> In the archives, this thread discuss why %fdat is empty when GET arguments
are
> passed to a page.
>
> I've run up a situation where GET works fine until a POST is done. As soon
as
> one form is POSTed, then GET stops working. It appears that Apache
> is somehow coming up with a CONTENT_LENGTH somewhere.
That's a bug in mod_perl under windows, which doesn't resets the
environement correctly. Newer version of Embperl doesn't use the
CONTENT_LENGTH from the environement anymore, when running under mod_perl,
so it works with newer versions.
>
> Is the only fix for this to upgrade?
Yes
>
> I'm using the Apache/mod_perl/Embperl binaries from
> ftp://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/pub/other/perl-win32-bin-0.7.exe on NT4.
>
> That's using slightly older versions of Apache/mod_perl/Embperl. Anyone
have
> recommendations on newer binaries that work?
>
I would suggest to use ActiveState Perl and the ppm packages Randy has made.
The binary distribution you mentioned above is from times when ActiveState
Perl and mod_perl didn't work correctly together. Nowadays ActiveState is
the best choise and the only that is maintained in binary form.
Gerald
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