want is to pre-load a series of modules. If this is the case and you are using Mod_Perl, look at the PerlRequire sub-section (extra.pl) in the Description section in the below link:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/os/win32/config.html |
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shaggy
Joined: 15 Nov 2005
Posts: 82
Location: Dundee, Michigan
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| Posted: Fri 08 Dec '06 3:52 Post subject: |
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| pnllan wrote: | I think what you want is to pre-load a series of modules. If this is the case and you are using Mod_Perl, look at the PerlRequire sub-section (extra.pl) in the Description section in the below link:
http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/os/win32/config.html |
Yes exactly what I am looking for thankx.
Now I have read that and it gives :: and not - (dash). Which one do I use when coding the extra.pl file? Sorry for the confusion but in windows ppm gui it gives dash instead of :: So which one do I use when coding extra.pl? |
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pnllan
Joined: 05 Dec 2005
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| Posted: Fri 08 Dec '06 8:06 Post subject: |
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If you noticed, it is titled "Configuring mod_perl 2.0 for Win32". Do what they say, remember that the PL file is a script and not the PPM GUI. Be brave...be bold...It's not like your system is going to explode over a syntax error in a script file.
In the hope of removing further confusion on your part, when in Perl (scripts or modules)(regardless of platform) use :: (colon colon), when in the PPM (Win32 GUI) use - (hyphen).
The PPM (Perl Package Manager) GUI is just that - a Graphical User Interface. It helps you manage (install, update, or remove) the PM's (PERL Modules) on your system.
The extra.pl is a file that happens to contain PERL script - aka script file.
Definitely heed the LoadFile note. It should come BEFORE all the LoadModule declarations. |
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