Philip Mak wrote:
>
> I just tried doing the global.asa thing, but I realized another problem.
> Recently, I installed a new version of perl on my system (upgraded 5.00503
> to 5.6). Something went wrong though; Apache::ASP is still using the old
> version of perl. If I run /usr/bin/perl, /usr/local/bin/perl, or a CGI
> script, the $] (version) variable evaluates to 5.6. But inside ASP
> scripts, the version is 5.00503 (use warnings doesn't work in 5.00503).
>
This is because Apache::ASP uses that same perl that mod_perl does.
Just recompile your mod_perl with your new perl, and the problem
will go away!
> Would you happen to know how to find out the pathname of the perl
> executable that Apache::ASP is using? I found a file called
> /usr/bin/perl5.00503, but relinking that to perl 5.6 had no effect.
>
I would imagine that looking at @INC would give you a hit
as to which perl you are using since the perl lib directories
tend to have build numbers & locations that are related.
> Also, does ASP have a directive for turning on -w?
>
No.
Enjoy the upgrade!
-- Joshua
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