I am trying to create multiple instances of a large program we are working on. The apache server loads upwards of 10 modperl modules upon startup. I have duplicated all the modperl modules into a new directory structure with a new name, etc. and created a seperate set of confs for apache. The port I chose at random is 10010. The original copy was ALSO changed to include a version number, etc. in the dir structure. The one on port 80 works. The one on port 10010 does not. The only error I continually get is a permissions error. "You do not have permission to access http://localhost/dir/action"; (note the lack of port number) and a signature telling me the error is generated by Apache 1.13.x on Port 10010. (BTW - the 'action' is not a real file, but a command to be read by a handler module and interpreted - this system has no html files). Is it possible that the apache request object, etc. isn't passing the port number? I'm really stumped. If anyone has experience running multiple apache's loading modules, please let me know. The only thing the conf's share is an aliased directory. All the conf's are versioned, as well as the htdocs and perl modules. Jon Robison __________________________________________________________________ Your favorite stores, helpful shopping tools and great gift ideas. Experience the convenience of buying online with Shop@Netscape! http://shopnow.netscape.com/ Get your own FREE, personal Netscape Mail account today at http://webmail.netscape.com/
