Hi,
>
>
> Thanks. I managed to run Apache::Reload on my linux box (RH 7.1, Perl5),
but
> on win32 (ActiveState Perl) it won't work. Any ideas?
> I installed Apache::Reload using PPM.
>
I use it on windows too without problems, but I don't use ActiveState Perl.
Normaly this shouldn't make a differ
Hi,
>
> Apache::Reload is really the solution to this problem. I personaly use it
> too, but you have to make sure that the file is loaded that your are
> changing and not another one from somewhere else (e.g. from the perl-site
> directory).
>
Thanks. I managed to run Apache::Reload on my linux
Hi,
>
> >
> > use Apache::Reload
> >
>
> I added PerlInitHandler Apache::Reload to my httpd.conf but *.pm files are
> cached :-(
> what's wrong?
>
Maybe you forgot to say make install for your module ?
> Is there another way to stop module cache or force it to reload all
(besides
> apache restar
Hi,
>
> use Apache::Reload
>
I added PerlInitHandler Apache::Reload to my httpd.conf but *.pm files are
cached :-(
what's wrong?
Is there another way to stop module cache or force it to reload all (besides
apache restart)?
I'm used to write code and then check output in browser window. When I h
