On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Ged Haywood wrote: ->> ->Hmmm. That's interesting... do I smell RPMs? ->> ->> i didnt use any rpms when i built apache, modssl, php, and modperl. ->> i'm not sure what you mean or how your comment is intended to help. -> ->I apologize if my message was not clear. Did you build your own Perl?
yes. for the record, i solved the problem(s) thusly: -fell back to using the earlier version of modperl (1.25_01) -everything was fine except then i found that php4.1.2 was then causing segfaults upon 404s. recompiled with php as a static module -THEN i found that modrewrite was segfaulting upon any rewrite. recompiled AGAIN with modrewrite static. -finally, apache the way i need it (modperl/modssl/php) best, smh Steev Hise, Information Engineer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.datamassage.com ----------------------------------------------------------------- "Getting programmers to write documentation is almost as hard as getting them to wear ties" -Larry Wall, et.al, 'Programming Perl' -----------------------------------------------------------------
