On a stock RH 9 system:
my %params = $r->args(); $r->print( join("<br>",map {"$_ => $params{$_}"} keys(%params)), "<br>");
and this
$r->print($r->args());
are producing the same output. Or in other words, the list context is returning the entire QS while it used to return a hash in MP1. The docs for v2 are not done yet so I am not sure if this is expected behavior. Has it changed from mp1?
Yes. http://perl.apache.org/docs/2.0/user/porting/compat.html#C__r_E_gt_args__in_an_Array_Context
A related but bigger picture question I have is this. I have a RH 9 system and I want to keep it stock so I can receive updates from RHN. I have in the past tried to break from the packages that RH puts out and maintain my own but things spin out of control quick and I end up spending too much time maintaining upgrades since dependencies begin to pile up. I am doing the forced upgrade to Fedora Core 2 (forget about ES since they are on 1.3 still) in April but wanted to do some dev work now. RH is conservative about upgrades so I am still on 1.99_07 and 2.0.40. Are these implementations mature enough to develop a new app on? I keep on running into things that require 1.99_9+ and 2.0.46+ and most of the time I have gotten around them but I am wondering if this is an exercise in futility given the versions I am on. Should I move to Fedora Core 1 now? I am leery about that given the stability issues of FC1 that people seem to be talking about. I was also thinking about moving to Mandrake so I have upgrade options if it would make sense dumping RH now instead of waiting till April.
Sorry, I can't comment on Fedora since I have no idea what it is. But you don't need to rely on any distro to use the latest mod_perl. remove the rpm provided by RH and build from source. You definitely want to use 1.99_12 and not _07, since *many* fixes and additions have happened since then.
1.99_xx is as stable as it's tested. Test your application and see whether it works. If you find bugs report them and we will fix them. If you don't test we won't know if there are bugs.
Also, are there any estimates on mod_perl 2.00 release date?
As soon as the list of items in this file goes to zero: http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/modperl-2.0/todo/release You are more than welcome to help us complete that list earlier.
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