i do not believe this error has anything to do with
the conf file. there is no difference between adding
something to srm.conf as opposed to httpd.conf. there
may be some differences in directives based on the
apache version you are coming from and the one you
are going to.
the problem here is just as it states. you have an extra
table closing tag. since embperl analyzes and does neat
tricks with tables, it notices the problem and reports it. the
stack underflow is just an unwelcome side effect.
i have a cheap and dirty table analysis program that helps
us to locate the place where the missing beginning table row
is in the source code if you need it. if your html is hand done,
it should be pretty easy to find your error anyways. yell at me
if you want me to send you a copy.
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"Tulan W. Hu" wrote:
> Please send me email if you have an answer for me.We always use a very old style
>httpd.conf file + a srm.conf file for our
> mod_perl enabled server.
> I would like to migrate the old style httpd.conf to the new format of
> httpd.conf.
> Most pages, CGI are working under the new httpd.conf; however, I got some
> error messages:
>
> [Wed Jan 10 11:34:48 2001] [error] [21193]ERR: 20: Line 49: </tr> without
> <tr>
> [Wed Jan 10 11:34:48 2001] [error] [21193]ERR: 2: Line 1: Stack Underflow
>
> There are many differences between the old style and the new style of the
> httpd.conf.
> I have added <IfModule mod_perl.c> for our mod_perl related infomation and
> other
> Alias in my httpd.conf. The old style does not have many <Directory>
> specified in the
> httpd.conf file either. I guess that our old style httpd.conf does not have
> any restrictions
> on any server directories, but the newer style httpd.conf contains more
> restrictions.
>
> I am wondering what could cause the Embperl error for changing the
> httpd.conf?
> The FAQ of Embperl said that you need to add a line in Header/Footer to
> avoid the
> Stack Underflow error. However, the pages are working fine with the old
> style httpd.conf.
>
> Any ideas or comments? What shall I look for?
> Thanks your help in advance!!
>
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