Hello, I've tried the My::HappyWorkaround::CLONE trick... But sorry, same punishment as before: => Apache refuses to start + MS Failure Dialog.
Does this function get to run at all? Add:
warn "CLONE is running\n";
inside this function and check the logs/console while starting the server.
I'd expect that it should work, since CLONE is run inside the cloned interprters.
Of course you need to remove any other instances of:
use Win32::OLE
and inside CLONE it must be require(). [...]
There is one possible solution that will work for you though. Try to add to startup.pl the following code:
sub My::HappyWorkaround::CLONE { require Win32::OLE; }
CLONE is a special function which is called when a new interpreter is started. Think of it as ChildInit but for the interpreter.
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