Hello Nick, > If you want mod_perl for Apache2 in Debian, I'd suggest you use a > packaged > version; it's a lot easier.
My problem is, that i CANT get the debian package because i compiled & installed apache manualy. Few weeks ago i tryed to override some debian dependency packages, and the result was that my system was a wreck. So i m kind of affraid to do it again, i think i will follow Stas advices and first give a try to the GCC linker, which appear to be dead. > mod_perl for apache2 in Debian is in the package libapache2-mod-perl2, > which is in testing and unstable distributions. To install libapache2-mod-perl2, debian tells me to install apache-common, apache, and so on... > If you really need to use woody for some reason, I'd suggest that you > grab the sources for the testing version of the package, and work from > there. That way, you will have a list of the other packages you need in > order to build it, and any debian-specific workarounds or similar will > be in-place. You will also get the benefit that at the end of it all, > you'll end up with a package that can easily be installed onto multiple > servers. The point is i don't have any choice but woody, cause my CD burner is dead, and Woody is the only distrib that can suit for a server i have on CD (i also have mandrake 9.2 but now i prefer debian :) ) > You may find that you end up needing a whole chain of backports of more > recent versions of things in order to make it work. In that case, I'd > consider using the testing distribution. You won't (yet) get security > updates reliably, but that is being worked on, as testing is going to > become stable fairly soon. And there are a whole lot of other goodies > in testing that aren't in stable -- perl 5.8 and lots more perl modules > that weren't previously packaged, for example. And gcc 3.3... That is right, i didnt thought about that. My GCC is 2.95.4, do you think it can be why the linker appears as broken? Thank you for help! Pierre -- Report problems: http://perl.apache.org/bugs/ Mail list info: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/modperl.html List etiquette: http://perl.apache.org/maillist/email-etiquette.html
