Re: statINC or startINC ??
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Dermot Paikkos wrote: So I guess I need to know how to make the PERL5LIB variable available to Apache from its first initialisation (would that be the startuppl or the UID of the httpd process?) I also need to make sure that this is variable persists PerlSetVar PERL5LIB path should accomplish this You can also do use lib 'path'; in your scripts to have them search the correct path to modules that aren't in INC I also use Apache::Reload See the appropriate documentation (it talks about using Apache::Reload as a drop-in for StatINC) -- Brett http://wwwchapelperilousnet/ My mother wants grandchildren, so I said, Mom, go for it! -- Sue Murphy
Re: statINC or startINC ??
Hi Dermot, I'm a completely newbie and have a problem with your installation I think my problems are mainly to do with environment variables, specifically INC The error log has the following: Undefined subroutine Apache::startINC::handler called I have a statINC at not a startINC So I modified the httpdconf accordingly However I still get: Undefined subroutine Apache::statINC::handler called Have you tried Apache::StatINC? - note the case If you can do 'perl -MApache::StatINC -e 42' on the command line without any errors, then PerlInitHandler Apache::StatINC in your httpdconf should be fine as well As I don't know how to manually change INC, I have added the paths to the PERL5LIB env variable (in my cshrc) but this does not take effect till I log in So the server does not start unless I am logged in and start it manually as it can not find statINCpm Even then http requests generate the above error perldoc -f use If you have a set of custom modules that you need Apache to find, something like: Perl use lib '/directory/root/of/your/modules' ; /Perl in your conf should work david wright
