Robin Smidsrød

@Andrew Well, it says "July 2010" on the Packt information page. I would say that qualifies as "new" in terms of dead-tree publishing. As I have not read either of them (yet) I can not say anything on the quality of the content of either book.

For those of you that read Andrew's comment and wonder what book he is referring to, see this link: http://apress.com/book/view/1430223650

The new old book, rather. The one from Apress is still "the new book" :)

Thanks a lot...

A very long time that a i have to solve this problem.

Interesting. The ability to share loaded libraries such as Moose and DBIx::Class is nice. Will have a look at it.

PS: I didn't get notified by e-mail about your reply. Is this intentional?

@Christian: I actually wrote Plack::App::Apache::ActionWrapper after having looked at the problem some more. You might find it interesting.

suexec does work, but you have to set the SuexecUserGroup for virtual hosts.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/suexec.html#usage

You're welcome!

Thanks for the major timesaver Robin. Cheers.

@Ressy Using Process Monitor from sysinternals.com indicated that the .exe had a buffer overflow error. Data Execution Prevention (DEP) is designed to block that kind of thing, because it is a potential security threat. Putting the .exe into the exception list allows it to overflow as much as it wants. Sun/Oracle should really fix their code so that hacks like these are not required.

It might be that the Nokia emulator is experiencing a similar problem. Looking at Process Monitor while you're trying to start your MIDLet should probably identify why some .exe misbehaves.

God Bless You!

(Don't know how you figured that out but you're a freakin' genius!!)

For me the emulators worked, but after installing nokia's sdk everything was ruined.

Great contribution!

Thanks!!!!!

I guess this is one of the main disadvantages of M::I. When a bug is found, a truckload of modules need to be updated.

To my knowledge, this is the second time where there's a Windows-specific bug in M::I and a lot of modules break because of it.

I didn't experience these issues myself, though, as I don't use AVG.

@kmx:

I was the one who filed the first bug. I have left a comment there about my findings.

The second one is not related to the fix_up_makefile sub, so I don't know any other workaround for that one than to exclude the strawberry directory from antivirus scanning.

Similar issue was reported (unfortunaltely not analysed) here:

https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=51472

And other known strawberry + antivirus clash (reported with Symantec and MS Essetials) is here:

https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=55924

Excellent!
Thank you very much for sharing!

@Robin: No one said he had to do it willingly ;)

@Stevan: Well, Matt explicitly said he would not honor that option, so I tried to come up with something that (at least) would go strongly up against his goth style.

VOTE TRANSPARENT!

http://moose.perl.org/vote-transparent.html

Unfortunately I'm unable to help you directly, but I think maybe your problem could be solved by using some tips from this link:

http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1285828

I'm unsure if your chipset supports AP mode at all on Linux. You would have to read through the docs to see for sure. If you would like it to support hostapd your list is even more limited.

Have a look at http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers and filter the list on the ones that support AP mode.

If you're unable to solve your problem I would suggest to ask your question on http://superuser.com/, it's a Q&A site that is dedicated to software/hardware enthusiasts.

Oh thank you ! I have a wireless usb with chip RT2070. How to setup Base Access Point with it ? Can you help me ?