Re: Embperl returning no data

[Saadiq Rodgers-King]

I can't expect that you'll still remember this thread.  However, I 
think I may have stumbled on to the solution.  To recap, whenever I'd 
try Embperl 2.x I would be able to segfault httpd threads.  If I ran 
'httpd -X' I could crash the web server with just a few refreshes of an 
epl page.  However, if I ran Embperl 1.x I was able to run it fine.  My 
experimentation with 2.x vs 1.x was holding up my project so I had to 
just leave it at 1.x so I could get some work done.  That's why I'm 
replying to an email over a month old.

Well, I stumbled on to this page recently while looking into setting up 
my new Powerbook G4 for Embperl development.
http://www.ecos.de/~mailarc/embperl/2002-08/msg00124.html

The important part is where you say... "Don't use ClearModuleList in 
your httpd.conf (this currently applies to all systems, with Apache 1.x 
and Embperl 2)".  I'd never read that elsewhere and considering I'm 
using Apache 1.x I was eager to give it a try.  Lo and behold, it seems 
to have resolved the issue.  I've just done a couple of informal tests 
but I'm hopeful.

I just wanted to follow up with you so you could confirm or deny the 
question of Embperl 2.x, Apache 1.x and "ClearModuleList" in 
httpd.conf.  I'll cc the list in case this information is helpful to 
others.  Thanks.

Saadiq

On Friday, January 31, 2003, at 12:00  AM, Gerald Richter wrote:

Sadly, the only thing it changes is that with "Embperl_Debug 1" added,
apache won't start.  Configtest says ok but it won't start.
Any errors in the error log? or does it segfault?

Gerald



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