On Mon, 28 May 2001, Gerald Richter wrote:
> I don't think that has anything to do with this change in the start
> directory. Apache::Registry calls
>
> $r->chdir_file;
>
> which should change the current directory to the one of the file, but it
> doesn't with ActiveState Perl.
> chdir_file in
Hi Randy,
>
> That's true - I should have been more explicit. The environment
> variable problem doesn't show up either for me on a Win32 compiled
> without the flags needed for fork emulation on Win32. I'm going to try to
> see if it's a problem with a linux perl compiled with ActiveState's
> com
On Mon, 28 May 2001, Gerald Richter wrote:
> Hi Randy,
>
> >That fits with what I find, too - I seem to recall that you
> > pointed out earlier a problem with environment variables in mod_perl
> > in a different context, specifically "remembering" their old
> > values, so this seems to be a g
Hi Randy,
>That fits with what I find, too - I seem to recall that you
> pointed out earlier a problem with environment variables in mod_perl
> in a different context, specifically "remembering" their old
> values, so this seems to be a general mod_perl problem, at least
> on Win32. It may ev
