Gerald Richter wrote:
>>Understandable -- as this is how I found the optDisableChdir -- looking
>>to turn this function off to increase performance. For functionality
>>however -- could I suggest that you provide some means to 'enable'
>>this? I agree it should be off by default, but it could be handy, and
>>remove a headache or two if you start mixing external and internal
>>calls...
>>
>
>
> I put this "optEnableChdir" on the TODO list
One problem with the current "no-chdir" behaviour is: when I use
use Customer::Utils;
in my Perl code and have the "Customer" directory in the same directory
where the script is, it does not work anymore.
So I have to tell perl to "use lib /path/to/customer/lib;" somewhere in
the startup code or in every embperl-page.
Regards,
Dirk Melchers.
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