"Randy Kobes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Mon, 8 Dec 2003, SRef wrote: > > > "Randy Kobes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > > news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > On Fri, 5 Dec 2003, SRef wrote: > > > > > > > Env: Perl5.8 Apache2.0 mod_perl2.0(1.99xx?) PS: I did try > > > > to find the solution through mod_perl and apache > > > > documents, but in vain. Please help me, thanks. > > > > > > > > For example, I have a script file named "index.cgi" for my > > > > website entrance, and there are some template files in the > > > > same directory with it. index.cgi used to run correctly > > > > under "use warnings(FATAL => 'all'); use strict....." > > > > > > > > when I try using mod_perl, problems occur: 1. when > > > > access my site http://localhost, it shows error > > > > "cann't open http://localhost";; I can only use > > > > http://localhost/index.cgi, how to sovle this? > > > > > > This seems like a problem with your Apache configuration - > > > see the docs at http://httpd.apache.org/ for details. > > > > In my httpd.conf, there is this: > [ ... ] > This isn't really mod_perl related - if the answers aren't > apparent from the docs, you might try searching the archives > of or else asking on either an Apache users mailing list > or in a newsgroup devoted to web server configuration > issues. >
I think at least it's mod_perl specific ---- Before trying mod_perl, a request for directory did work well( I did make some setting for this ) OK, thanks anyway, I will search for it. > > > > 2. it shows many error"sub1 redefined.....sub2 redefined...." > > > > when the second > > > > time or more to access the index.cgi. > > > > > > This might be using modules or subroutines whose names > > > coincide - it's hard to know without seeing a simple > > > example of your script. > > > > I don't think that's the case. Since if I change the > > subname, eg, sub main() , changed to main1() Then the > > errorlog will say "main1() redefined....." instead of > > "main() redefined....". > [ ... ] > If you search http://perl.apache.org/ for > warnings subroutine redefined > do any of those pages help? None of them seems helpful. They are most about "contant subroutine", which is not the same case with mine. And also the pages only say how you can hide the warnings, not how to get rid of the bugs. But thanks to your advice, I think i find the right pages I should look for ---- mod_perl 1.0 docs I made a big mistake that since I started from mod_perl2.0, I just ignored those "1.0 specific" docs, which seem to be more helpful to me. > [ ... ] > > > > 4. Another error, mod_perl::register: Unrecognized > > > > character \x11 at mark.gif. Anything wrong with the > > > > gif? > > > > > > Does the gif display OK when loaded in a browser? Again, > > > a simple example illustrating the problem would help. > > > > it's ok when loaded alone in a browser. And actually it's > > all ok before I use mod_perl. Does mod_perl register parse > > gif files or do any special thing to them? > > It depends on how things are configured. If you're using > mod_perl to send some image to the browser as the response, > are you setting the appropriate content-type? And, for > Win32, if the image is being sent via a filehandle, are you > using binmode on that filehandle? > As for this problem, in my template file for output(I use HTML::template, and my OS is win2k, Apache2.0, mod_perl 1.99xx), there is one line <IMG SRC="mark.gif"> And any possible gif_related Apache setting remains the default(comes with Apache2.0) . So I think mod_perl treated it differently than mod_cgi Best regards, SRef -- Reporting bugs: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html
