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I've tried this multiple times, always with the same result, and I didn't see anything in Changes that would account for this, so...
This was on a machine which didn't have mod_perl (1 or 2) installed at all initially.
When installing 1.99_14 using the standard procedure:
perl Makefile.PL MP_AP_PREFIX=/usr/local/apache2 make make test make install
The modules are in blib, tests succeed and the headers are installed under /usr/local/apache2/include/, but none of the perl modules (APR::*, Apache::*, ModPerl::*etc) are installed under /usr/lib/perl5/.
Initially I thought they must have been installed in some other location, but I used find on / didn't turn up anything. I also did a 'touch TIMESTAMP' before 'make install' and then 'find -newer ...', which showed the headers were updated but no modules.
After a while I decided to try 1.99_13, and: Doing the exact same procedure with 1.99_13 on the same machine installs the modules as expected.
*** Packages of interest status:
Apache::Request: 2.02-dev CGI : 3.05 LWP : 5.79 mod_perl : 1.9913
But you already have 1.99_13 installed. Have you tried nuking it first? May be your timestamps on the previously installed files are in the future? What's the output of 'make install'? I've seen this kind of problem before with other perl modules. Most likely some glitch with ExtUtils::MakeMaker. Have you tried upgrading it?
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