on Linux 2.4.22/Apache 2.48/Perl 5.9.0 the compilation of mp 1.99_13 failed (see below).
Is it because of Perl version 5.9.0? Must i downgrade to Perl 5.8.x again?
It's because you have an old 5.9.0. Only the very latest blead perl is supported. Upgrade to the current blead and you will be fine. 5.9.1 should be released in a week or so.
I awaited Perl 5.9.1 and installed it.
MP 1.99_13 now compiles fine but in "make test" ALL tests fail (See below). Also below are the outputs of t/REPORT and of t/logs/error_log.
What else can i provide/try?
It seems like an Apache-Test problem, since the server wasn't ever
accesses. You can verify that by looking at t/logs/access_log.
That's true, t/logs/access_log is empty after running make test (0 bytes).
I have seen that behavior, but usually the cause was having Apache-Test sub-dir configured to run the test suite. Any difference if you checkout a fresh cvs repository or tar.gz? Any difference with other perls (5.8.x?)
No, it's really mp 1.99_13 and Perl 5.9.1. Somehow i attached the wrong
REPORT output - i feel awful about it!
No problem, Helmut ;) As we now know this is probably unrelated to perl or mod_perl and purely a configuration issue with A-T.
The following is probably unrelated, but strange.
*** Packages of interest status:
Apache::Request: - CGI : 3.40.0
CGI 3.40? That should have been 3.04
LWP : 5.760.0
That should be 5.76.
Seems that 5.9.1 is broken in that respect.
perl-blead -le 'use CGI; print CGI->VERSION' 3.40.0 perl-blead -le 'use LWP; print LWP->VERSION' 5.760.0
I'll perlbug this to p5p.
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