Re: Errors
Neil Powers wrote: Hello I am running red hat 7.0 with apache version apache_1.3.14 trying to compile mod_perl-1.24 and keep getting the following error Are you using the gcc "2.96" that shipped with RedHat 7? If so try using gcc 2.95.
Finding out what has been enabled on a mod perl server
Hello all, I need to find out what has been enabled on my production server. I want to use method handlers, but I am unsure if that has been compiled in. How would I do this? I don't have the access to install mod-status - so the easy way is not for me...
Re: Finding out what has been enabled on a mod perl server
That will tell me if mod_perl.c is has been installed. I know that. What I want to find out is if during the installation, did the installer (Was not me!) set PerlMethodHandlers on and other flags of that kind during the install. How would I do that? Apachedir/bin/httpd -l
using a handler in a module file
I want to use an apache module in an .htaccess file. What would be the syntax with that? I'm assuming that it will be along the lines of PerlModule Goofy::Nav Files goofy.nav SetHandler perl-script PerlHandler Goofy::Nav /Files but I can't seem to get that to work. Any ideas?
Use of .htaccess files
Hello all, I'm a newbie to mod_perl, and I have a question. We have mod_perl on our server, but it is a standard out of the box install (Only PerlHandler is enabled.) Now, I'd like to use .htaccess files to test some stuff out (no dev server either) and I don't want to be constantly restarting the server. Am I correct in thinking that since .htaccess files are read by the server every request, I do not need to use techniques like Apache::StatINC to ensure that the libs get read every request. What Perl directives can I not put in .htaccess? I plan on testing this stuff in a directory, and if it works, moving it into the main server. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
