Thanks Dondi, this worked great.
Bill Hudson
Dondi Stroma wrote:
>
> "To determine if you can use a DSO mod_perl with your version of Perl,
> first
> find out which malloc your Perl was built with by running:
> % perl -V:usemymalloc
> If you get:
> usemymalloc='n';
> then it means that Pe
Thanks,
Car54
Dondi Stroma wrote:
>
> I recommend compiling mod_perl as a DSO with APXS (Apache Extension Tool)
> so
> that you do not have to recompile apache. The "getting your feet wet"
> section doesn't mention this. But first read the "When DSO can be Used"
> section to make sure your P
Bill Hudson wrote:
To be honest what you sent me is over my head.
Did you read the docs that I linked to? What part of this is over your head?
"To determine if you can use a DSO mod_perl with your version of Perl, first
find out which malloc your Perl was built with by running:
% perl -V:us
Car54 wrote:
I'm very new at this and I already have apache installed and I just want
to
be sure that when I install it again it doesn't cause a problem with the
software I have on the server that depends on it, along with being
installed
at the proper location.
I recommend compiling mod_pe
Car54 wrote:
I'm very new at this and I already have apache installed and I just want to
be sure that when I install it again
Install what again? Apache? Why would you want to re-install it? Just
out of curiosity, how did you install Apache to begin with? And what OS
are you running?
it
Michael Peters wrote:
>
> Car54 wrote:
>> Hi Perrin,
>> I went over to apache.org and I saw apache_1.3.41.tar.gz, but I'm not
>> seeing
>> mod_perl.
>
> mod_perl is found at perl.apache.org (which is also the first result if
> you google mod_perl).
>
> Again, at perl.apache.org there are lot
Car54 wrote:
Hi Perrin,
I went over to apache.org and I saw apache_1.3.41.tar.gz, but I'm not seeing
mod_perl.
mod_perl is found at perl.apache.org (which is also the first result if
you google mod_perl).
Also, can you tell me where to find instructions to install
them... do I do them toge
Quoting Jayson Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I just compiled and installed mod_perl 2.0.3 for apache Apache/2.2.8
Did a LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so in httpd.conf
No errors and get the following in logs when bounce httpd service:
[Tue Aug 05 22:44:03 2008] [notice] caught SIGTERM, shu
Jayson Hill wrote:
However, I don't see the MOD_PERL entry in ENV, and when I print $CGI::MOD_PERL
value to browser, it is 0.
Not sure why I don't see this as it *seems* that mod_perl is integrated.
Just because mod_perl is installed doesn't mean that whatever script you
are using to print $
Hi Jayson,
I've used $ENV{MOD_PERL} to print the version of mod_perl installed. Also, you
should be able to see it on your ServerSignature. Hope that helps.
Dan
> Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2008 21:07:58 -0700
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: installed mod_perl, but no MOD_PERL in ENV
> To: modperl
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