David Arnold wrote:
I am wondering why it's trying to run the file Rules2.pm. Why doesn't it
just restart then wait to report the error when I attempt to access
scinux.redwoods/mod_perl_rules2?
It's not trying to run it - it's trying to compile it.
sub handler {
my $=shift;
That's the error. Yo
Stas,
No, I did notice the error. It's just that I've been alternating back and
forth from modperl2 to 1 that I cannot keep straight all the events that
are happening. I knew there was an error in Rules2.pm, but it felt strange
that is showed up when I was restarting the server. But, I later concl
David Arnold wrote:
did you actually look at the error message?
Can't use global $= in "my" at /home/darnold/modperl//ModPerl/Rules2.pm
line 9, near "my $="
syntax error at /home/darnold/modperl//ModPerl/Rules2.pm line 9, near
"$=shift"
sub handler {
my $=shift;
That should be:
my $r = shift
> I am wondering why it's trying to run the file Rules2.pm. Why doesn't it
> just restart then wait to report the error when I attempt to access
> scinux.redwoods/mod_perl_rules2?
Mod_Perl compiles all library modules and loads them into memory when the
Apache server is started. That is why mod_p
