perl.macosx...Re: Leopard, Apache and CGI Uploads by Jay Savage- April 28, 2008 On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:59 PM, <bryandaimlernetscape.net> wrote:> I have a Perl file upload script I&39;d been using for years under Apache 1 in> Tiger. I haven&39;t modified it in ages. No mod_perl, just CGI.pm and the> default Perl installation. It&39;s always worked fine for files of any size> (some as many as a gigabyte and taking more than an hour to upload), but> since upgrading to Leopard, with its Apache2 nonsense, the script fails on> large files -- anything..http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10670.html Re: Leopard, Apache and CGI Uploads by bryandaimler- April 25, 2008 jeremiahjeremiahfoster.com wrote:> Um, apache2 rocks. It has a much better configuration layout, > particularly for virtual hosts, and is a more secure web server. Once > you get used to it you&39;ll agree.Well, I just use it for a couple old scripts and some static html pages for personal use, so whatever advantage it may have is lost on me. The least they could have done is keep apache1 as an option, or convert my httpd.conf as part of the Leopard upgrade like they do for the data...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10669.html Re: Leopard, Apache and CGI Uploads by jeremiah- April 25, 2008 Hello Bryan,On Apr 24, 2008, at 10:59 PM, bryandaimlernetscape.net wrote:> I have a Perl file upload script I&39;d been using for years under > Apache 1 in Tiger. I haven&39;t modified it in ages. No mod_perl, just > CGI.pm and the default Perl installation. It&39;s always worked fine > for files of any size (some as many as a gigabyte and taking more > than an hour to upload), but since upgrading to Leopard, with its > Apache2 nonsense,Um, apache2 rocks. It has a much...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10668.html Leopard, Apache and CGI Uploads by bryandaimler- April 25, 2008 I have a Perl file upload script I&39;d been using for years under Apache 1 in Tiger. I haven&39;t modified it in ages. No mod_perl, just CGI.pm and the default Perl installation. It&39;s always worked fine for files of any size (some as many as a gigabyte and taking more than an hour to upload), but since upgrading to Leopard, with its Apache2 nonsense, the script fails on large files -- anything over a megabyte -- with this being output to the browser:"CGI.pm: Server closed socket during.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10667.html Re: PerlObjCBridge and selectors by Doug Wiebe- April 18, 2008 Comments below. Hope this is not too late to be of help.On Mar 12, 2008, at 4:24 AM, Pedro Melo wrote:> Hi,>> I&39;m trying to tap into the NSDistributedNotificationCenter with Perl.>> The simplest script that almost works is this:>> START> package Listener;> use strict;> use Foundation;>> sub start > my ($class) = _;> my $self = bless , $class;>> my $center = NSDistributedNotificationCenter->defaultCenter;> ...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10666.html Re: Installing ImageMagick - how to guide by Celeste Suliin Burris- April 15, 2008 Very helpful - I need the Intel hint.Couple of quibbles - you should use "make check", not "make test".On Ghostscript, you can just use &39;--disable-cups&39; in the .configure command- much to be preferred over Makefile editing.> From: Peter N Lewis <peterstairways.com.au>> Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 21:09:32 +0800> To: <macosxperl.org>> Subject: Installing ImageMagick - how to guide> > I&39;ve fought ImageMagick install a few times, and again...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10665.html Installing ImageMagick - how to guide by Peter N Lewis- April 15, 2008 I&39;ve fought ImageMagick install a few times, and again recently (it is better, but still a pain).One issue that affected me and probably would not affect others is I needed to keep the non-universal builds of libjpeg et al out of usrlocal, hence the prefix used in this, but probably not needed for most users.Note the lines with include instructions - you can&39;t just run this lot as a script.Hopefully this is useful to someone, Peter.cdmkdir installcd installsetenv...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10664.html Re: Installing DBD::mysql on leopard server by ff_court- April 15, 2008 On Feb 18, 2:06 pm, Enrique.Terra...ucsf.edu (Enrique Terrazas)wrote:> You probably need to install the MySQL client libraries and headers> first on Leopard server:>> <http:docs.info.apple.comarticle.htmlartnum=306782>>> Enrique>> On Feb 18, 2008, at 4:23 AM, <bill.pal...interragate.com> <bill.pal...interragate.com>>>> > wrote:> > Hi>> > I see that people are having trouble installingDBD::mysqlon Leopard.> > Following...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10663.html Re: Using macports to install 5.10 by BeOn- April 5, 2008 On Apr 1, 4:12 pm, sigz...gmail.com (Robert Hicks) wrote:> Just wondering if anyone actually does it...>> RobertI don&39;t know if anyone &39;does&39; it, but I did it, and it worked alright.I did a kind of bs job though, and I did it about 5 times (I wasexploring... what). I don&39;t know if its changed in the past coupleweeks, but I noticed that it doesn&39;t actually call the interpreter &39;optlocalbinperl,&39; but &39;optlocalbinperl5.10.0&39;. So you mightwant to pull a &39;ln -s.http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10662.html Using macports to install 5.10 by Robert Hicks- April 1, 2008 Just wondering if anyone actually does it...Roberthttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.macosx/2008/04/msg10661.html |