ArulJothi wrote:
Dear Friends,
I have started using mod_perl recently and facing following difficulties in
terms of running a script which depends on some custom (home grown) modules.
When i execute Apache error log reports that it cannot locate the module in
@INC path even though the path ve
On Saturday, December 18, 2010 08:17:43 ArulJothi wrote:
> When i execute Apache error log reports that it cannot locate the module
> in @INC path even though the path very much exists and i am able to run
> the script without any issues outside mod_perl
>
> Basically, Here is my setup
>
> 1)
On Wednesday, December 15, 2010 14:36:41 Mario Brandt wrote:
> t\log_watch.t Use of uninitialized value $fn in unlink at
> t\log_watch.t line 16.
Here are the lines that course the failure:
my $fn=t_catfile(Apache::Test::vars->{t_logs}, 'watch');
unlink $fn;
You see $fn at unlin
Torsten Fortsch,
Thanks for looking into the issue.
I think i am running using mod_perl and not mod_cgi, but How to identify it
properly.
Anyway here is my error details
*URL of my execution:* http://localhost/opt/bi.pl
*Content of bi.pl:*
$ cat bi.pl
use od_os;
print "hi\n";
*
Torsten Fortsch,
I just found the solution, it is very silly. /opt/optimtools points to a
directory under a user home directory which does not have enough permissions
on home directory to read.
Anyway thanks for the effort.
Thanks & Regards,,
Aruljothi.S
2010/12/18 ArulJothi
> Torsten Forts
Thanks to everyone who helped test the 1.34 RC. 1.34 is coming to a
CPAN mirror near you.
MD5 - 5ec946bd2db9de80210b88255ba33874
Fix build edge case where rpm based mp sources missing Apache2::Build cause
require failure in Apache-TestConfig. Reported by Ryan Gies.
[Fred Moyer]
When an explici
