> >
> >What are the different error message, if any, with and without the
> >AddModule?
>
> Kind of telling.
>
> Cannot add module via name 'embperl.c': not in list of loaded modules
>

Oops, yes it can't work. Sorry I am overseen this.

> It looks to me like the module is being only partially registered.
> There's some debug code in mod_perl, I'm going to look into how to
> turn it on.  At this point I'm pretty sure this isn't an Embperl
> issue, but rather something to do with mod_perl and PerlModule's in
> general.  Either it's an OSX problem, or OSX is exposing some other
> issue.

It wasn't easy to get this configuration stuff working with all possible
Perl version/Apache builds. I guess you setup is just introucing another
variant....

I think it's a kind of Embperl issuse, since the way Embperl plugs into
Apache seem not to work with your setup.

There is one thing we can try, in epapinit.c comment out line 163:

ap_remove_module (&embperl_module) ;


If this all doesn't help, then search for all

    cfg -> bUseEnv = -1 ;

change it to 1 and use enviroment variables for configuration (and remove
all Embperl Apache configuration directives). Then we continue debugging
when I am back from my holiday

Gerald

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