Replies (==) below - thanks! Regards Simon
-----Original Message----- From: Randy Kobes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 05 June 2006 16:52 To: Simon Wray Cc: modperl@perl.apache.org Subject: RE: [mp2] 'Can't Load...' PerlRequire error for Apache2.2 On Mon, 5 Jun 2006, Simon Wray wrote: > When trying to use the ppm shell to remove "mod_perl-2.2" I am told that > it is not installed. > > After that I have tried the new script you indicate. This again > retrieves the files and performs a checksum and then goes on to a second > set of commands. The DOS window appears to quickly flash a message that > *I think* says mod_perl already exists, but the window then closes > before I get a chance to really see it! If indeed it says that mod_perl is already installed, this may mean that it found an Apache/2.0 installation, and had previously installed mod_perl for it. Do you have both an Apache/2.0 and Apache/2.2 installed? == I only have Apache/2.2 installed. This is the first time I have == installed Apache and any related modules on this Pc. The Apache == install went fine and I can get a dummy page returned from it. == The install of ActivePerl/5.8 was also successful. One way to tell which one it's installing for is to notice which files it downloads - if it fetches mod_perl.tar.gz and mod_perl.so, it's doing so for Apache/2.0, while if it gets mod_perl-2.2.tar.gz and mod_perl-2.2.so, it's using Apache/2.2. Which ones are they getting for you? == The ppm install is definitely fetching the 2.2 versions. > Is there a log created for this script anywhere? No - perhaps I could put that in; it'd help for situations like this. > After all this, I no-longer have a mod_perl-2.2.so file in my > Apache2.2\modules directory. The installation, when successful, will copy the downloaded mod_perl-2.2.so to your Apache2 modules directory, and rename it to mod_perl.so. Do you have a mod_perl.so there? == No, neither is present. I was actually looking for mod_perl.so == because I recall you said it was renamed. I think that the "ppm> == remove mod_perl2.2" command succeeded at least in part even == though it reported that mod_perl2.2 was not installed. -- best regards, Randy
