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(OT) Load balancer solutions

All - I'm looking for people who're using a load-balancer to find outwhat they're using and why. I'm currently looking at Apache2.2'smod_proxy_balancer, but my boss would like to have the warm fuzzy ofknowing I know people (other than a certain somebody who'll renam...

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Need TT2 help...

Hi all company builds web-based business apps and dynamic websites using We are currently in need ofassistance and are looking for an experienced contract programmer to augmentour staff.Ideally, the person would live in the denver/boulder area and be availablefor periodic in-person meetings, how...

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unix top command through cgi

I want to see the results of a top command through myweb browser, but when I try this with my cgi script:my $output = `top`;print $output;I get this error:top: Unknown terminal "VT100" in $TERMIs there a way to tell top which "terminal" i'm using? just get it to take a snapshot of the serve...

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svk is generating almost-empty change sets

FYI, the change sets you're seeing that have only modifications to the metainfo for 'trunk' are being generated by 'svk push', and I don't know why.But they seem harmless enough....

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suggestion for CGI::Application::Dispatch 'not_found': serve URLswe can dispatch interna

The 'not_found' feature is CGI::Application::Dispatch, providing its ownway to specify a custom 404 document.It's flexible in that it can refer to page that is dispatched, or anexternal URL. I like that.As a refinement, I'd like pages that can be dispatched for not_found tobe...

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Change 28658: Sorting the MANIFEST

Change 28658 by stevep@stevep-kirk on 2006/08/04 16:42:54Sorting the MANIFESTAffected files //depot/perl/MANIFEST#1434 editDifferences //depot/perl/MANIFEST#1434 (text)Index: perl/MANIFEST perl/MANIFEST#1433~28619~2006-07-26 06:54:28.000000000 -0700 perl/MANIFEST2006-08-04 09:42:54.000000000 -07...

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error mode question

"Rob Kinyon" <rob.kinyon (AT) gmail (DOT) comwrote on 08/03/2006 02:14:30 PM:7/31/06, Todd Ross <Todd_Ross (AT) mgic (DOT) comwrote:I think CGI::Application's error handling would benefit greatly byeval{}ing hooks. I routinely find myself executing code that mightdie()inside of a setu...

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Changing the output record separator

From: "IvorW" <myyk-xcr8 (AT) xemaps (DOT) com>I have a need to output lines of text from TT with full <CR><LF>. This isbecause I am using Template Toolkit to generate SWIFT messages, forwhich the format requies the carriage return (I'm doing this on Solaris bythe way).Cur...

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Changing the output record separator

This sounds like a job for a filter![% IF os == 'windows' %][% message | unix2dos %][% ELSE %][% message %][% END %]I don't think the filter unix2dos comes standard, but you can easilydefine it in Perl before the process method gets called. Alternatively,you can define it in the t...

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tools/dev/mk_manifest_and_skip.pl requires svn

# New Ticket Created by Will Coleda# Please include the string: [perl #40072]# in the subject line of all future correspondence about this issue.# <URL: >svk should also be usable with this tool.The use of the 'svn' binary is hardcoded, and the script pokes intothe '.svn...

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Changing the output record separator

I have a need to output lines of text from TT with full <CR><LF>. This is because I am using Template Toolkit to generate SWIFT messages, for which the format requies the carriage return (I'm doing this on Solaris by the way).Currently, I have an application that works - using a...

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Matching by directory

Most web sites have directories with images and other binary files(e.g. distribution files like .tar.gz and .rpm).It would be nice if it were possible to have a copy_dir directive thatmatches on directory names, and then selects all files in (below?)that directory for copying.Would that be a sen...

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