I was just going to say, Using the default bundled rpms to run mod_perl seams the easiest way. And I've had the best of luck on Fedora core 3, Which is Redhat 9 upgraded to SElinux and kernel 2.6. Just add your Perl aliases, startup script.pl, and directories to the httpd.conf files and away you go. Make sure you point the @INC to your installed lib locations. And as you keep your sys updated Apache, Perl, mod_perl will be updated as well cause they will be in sync with the RPM registry.
Jay Scherrer On Wednesday 19 January 2005 07:28 am, steve silvers wrote: > I'm running Redhat 8 pretty sure the default Apache installed is > 2.0, not infront of my laptop at the moment. Could someone please > point me in the direction to where I can get everything I need to > get ModPerl running. I have read tons of information but it all > seems such a mess! Is installing this as simple as installing a few > modules, and adding some lines to my httpd.conf file? or do I need > to compile from binary? I have been programming Perl on Windoze for > many years now, and now need to switch to Linux. > > Any help greatly appreciated. > Steve > > > .^. > /V\ > /( )\ > ^^_^^
