Cfaust, What does your httpd.conf file say after the modules listing? If it says something like: # #load configfiles from the config directory "/etc/httpd.conf.d" # Include conf.d/*.conf # Then check there for your: perl.conf file. Within the perl.conf file you will find: LoadModule perl_module modules/mod_perl.so
Then look for the perl_module in /etc/httpd/modules. This is standard placement for Redhat Linux RPMs. I have found that I can edit this perl.conf to customize my modPerl and directories and script aliases On Thu, 2005-05-19 at 14:49 -0400, cfaust-dougot wrote: > Hey Stas, > > I know this has been asked a ton of time and I have read everything on > the site to check if MP is installed - my problem now is I have a > client who has told me over and over again that mod_perl is installed > - every method documented on the site says it is not (string doesn't > appear in the error log, via telnet to apache or via the lwp-request > method, it also doesn't appear via httpd -l. > All method above report only "Apache/2.0.46 (Red Hat) configured" > > The box is RH enterprise and Apache and MP2 were installed via RPM - > the client called RH (to prove me wrong) and RH told him if you > installed MP2 via the RH RPM then that MP2 line shouldn't appear > anyplace... > > I find that really hard to believe BEFORE I wasn't able find anything > documented about it.. Is that true? > > So I guess my question is, can it be said with 100% certainty that the > "mod_perl 1.99xxxx" should show up in the error log (or those other > documented methods) if its installed and configured properly? > > Is there any other ways to prove its installed or not installed? > > Thanks > -Chris
