Sebastian,
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sebastian Breier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 17:51
....
>
> At 17:38 04.04.2003, Melchior, Matthijs wrote:
>
> >Sebastian,
> > Sooo...., it IS possible to get this running on W2000.
> >thanks!
>
> Of course it's possible... :-P
> I've been running it for a year now I think... though my main
> Apache box is WinNT 4 SP6a.
>
> >Now the big question: what is different between your system
> >and ours...?
> >
> >Do you remember what happened during install....,
> >what non-standard files [installed after base W2000] you have
> >on your machine, or any other things that may explain the difference.
>
> Nothing special... Win2k Pro SP2, some patches for security...
>
> What exactly is your problem with the installation?
> Mine went through without complaining, and the Apache worked
> after that.
Well, the problem does not occur at installation time, that was
without problem. It happens when Apache wants to load mod_perl.so,
then it dies with error "The specified procedure could not be found."
Note, it talks about 'prodedure', not 'module'. To me this
means that the loading of the module failed because the
dynamic linker [the unix name, dont know the windows term...]
cannot resolve a symbol in mod_perl.so or one of the referenced
libraries. Unfortunately, windows does not tell me the name of
the problematic symbol so I have no idea where to look!
> mod_perl-2 is installed over ActivePerl 5.8's PPM shell.
>
> No problems anywhere. Just now with 2.0.45. :-)
>
> >We can get in touch off-list and exchange more details....
>
> Sure... maybe this annoys the other list-readers...
> but maybe it's also helpful for others!
I was thinking about boring details like versions of DLL's in
\winnt\system32 and places like that.... If we can solve this
without resorting to that comparation, even better.
>
> Bye,
> Sebastian.
>
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Thanks,
Matthijs Melchior.
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