1.29 sees overly sensitive to small errors in html documents that a browser would ignor, returning empty documents to browser and logging seg faults to apache error log.[...]
Makefile.PL options:
perl Makefile.PL USE_DSO=1
httpd.conf: LoadModule perl_module libexec/libperl.so
Are you sure, that's the only mod_perl config that you have? I certainly can't reproduce your segfault and I see no reason why mod_perl will be involved at all. You are serving an HTML file, where do you have mod_perl involved? I don't think this has anything to do with mod_perl.
Also in your original email you've said:
Rebuilding apache w/o mod_perl allows Apache to return pages.
why did you need to rebuild Apache? You've built mod_perl as a DSO module, so Apache never included mod_perl in first place.
I suppose that when you've built Apache on its own and when you've built it "with" mod_perl, different build options were used, and that's the reason for your segfault (e.g. different xml libraries were linked).
The fact that you refuse to give us the segfault backtrace makes it really hard to make any intelligent guesswork.
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