I have CentOS 3.9 installed on my server... after everything I've read it seems that all the files that should be there are, including named.conf, resolv.conf, and there are a few zone files under /var/named.
I was suggested from something I read to do the following...
chkconfig --add named...
I know nothing about C++ and I don't want to make a mistake.
I have a C++ file that is used with an SMTP service, and it has text in it that shows up at the bottom of the outgoing email message.
Can I modify this text within the file with Nano and save it without destroying the file?
Thank...
I have an email software program that runs in Linux.
The main email sending engine is a small file that is compiled and built like this...
# CXXFLAGS="-O3 -fomit-frame-pointer -DHOSTNAME_CHECK='\"mydomain.net\"' -DWEBDOMAIN='\"mydomain.net\"' -DMAILDOMAIN='\"mydomain.net\"'" ./configure...
Thanks Thedaver...
After force install on DBI, DBD::mysql, and Apache::DBI, I thought it was corrected, because it went 20 hours without and error, which it never went that long before.
This is what I'm getting and it looks a little different...
Error: panic: DBI active kids (5) > kids (2)...
I force install DBI, DBD::mysql, and Apache::DBI.
If this doesn't correct it, would you be interested in coming on the server and correcting it... for a fee of course?
Thanks
Thanks for responding D.E.R.,
I read that now, but here are my versions I'm running on the server.
Latest Versions
---------------
Apache 1.3.41
Mod_perl 1.30
DBI 1.607
Apache::DBI 1.07
DBD::mysql 4.008
versions on Server
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Apache 1.3.33
Mod_perl 1.29
DBI 1.607...
I have an application that I recently installed on a CentOS 3.9 Linux server. The installation of the application went well, along with Apache, the Apache sister application Blackened that came with the app, MySQL, and the CPAN Perl Modules.
But the following error is still occurring...
You mean with ???ware, I don't remember what the name is?
I think if I can find someone that knows Apache, Mod_Perl and Apache::DBI and Apache::DBD they could tell me what's wrong real quick.
Do you know anyone that's good with this?
Thanks,
I don't know how to chack the version of Apache::DBI. How would I duplicate the error, do you mean get another server and install my application on it? I don't think blackened is a public app.
Travis,
I did the complete update on all the Modules I need from CPAN, wouldn't that be the latest version?
I've just lost a lot of time on this and I really need this up and running. I didn't mean to come off so abrupt earlier.
I have an application that I recently installed on a CentOS 3.9 Linux server. The installation of the application went well, along with Apache, the Apache sister application Blackened that came with the app, MySQL, and the CPAN Perl Modules.
But the following error is still occurring...
Blackened is something that works with Apache with my application, as far as if it's coming from Perl, Apache, or MySQL, what are your feelings on it after seeing the above error? I receive that error via email from the application.
Are you at all interested in coming on the server as a...
Yes and even if I reboot and things are fine, in a matter of time it goes back to receiving that "Error: panic: DBI active kids (6) > kids (2)" error I posted, and it happens more and more and gets worse.
Also when I mentioned my install files having a DBD-mysql-2.9004 file, disregard that...
****LOGIN.PL****
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use warnings;
use i::web;
i::web::init();
use i::display;
use i::type;
use i::conf;
use fum::client;
my $msg = '';
my $client_status = -1; # no such client
if ( $formOp ) {FD:{
if ( $formOp eq 'op_login' ) {
if ( defined...
Hi Travis,
I haven't looked that those yet... there is a section in my application install files called DBD-mysql-2.9004, maybe something is going on there too?
How would you like to come on my server and take a look... for a fee of course. If so how can we get a hold of each other?
Thanks
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