Re: [Speedycgi-users] Nevermind - my bad :-\ (Re: "Cranky" SpeedyCGI(???))

[Sam H. <sa...@da...>]

You should see perl errors logged in the Apache error log.

 > Dear SpeedyCGI users and developers,
 > 
 > Oops!!  Sorry about that! I made one change too many in my configuration
 > objects and tried to call methods on an undefined object.  The
 > speedy_backend had a right to choke!!
 > 
 > Is there some place where errors like this are logged?  Of course this
 > was code called only from the SpeedyCGI version of Penguin Greetings -
 > otherwise it would have crashed and burned far more "vocally" :-)
 > 
 > Peace, Edouard :-)
 > 
 > 
 > ==================================
 > Edouard Lagache
 > Lead Developer, Penguin Greetings
 > http://pgreet.sourceforge.net/
 > pgr...@ca...
 > 
 > ============================================
 > Edouard Lagache <lag...@ca...> wrote at Thu, 3 Jul 2003 13:44:31 -0700
 > 
 > >Dear SpeedyCGI users and developers,
 > >
 > >First, thank you to Sam Horrocks and everyone else who has gotten
 > >SpeedyCGI up and running.  It is a great tool!!
 > >
 > >However, ... :-) having gotten my ecard application (Penguin Greetings)
 > >working SpeedyCGI for about 2 months now, I've run into a strange
 > >problem.  I'm in the process of moving code into some Perl module
 > >libraries, and strangely, SpeedyCGI is acting like a sputtering car.  The
 > >first attempt to invoke SpeedyCGI will fail with a "Premature ending of
 > >script headers" error for the browser and absolutely nothing in the http/
 > >error_log besides that.  Yet, if you involve the script a second time, it
 > >appears to run fine except that some of the initialization that should
 > >have been done on the first invocation was never done.
 > >
 > >I have fallen to the "last resort" strategy of using CGI::Carp and
 > >putting warnings everywhere.  The top of my program is essentially this:
 > >
 > >  #!/usr/bin/speedy -- -M20 -gpgreet
 > >  use CGI::SpeedyCGI;
 > >  use CGI qw(:standard escape);
 > >  use CGI::Carp;
 > >  warn "Just after CGI::Carp";
 > >
 > >The warn statement is never printed on the first invocation, but is in
 > >subsequent runs.
 > >
 > >Has anyone run into a problem like this?  Any thoughts on how to debug
 > >this sort of "crankyness?"
 > >
 > >Thanks in advance!
 > >
 > >Peace, Edouard :-)
 > >
 > >P.S. Yes, the program runs fine in straight CGI.
 > >==================================
 > >Edouard Lagache
 > >Lead Developer, Penguin Greetings
 > >http://pgreet.sourceforge.net/
 > >pgr...@ca...
 > >
 > >
 > >
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