At 10:21 2000/08/13 +0200, you wrote:
Some pointers:
- Is the first line of the script: #!/usr/bin/perl ?? or did you try the
execution from the commandline by 'perl <script>' ??
First line is #!/usr/bin/perl
which perl gives me "#!/usr/bin/perl"
- Make sure there's a handler for .cgi scripts (srm.conf)
Yup, there is in each virtual host (as I said, the exact same script works
when run from the cgi-bin directory on each virtual host)
- Make sure permission are correct (executable for world) (httpd.conf)
Yup.
- You could try using ScriptAlias, maybe that'll give you something
(httpd.conf)
I have a ScriptAlias for each one, but I want to run it outside of the
script-aliased directory, in the ~user directory.
I tried another experiment, removed the apache-perl package, and installed
the apache package (IE: removed mod_perl), and it's all working fine.
Does anyone know of a difference between apache-perl and the usual mod_perl
methods? Are there things assumed in the compile step that someone using a
non-standard apache setup should know?
I've never programmed for mod_perl before, I'd like to use this box to
learn how. Should I roll-my-own, and not use the packages at all?
Thanks again!
Adam
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
