Hi all, I solved the problem: it is not a problem of mod_perl, or perl, or linux... it is a problem of Fedora and SELinux, which prevents a cgi to open a socket on the same system...
Valerio 2008/4/17, Valerio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi all, > > I have a mod_perl script which works at PerlTransHandler level, and > translates the virtual host requested to the real system path where > site's pages are stored. > To do this translation, I tried two solutions: > - ask to a db > - ask to a php script on another apache which makes the traslation. > > But the second solution doesn't work in every situation: > if the second apache is on the same system but different port, it > doesn't work and I find on the error_log > > 500 Can't connect to 192.168.2.110:8080 (connect: Permission denied) > > (also if I use a different Ip, using an alias for the network interface) > > Otherwise, if it is on another system, it works. > > Does anyone know why it happens? > Is it a limitation of apache/mod_perl? > > Thanks and regards > > > Valerio >
